Two Great Ming Dynasties: I Built a Technological Ming, Yet You Want Me to Compare Them
双大明：我都科技大明了，你居然让我对比
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 650k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical Transmigration
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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315Chapters
71kPopularity
1.1kReaders
8.4Score
78Must-read votes
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The theme is very novel. I really love the Qin and Ming dynasties. Keep up the good work, author! ♡⊂
Read more history before writing
I've recently been enjoying reading Ming Dynasty novels; the plots are vivid and engaging, and I find myself very immersed in them. I highly recommend them!
The novel is well-written. The plot is coherent and fast-paced; I really enjoyed it and am eagerly awaiting more updates.
The contrasts are striking, and there are also humorous moments. It really hits the nail on the head, making up for my regrets about Zhu Di. I really liked it. Keep up the good work, author!
The plot is captivating, the author's writing is exquisite, the characters are vivid and lively, and the chapters are intricately linked. I'm already urging for more updates and hope for more frequent updates.
It's great! I hope the author updates soon!!!
No, what kind of writing is this? Where did you put the part about Zhu Yunwen forcing his uncle to be burned alive and others being exiled when he was reducing the power of the princes? It's just a constant bickering between two worlds. If you can't write, then don't write.
Zhu Yunwen was the grandson of the Crown Prince, not the Crown Prince, so there was a generational gap. Although I told myself not to think too much, I still can't help but complain. Also, Li Jinglong didn't die so quickly after the Jingnan Rebellion; he was eventually rendered useless and imprisoned until his death.
The overall storyline is interesting, demonstrating the author's extensive historical knowledge, but some parts are bland and lack a sense of immersion.