The Ming Dynasty Reborn: At Three Years Old, I Ascend the Throne and Become Emperor

First of all, let me make sure that this is a well-written book. There are descriptions of the pull and pull of various groups in the late Ming Dynasty. The situation of the main ministers being suspicious is also prominent. The civil servant group and the noble group often obstruct or push back the emperor's decision-making for their own interests. However, the plot progression was too bland. It was often the young master who proposed a resolution and took action, and then various forces jumped in to block and dissuade him. Finally, the trouble came to the two queen mothers, who suppressed the young emperor without thinking. Moreover, the relationships between the characters in it are complicated. Readers who understand the late Ming Dynasty can still sort out the relationships. Those who don't understand can only be confused and confused. To give a simple example: Water Margin has 108 generals, and Romance of the Three Kingdoms has even more generals, but the description is also based on a few main characters. Not long after, Zhang San appeared, and was picked up by Li Si to discuss with Wang Wu what the protagonist said to Zhao Liu yesterday... As a result, a large part of several chapters passed, and the plot made no progress, and the protagonist even had breakfast. Personally, I feel that it would be better if the pace is faster, some characters are deleted, and they are only mentioned when necessary. The main story is about the three-year-old emperor saving the declining empire. There are hardships and ruthlessness. No matter how young he is, he is still an emperor. The silly and sweet biological mother can appear appropriately and act cute. I haven't finished reading it yet, so I'll give it another try. Maybe it's because the early stages of the story feel a bit cumbersome, but it will get better later.

A 20-year-old fan of online novels, this is a rare novel with novel themes. Push forward vigorously!

Seeing that there is no concept of three years old here! The author writes very well! It wrote down the traditional concepts of scholar-bureaucrats in the Ming Dynasty! - Do everything possible to prevent the emperor from taking sole power

The writing is more rigorous, humorous, and a rare masterpiece.

I can see the big picture and see things clearly.

I just like to see this

Write quickly

Beautiful and eye-catching, the score is a bit low, at least 9.5 Or above. I just want to ask the author about the relationship between Europa and the Jiangnan gentry, whether Europa's technological progress in the same period is related to the theft of the Yongle Ceremony, and whether the death of the old emperor is related to the Christian Church or Is it related to Europa? Is the sinicization of small towns in Bavaria, Germany related to the migration of gentry from the south of the Yangtze River in the late Ming Dynasty? If you have time, can you compare the technological levels of China and the West in the late Ming Dynasty? Are there any other great masters of technology in the late Ming Dynasty? Apart from Bi Maokang and Mr. Xu Ge in the book, are there any others? Christians in Shaanxi, carpenters in Suzhou, etc.

The writing is so sophisticated! Describe it to the bone! Great book! Worth recommending!

The author has done research on history. I have a question. If it is not to cater to the current reading market trend, what should be the name of this book more appropriately?