The Great Ming: Taking the Chongzhen Emperor South
大明之拉着崇祯南迁
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.2M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical Transmigration
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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Reader comments 37
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The writing is good, the new vision is worth reading, probably what I saw is that it is trying to save the dying Ming Dynasty, the characters are vivid, and the author's writing style is also very good (˃̶̤́ ꒳ ˂̶̤̀)—Recommendation index ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Not bad, a very good book! The intention is clear and the grand strategy is determined. In this time of crisis, moving south is the wisest choice. And uniting all the forces that can be united to resist foreign enemies. These two points are worthy of five-star praise.
If you want to see Machiavellian tactics, you can retreat. The author must have thought carefully about the plan, but he does not understand politics, so the book seems very strategic at first glance, but it is unreasonable when linked to the political background. In order to correct this unreasonableness, the author's choice is to enlighten others. The writing style is acceptable and the thinking is pretty good, but there are some shortcomings. Overall, it's a good read.
Is the author a modern person? After all, you are a college entrance examination student who traveled through time. Why is your thinking so bad? I want to retreat to Taiwan before the war begins. You said you want money, money, and food. There are also advantages in river and sea warfare. Even if you don't understand firearms, there are Westerners who do. You can buy and recruit people to set up firearms research. What about modern people's thinking? Haven't watched the follow-up yet
Not bad, a new perspective, worth a look
A very interesting novel, a breath of fresh air in the Ming Dynasty time travel novels
It's funny, but not completely brainless, has no female leads, and avoids studs, to sum it up.
You, a high school student, can't even do the basic improvement of gunpowder, and you are still playing tricks. You can't light up your technology🌲, and you only play tricks, which is not in line with your position as a high school student.
Not to mention anything else, the main thing is that it's fun to watch!
The logic of the content is okay, but it's too idealistic, so I have to say it's okay. However, I feel that the author's literary skills are not enough, there are too many slang words and overlapping words, and many adjectives do not conform to the ancient speaking habits and court system. As for historical novels, you still need to have more literary background.