The male lead is Wang Zheng, the female lead is Wang Yu-er, and the female lead is Wang Yu-er. What is a novel about the Song, Yuan, and Ming Dynasties? Where can I watch it?

2025-02-16 19:48

This book was called "Sweeping the Light." The characters in the book included the male protagonist, Wang Zheng, the founding emperor of the Qi Dynasty. In the chaotic times of the late Ming Dynasty, he grew from a soldier to a cold-blooded founding emperor. The female protagonist, Wang Yuer, was originally the adopted daughter of the Wang family. Later, she secretly fell in love with Wang Zheng. During the war to unify the Qi Dynasty, she served as a virtuous wife in the family and worked hard without complaint. This book can be read on Qidian Chinese website. "Sweeping the Light" Author: The Rising Stone is a historical novel. It has elements of time travel, the Ming Dynasty, and the imperial examination. It has been completed and can be enjoyed without worry. User recommendation: <strong></strong> Shi Tou is an old author. It's not my first time reading his book. I've also read the previous book, Da Ming 1629. It was the end of the Ming Dynasty. Without a doubt, a man's fame was immediately obtained. He was worthy of being a real man in this life. I won't give too many spoils. If you like it, you can see for yourself. In addition, someone had mentioned the encounter with Stone. It was an ancient saying that scholars despised each other. However, the quality of a book did not depend on the data, but on two things. One was the author's persistence, and the other was the reader's persistence. As long as there were these two kinds of persistence, real gold would not be afraid of fire, and good wine would not be afraid of deep alleys. Now, we have seen the author's persistence, but what about the readers 'persistence? Let the author see it too! <strong> Book Introduction </strong> The nomads of the world were in a great defeat. The Turks used artillery to completely defeat the Mamluk cavalry that had once defeated the Mongols. Yelmak relied on only 840 Cossacks to easily destroy the Siberian Khaganate with firearms. The European knights became useless under the tactics of spears and muskets. In China in the 17th century, the north was filled with flames of war and thousands of miles of corpses were piled up, while the south of the Yangtze River was filled with small bridges and flowing water, singing and dancing. At the critical moment of the fall of the country, Wang Zheng, the owner of the retired military products store, accidentally transmigrated and set off the last war song of China, awakening the unyielding backbone of the nation. A legend woven with blood and tears, a soul-stirring battle map of Huaxia. I hope you will like this book.