
The First Emperor of Ming Dynasty
大明第一帝
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical Transmigration
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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460Chapters
670kPopularity
1.1kReaders
6.5kMust-read votes
9.0Score
5.2kRatings
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After Not Breaking Off the Engagement, My Identity as a Confucian Saint Was Exposed!
At the Age of Eight, He Was Hastily Pulled Out to Ascend the Throne and Proclaim Himself Emperor!
At the Age of Eighty, He Was Hastily Pulled Out to Ascend the Throne and Proclaim Himself Emperor!
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It's quite excellent. It has a unique flavor when you read it after watching "Fireworks of the Ming Dynasty". The environment of this book is more sinister than that of the previous book. It feels like the building is about to collapse, but it lacks some of the persistence in "Fireworks of the Ming Dynasty". Due to the different identities of the protagonists, this book lacks the extremely enterprising and open-minded style of marrying modern Western courtiers in "Fireworks of the Ming Dynasty", but has more of a sense of the power of an emperor to settle down and control the empire. The plot is quite reasonable, the text is well polished, and there are very few typos, wrong sentences, and unclear expressions. The "fly in the ointment" is that in the early days of Tianqi's power, it was similar to the crazy imperial staff's oppression of ministers in the Jiajing "Great Ceremony" incident, which is slightly inconsistent with modern times. Overall review: This book is good, I recommend buying it.
The writing is quick, the ideas are ingenious, and the literary talent comes to life on the page! Thumbs up!
The protagonist's IQ is online and the content is not cluttered. Please give it a good review.
After reading 60+ chapters, I can only say that it is just okay. It is much better than those rubbish novels. However, as a bookworm of 20+ years, I can't stand it. There are no highlights to attract me. Philosophy, culture, literature, military, history, emotions, ups and downs of the plot... Nothing, some are just erotic and self-pleasure. There are only pig's feet. The others are all background NPCs, as dull as zombies. Yes, it's like pig's feet playing a historical game of the Ming Dynasty.
I like nonsense, I like bad reviews
This is a good book. If you like this kind of subject, you can read it.
I am halfway through writing about the eunuch... The defeat at Saarhu broke the backbone of the Ming Dynasty... The Donglin Party... The defeat at Tumubao ruined the spirit of the Ming Dynasty... I write back and forth~
I couldn't stop reading after reading chapter 54. The narrative is straightforward, everything is done personally, the main and dark plots are not distinguished, the protagonist's aura is 99%, the supporting characters are puppets, the literary skills are not good enough, and there is almost no detailed psychological portrayal, let alone the description of the intrigues in the court. Everything is written straightforwardly, leaving no suspense for the readers. I guess the author is a novice writer.
Too boring
It's a mess. I haven't written anything about what I wanted to read. It's a lot of nonsense.