Great Ming: One Future Delivery Every Day, and Zhu Yuanzhang Loses It!
大明：我每天一个未来快递，老朱心态崩了！
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- Completed
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- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical Transmigration
- Updated
- 1y ago
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458Chapters
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1.2kReaders
8.9Score
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Haha, I had too high expectations. Such a good subject matter turned into this. Putting aside the vulgarity of the language, the relationship between the protagonist and Zhu Yourong is disgusting to read. If you can't write about emotions, I suggest you don't write about them. The author has some basic historical knowledge. They also seem to listen to advice. It's just that the writing style is terrible. I'll read a few more chapters; if it still doesn't work, I'll give up.
First, I'll give myself a thumbs up. That's just how shameless I am, hahaha.
The author portrays Jiang Lin as intelligent, flesh-and-blood, courageous, and resourceful. He saves the crown prince, impresses Emperor Zhu, outwits treacherous officials, and wins over the princess. The plot is captivating, and the writing is masterful. It truly lives up to its reputation as a new work from the author after a period of reflection; it's fantastic! I eagerly await the author's next book!
Leaving aside the typos and omissions, the author lacks basic common sense; it's the kind of readable even if you don't use your brain.
It's a fantasy-style introduction to Ming Dynasty history, focusing on Zhu Yuanzhang and other founding heroes. So far, it's all dialogue and no real events.
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The protagonist is like a eunuch, a woman in bed admired by Liu Xiahui, and every night he's incredibly awesome, a true castration king.
Losing your brain is not bad.
The entire book is about Ming Dynasty history, plus pointless flirting. I'm not here to study history.
My historical knowledge is practically nonexistent, I have some general historical common sense, but not much, and my logic is somewhat inconsistent, with inconsistencies in the text. I suddenly needed a light read the other day, so you can check this out.