
Smoke and Fire in the Great Ming
大明烟火
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 6.3M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- Source
- Qimao
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Reader comments 50
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It is better to rebel. The protagonist is controlled by Zhu Yuanzhang at every turn. One day, Zhu Yuanzhang wants to kill the protagonist, and the protagonist cannot escape at all.
I feel that the character Han Jingyun is unpleasant. The protagonist is dealing crazily with the emperor. She turned her elbows outward and engaged Zhu Biao. Was she afraid that being an official in the Ming Dynasty would be too easy for the protagonist? Things will happen again, and the protagonist's status is already very high. She clearly knew that Zhu Biao would not live long, but she still wanted to marry the prince. Did she think that Zhu Yuanzhang would not play the leading role after Zhu Biao's death? How many of the founding fathers of the Ming Dynasty died well? The status is already very high, but the protagonist is given a super double? Are you still dissatisfied with Zhu Yuanzhang's distribution of Lime's interests? Do you really think Jin Yiwei doesn't exist?
This Ming Dynasty novel is very good-looking. The plot is compact and not sloppy. After reading the first chapter, I have been wanting to read it. I hope the author will finish it as soon as possible.
Who is the protagonist? Just because he is Lao Zhu, let him do all kinds of things? No resistance at all? What a loser, no matter who dares to do this to me? I won't fight you to the death? Or reveal all the secrets to the world. Come on, stop playing. If you don't, I will spend my whole life slowly taking revenge. So what if I destroy this dynasty! You're a piece of trash, you don't even have any backbone. You really just go to work, and you're more obedient than a dog.
Good
I regret it. The article was clearly organized, intelligent, well-paced, and full of wit. But after more than a hundred chapters, I saw Lan Yu again, and the protagonist's conscience became rotten. I seriously doubted whether the author had changed.
To be honest, average, the three-character description is very average, and the writing is very detailed. It is not like those mindless and cool articles. Some people say that the protagonist is a dog licker. Do you know how many people Mr. Hongwu killed? Emperor Yongle also waited for Zhu Yuanzhang's death before he dared to rebel. What should the protagonist do if he doesn't lick during this period? Also, this is not licking, it is in line with the situation of that era. The only thing that made me abandon the book is the division between Queen Ma and the protagonist. Queen Ma is also a wise queen. The author describes a woman who is greedy for money and has no sense of motherly love. Moreover, I read in the comment section that the protagonist's sister and the prince got together. Regardless of whether the prince died in the end, the protagonist's power will become stronger and stronger after they get together. In a word, it's okay to look at it, but it's not interesting to go into it.
The plot involved in the article is more scientific and develops step by step, which is more cautious than most time-traveling articles. For example, many time-traveling articles mention hot air balloons, which take off directly without purifying the fuel, and science such as physics, chemistry, and machinery are in place in one step; there is also the intellectual problem of the ancients. Many time-traveling articles describe the civil and military ministers as extremely stupid. In fact, the ancients were very wise and sophisticated, especially the ministers of the DPRK, but their knowledge was lower than that of modern people. The period of Zhu Yuanzhang's reign written in this article was actually particularly difficult. The protagonists in other novels could not survive more than a hundred chapters.
It was originally a very enjoyable article, almost 500 chapters in. I was played like a dog by Zhu Yuanzhang, thinking that the next step was to set up a plan, and the world was in turmoil, which made Zhu Yuanzhang regret it. In the end, he got a revolver and licked it in disguise. Let's not talk about the revolver in the Ming Dynasty, but the image of the dog has been lingering, and I have no choice but to abandon it. In fact, before Chapter 500, apart from being happy, it was actually a bit depressing. A modern person suddenly turned into a licker in ancient times and was already a little uncomfortable. As a result, the expected resistance did not come and he fell into the abyss.
This book was okay at the beginning, but it got worse and worse later on, and the whole chapter was full of nonsense.