
Zhu Yuanzhang Traveled Through Chongzhen
朱元璋穿越崇祯
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical Transmigration
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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500Chapters
370kPopularity
924Readers
2.2kMust-read votes
9.1Score
1.1kRatings
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While reading the book, I kept thinking if another director could put this book on the screen. That must be awesome. It is much better than the Yongzheng Dynasty or the Kangxi Dynasty. Follow the way of the emperor in this book. Wang Zuozhi is talented. Comparing intrigue and deceit. . . Like a firefly. But so be it. Author, I think what you wrote is a bit too cruel. Ming Dynasty. Although there are heroes who lead troops. But there are also pillars who truly care about the country.
Nice
Good book on Machiavellian strategy
I have never understood why Li Zicheng and I were in a hostile relationship. We obviously captured Red Lady and Li Guo's nephew and let them go, causing Red Lady to kill our general. Why did we arrange it like this? It has a purpose.
It's just average. It's said to have a score of 9.1, But in fact it's only a score of 7.8. That's it. Throughout the novel, most of the time there is internal fighting. It's more of a Machiavellian novel.
Come on, try to write a masterpiece that will be handed down from generation to generation
The plot is good, but a little complicated. Some parts cannot stand up to scrutiny, and some parts are unclear.
It ended too hastily. I watched it for several days in vain.
The front was fine, but the back forcefully demonized the vassal princes and civil servants. If the vassal princes and civil servants were so powerful, they would be beaten to pieces by the Qing army, and they would just run away.
Although the battles ahead are not the ones I am familiar with, they are still passable.