
A Prestigious Ming Clan
大明望族
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.1M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical Transmigration
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qimao
Synopsis
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702Chapters
69kPopularity
1.2kReaders
533Must-read votes
8.9Score
284Ratings
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Reader comments 14
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The layout is too small. If you want to write about a famous family, don't stick to the intrigues within the family. The parents are so short-handed that it makes people uncomfortable to read. If you can't write something with a big picture, just write it around the protagonist. Whenever someone appears, you have to write about other people's families as well.
It's so confusing. What are you looking at? An adult time travels and turns into shit
Didn't you see the prominent role of the protagonist in the book written by the author? As a time traveler, traveling to the Ming Dynasty was just a battle of wits and courage with family members and servants? ? ? ? House fight novel?
After seeing Chapter 68, it's pretty good!
She is a female author after all, she is too petty.
A book is all about fighting among the same clan, what the hell
What should I say about this book? I haven't become an official yet when I read three-quarters of it.
This is not a cool novel, but it is a good work. Rebirth does not necessarily mean having the upper hand in everything. It's much better than those novels that rise without thinking after rebirth.
I have read dozens of chapters, all of which are rambling, with no main thread, and the logic is confusing.
The first half describes the dangers of having too many wives, and the second half is a summary of the first half.