
Great Ming: I Was Reborn as Zhu Yunwen
大明:我重生成了朱允炆
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 4.7M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical Transmigration
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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From the current point of view, the story content of this novel is not complicated, the characters are well created, and it can be seen that the author is very attentive and the language is also very good. I have read more than ten historical novels, and this novel is relatively successful.
Not pretty. It's a bit interesting at the beginning, but then it turns into a running story. It is too easy to take it for granted that the national system will change at will. If it were so simple, why would things like the Reform Movement of 1898 be so bloody and painful?
A very good historical article, humorous, profound and interesting. Very good, recommended.
The author is too fond of women and deliberately writes about monogamy and monogamy. Monogamy is engraved in the soul. It is simply nonsense. Is he an emperor? And the protagonist is too hypocritical!
I haven't read many chapters yet, and I haven't caught up with the big army yet! The praise is given because the author carefully checked the information and did not write randomly without knowing anything! But this also feels like it's a bit too much. Reading novels is just for entertainment and leisure (forget it, brainless cool articles are not leisure but brain-dead). The author has written a bit too much historical knowledge. Even if you skip it and don't read it, it will not affect the development of the plot. So is this reading a novel or a popular science historical knowledge? If you really want to understand history, you won't look for novels here! Personally, I'm not convinced and I'm holding it back
Hey! So beautiful
A straightforward narrative would be boring. Since I want to write about an emperor, it would be more appropriate to write about an emperor who kills decisively and fights for hegemony with iron blood. Besides, writing about the exclusive love of feudal emperors, it is better to write about fairy tales about princes and princesses, or about talented men and beautiful women. Abandoned the book.
I skipped through it, I can read it, but I personally think it's average, you can read it if you are short of books.
It's okay. In fact, I quite like the queen Ma Enhui. Although there were many unfaithful kings in the Ming Dynasty, the queens chosen were all really good. If a man can at least find such a wife, half of his life will be successful.
The book is good, but there are a lot of water words in it. 90% Of the content of a chapter is just water words, which is a headache. We read novels just to kill time in our spare time, not to understand the real history. Otherwise, wouldn't it be better to read history books?