Winning the Ding: 1638

A historical text traveling through the late Ming Dynasty. The protagonist is the son of Zuo Liangyu in the late Ming Dynasty. He started to reorganize the army from Nanyang, eradicate the decadent literati family, step by step clean up the Han family's mountains and rivers destroyed by Chongzhen, and reestablish the country. As an aside, Chongzhen is showing signs of being cleared because he died for his country. Regarding the collapse of the country, the invasion of barbarians, and especially the paradoxical matter of the Manchus taking control of China as a small ethnic group, Chongzhen deserved death and should be permanently nailed to the pillar of shame in history. When he is in charge of his political affairs, the responsibility of the head of state is to ensure peace and prosperity for the country and the people. This is the only criterion, not a matter of moral integrity.

Tags: Ming Dynasty, Chongzhen, obscene development, fast pace, clear thinking, complete and credible The son of Zuo Liangyu, who traveled through the Chongzhen period of the Ming Dynasty, fought against the bandits to develop and strengthen himself, established a base and developed his own power. The biggest advantage of this book is its fast pace. There are too many stories about the Ming Dynasty, and even more about Chongzhen in the Ming Dynasty. It is a good way to develop oneself through fast pace. Not to mention that the author has strong writing skills, smooth thinking, solid history, and interesting content. When writing online articles, as long as the author has characteristics, even if they are written on the same subject, they will be different and exciting.