The Wind Rises at the End of Ming Dynasty
风起明末
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.1M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical Transmigration
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- Source
- Qimao
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561Chapters
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Excellent work, sometimes I read it until dawn,,,
The plot is reasonable, there is no golden finger, and superb martial arts does not count. After all, he is an elite servant, and the only golden finger is his memory. The character structure is quite clear, and it ranks at the top of my mind for late Ming Dynasty novels.
Better than most late Ming novels
He said one sentence and then explained for a long time. Then another person said something, and then explained for a long time. It looks a little annoying
Half of a chapter is explaining the background, explaining the reasons, and being verbose! I don't know if it was written by AI or what, the geographical locations are completely different, and there are even third-grade-level sick sentences like "the reason is because of..."!
He is just a warrior, and in the end he will have to be a slave to the Tatars!
It's too cumbersome, and most of the text is explained in voiceover.
The writing is so mouth-watering that it will make you feel dizzy and sleepy... If you have trouble sleeping, you can read it!
What a good book, so long-winded to write
It feels very ordinary. As a separatist force, there is no management system. It can be fooled by directly controlling the governor. All the officials below have been killed. Without a management system, can you truly control the area you occupy, restore order, appease the refugees, organize production, and collect taxes? In terms of character setting, there is nothing wrong with saving Cao Cao, driving out the refugees and massacring Guan Zhongren, saving Lu Xiangsheng and Qingshanguan Dajie, and immediately writing Cao Sunlu to death soon after they gained a wave of goodwill, which always makes people feel ungrateful and sinister. The reason for killing Li Yan was actually because he refused to join the protagonist. But at that time, Li Yan had more than 400,000 elites, and you were only a few. Later, he built a country called Dachen. It was unpleasant, but he actually went to Mount Tai to become a Buddhist monk. Not to mention, if you like the construction of novels, you don't need to read it. If you like the feelings of family and country, there is no need to read it. If you like the generals of the late Ming Dynasty, forget it.