
The Ming Dynasty Official
大明官
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical Transmigration
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qimao
Synopsis
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817Chapters
85kPopularity
1kReaders
894Must-read votes
9.0Score
509Ratings
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Reader comments 14
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I watched the previous part and it felt good. I remember watching it before, why haven't I finished it? When I saw that Wang Zhi was a woman, I remembered that no matter how I changed it, I couldn't change Wang Zhi to a woman. According to the routine, the two of them might have an affair. I can't stand it anymore just thinking about it.
As a time traveler. They can't read, they can't farm, and they're so poor. This book is also very well written. After reading dozens of chapters, I still feel like I don't know what I'm writing, what I want to write, and I'm just rambling here and there.
Vivid historical figures, twists and turns of power struggles, big and small figures with their own evil intentions. If you become an official, your family fortune will wither; For those who are rich, their gold and silver are gone; Those who are kind will escape death; Ruthless, clear retribution!
When I turned around, I was already a hundred years old, and I was covered in the thick black knowledge of time travel literature. The only shortcoming was that there were too few works, and I had little experience and I couldn't read it.
This book's score of 8.9 Is on the low side. I think a score of 9.4 Is more appropriate. It's just that the plot may be more steady and steady, without too many tricks, and it doesn't fit in with some historical fiction. Personally, I think the plotting and characterization of the characters in it are very exciting, especially the exploration of officialdom, which is difficult to write if you don't have a strong mind. The slight flaw is the final scene of being drafted into the military service. It doesn't quite fit in terms of history, the personality of the protagonist, or the rules of the officialdom, and the last part is too political, but overall the flaws are not concealed, and it is considered a masterpiece.
The characters are vivid, interesting and vivid. The growth of the male protagonist, especially the way he handles problems, is really wise. The previous content is average, but if you read it slowly, it is really exciting. Especially after the male protagonist becomes an official, how to deal with problems step by step, how to deal with evil people, especially how to break out of the siege when surrounded by wolves. The writing is wonderful. The male protagonist is also a good character. He succeeds and helps the people around him. The male protagonist has a very bright personality. Keep reading, you can skip some chapters. What a good novel.
Immediate focus: It is not recommended to watch. Frankly speaking, I read it with a "curious" mentality, just to see how it would be written later, but I was very disappointed. In fact, this book should be called "I Picked Up a History of the Ming Dynasty". Apart from the content related to the history of the Ming Dynasty, this book has nothing to do with time travel. The most important line in the book is the marriage between Fang, a talented scholar, and Liu, the prime minister. After seven or eight years, they did not get married until the book was finished. The second most important line, the emotional line between Fang and eunuch Wang, is even more inexplicable.
The second time, chapter 143.
The female version of Wang Zhi made me laugh
The story is passable, the characterization is average, and it's uncomfortable to watch if it's too grinding...