
The Chronicles of Song and Ming
宋明录
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 706k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- –
No longer available on Zongheng since 29 Oct 2026. This page shows what we last saw there.
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243Chapters
20.4kClicks
42Favorites
451Recommendations
3Fans
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The author writes well, the writing style is excellent, keep it up! Yunju's "The Great Tang Sword Master" is also well written.
Writing this kind of story is difficult, unlike fantasy, but to write it this well is no easy feat. I've already added it to my favorites, and I welcome you to visit and add it to your favorites as well. Let's work together, and I'll definitely support you when it's officially released.
The author's new book, "Building the Song Dynasty," is now available for pre-order. Please add it to your collection and recommend it.
Author's Note in Chapter 97 of Xingtian
This book is about 700,000 words long. It's my first time writing a book, and I'm unaware of many tricks of the trade. I haven't really studied or considered the readership of online novels. Naturally, my writing style, imagination, and structure are extremely lacking. In short, the book's reception seems to have been lukewarm.
Xingtian Chapter 92 The Royal Family's Demands (Part Two) Author's Note
Extra update today, three updates! It's said the turning point of this virus outbreak has arrived. May Wuhan rise again, and may all my friends in Wuhan stay healthy and safe!
Xingtian Chapter 81 Yue Ke's New Battle Tactics - Author's Note
May the Year of the Rat bring you good fortune, and may the new year begin with auspicious beginnings. Every joyful sound of firecrackers outside your window is a New Year's blessing for you. Wishing you a prosperous and auspicious Spring Festival! ---- To our readers and editors
Fortunately, it was the Jin dynasty that was destroyed, not the Ming dynasty.
Author's Note on Chapter Nineteen of Xingtian: Decisions on Capitol Hill
Third update today
A second visit, still wonderful.
Why aren't my junior uncle, mother, or cousin involved? So monotonous!