The Tyrant of the Ming Dynasty: I'm a Carpenter
大明暴君之我是个木匠
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical Transmigration
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qimao
Synopsis
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1kChapters
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1.3kReaders
3.7kMust-read votes
9.1Score
5.3kRatings
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Reader comments 40
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One thing to say, when reading this type of novel, don't be too realistic in terms of data. The writing is really good and very good. I recommend reading it. If it can be completed to the end, it will be among the top four of my ancient novels.
The plot is exciting, the writing is brilliant, and it's great to watch! (Please ask me to speak against my will, little prince)
The plot of this book is acceptable, but there are too many mistakes in cultural common sense, as well as historical common sense. There was no Military Aircraft Department in the Ming Dynasty, and the Military Aircraft Department was established since Yongzheng in the Qing Dynasty. Tens of thousands of taels of silver are easily available, which is too much to think about; from the case of buying an official, he could receive 40 million taels of silver, but Li Zicheng broke through the Ming Dynasty and ransacked the entire Beijing official's house, and only received 70 million taels. In order to show Lin Fan's high IQ, all the officials were demoted, which was a bit uncomfortable. Shuangwen doesn't care about that much, but that's not a reason not to check the information carefully. The author should be careful and don't take the readers for intelligence.
It looks so good. What do people who say it doesn't look like think?
I think that when writing this kind of historical novel, you should at least understand some of the historical background and the relationship between the characters before writing.
It's all obscenity. How dare the emperor's guards dare to openly confront the emperor? Wei Zhongxian dares to confront Emperor Tianqi? Chongzhen wanted to destroy Wei Zhongxian every minute, let alone Tianqi. If you don't know how to write about the palace battles to seize power, just focus on fighting against the Jurchens.
Very pretty
That being said, this book is quite good.
Good looking, come on
The first few dozen chapters are okay, but in the later chapters, I forcefully subdue my wits and pretend to be cool. I'm going to poison myself.