The Ming Bandit
明贼
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 4.8M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical Transmigration
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qimao
Synopsis
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1.4kChapters
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1.1kReaders
19kMust-read votes
9.1Score
11.1kRatings
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I only saw the location of Chapter 500, so I can't say how it's good, but overall it gives me a good feeling. First of all, this is a novel that I've seen rarely use exaggeration when writing time-travel dramas. Although I don't know how detailed the historical content written in it can be, but first of all, it is not exaggerated, which I quite agree with. What's more, the details in the content are quite detailed, which is not easy at all. However, I don't like the description of the protagonist's wives and concubines very much. I also said that rabbits don't eat grass beside their nests. As a general, he should be very restrained in this aspect, including his female guard, Kyoko Kubo... This thief has no bottom line!
The protagonist has unlimited energy...
The author obviously did not review the historical documents properly. The whole book is nothing but a stallion! Tartars basically refer to the Mongols, and the name given to Hou Jin is either a slave or a prisoner! Also, the protagonist is a time traveler. He should know that the system of feudal emperors cannot last forever, so he must accept it completely! There are also those kneeling rituals. If you practice this kind of kneeling ritual in the army, you are full, right?! The reason why many authors who write time-travel books are basically to change the fate of the Han nation is to change the destiny of the Han nation. It would be better for you to go backwards here! The author is advised to pay attention to the sense of proportion when creating in the future!!! Don't write anything nutritious!
"With the assistance of these 1.5 Million elite war horses, the main force of Li Yuanqing's army arrived in just eleven days after a journey of more than ten days." This is the original text in the book. I said goodbye anyway.
Can this kind of book get a score of 9.2? This software I just downloaded, if the score of 9.2 Is really this level, it would be very disappointing. This software can also be uninstalled. Forget about the Stallion book, the sentences don't make sense, the history is half-baked, and the main character seems to be a big grievance to his own character, the Stallion.
Haha, that's okay
Why do I always have a bad breath and then everyone starts vomiting? Why does the author like to kowtow so much? Soldiers in any dynasty would never kneel down casually to salute. Can they kneel down while wearing armor? He kowtowed violently at every turn. I can't stand watching these two things any longer!
The more I look at it, the more rubbish it becomes. People from modern times travel to the Ming Dynasty, just like a weakling. Whenever he sees someone older than him, he kneels down and kowtows. He knelt down and kowtows to others at every turn. If he keeps kowtowing, he barely recognizes his father.
It's all a stale breath
Please don't read this book. At least a quarter of this book is full of words. The main character is very timid. The timidity in the first part was okay, but the whole book is timid. The more I read, the more uncomfortable I feel.