
The Ming Dynasty's Imperial Preceptor
大明国师
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.0M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical Transmigration
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qimao
Synopsis
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571Chapters
248kPopularity
1.6kReaders
3.1kMust-read votes
9.3Score
2.2kRatings
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For a history buff like me, it is enjoyable to read, but for impatient novel lovers, it is a kind of torture. After all, it is a long analysis, but this is also a feature of this type of book.
I read a dozen chapters at the beginning and then jumped directly to the last two chapters😂😂
Although I have only read a dozen chapters, to be honest, the author's knowledge level is really impressive. It may not be easy for readers who like to read refreshing articles, but it is just right for picky people like me. I have read a few books that are not Hongwen. I hope more people will read this book.
Well-written articles mean that readers can learn a lot of unknown knowledge from the book. A large part of the problem with the Ming Dynasty was that Zhu Yuanzhang himself did not understand the macro-rules of the country and was deceived by civil servants. Therefore, Ming Dynasty was destined to die due to its own policies from the beginning. And it can last for 300 years because the gentry is more comfortable sucking blood than any other dynasty, so everyone is trying their best to maintain this country. Until there were refugees that the gentry could not control.
Come on, pick up high school politics, the basics of management in college social sciences, the basics of economics, political science, and administration, and review them again. Follow the Imperial Master bit by bit to deconstruct the feudal dynasty and evolve the social form; the imperial system is like the crooked-necked tree in Chongzhen, which will eventually collapse.
I couldn't bear the laggy word count and pacing of the previous repeater, but suddenly a younger sister popped up in the middle... Alas, old-school authors really can't live without women.
This is actually a hard-core novel. If you just read it as an ordinary cool novel, you will certainly become impatient when you see the bunch of theories it has to tell. Reminds me of the many hard-core military knowledge in the book "Steel Sonata". People who like these theories just love to read them. This is not a shortcoming of the book, it is a feature of the book! I like what the book says about economics, politics, and historical Neo-Confucianism. The modern theories that the protagonist puts forward in order to refute are also very interesting, and the writing is also good.
I saw 14%, I personally didn't like it, and here we are, the main character is still in jail. Throughout the article, the political science and economics knowledge of later generations is handed over. It can be said that there is basically no story.
I'm copying a historical record here, copying an ancient text there, and I'm copying an interpretation. I'm here to read the novel, not to read your history book. I'm so speechless.
More than 10%, and I have been taking classes.