Iron-blooded and Residual Brightness
by Ke Shanmeng
About This Novel
In the late Ming Dynasty, Spain and Japan gradually restricted the outflow of silver. The Ming Dynasty's capital inflow since the early sixteenth century had been reversed. The Ming Dynasty's coexisting commodity economy and small-scale peasant economy suffered the impact of deflation at the same time. Combined with the influence of Xiao Glacier, the dominoes of the troubled times continue to fall one after another. In November of the sixth year of Chongzhen, the rogue bandits crossed the Mianchi River southward, bursting out like ulcers and sweeping across the Central Plains. In the seventh year of Chongzhen, the Hou Jin army, which had been raging in the north for more than ten years, swept across Xuanda, and it was like entering an uninhabited land. The Ming Dynasty, which had been in existence for nearly three hundred years, was in turmoil. The protagonist arrives at this time and becomes a small slave in Tongcheng County, South Zhili. The story begins with a dead mouse rising into the sky.
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Official(271)Scraped 2d ago
waste me an hour
The first hundred chapters are all full of five poisons. The protagonist is a financial fraudster who has traveled through time. In the early stage, he acted despicably and poisoned the countryside. After the protagonist traveled through time, he spoke and behaved in a modern style, but the ancient people around him had no doubts. No one thought he was hysterical, and no one suspected that he was possessed by a ghost. It was completely inconsistent with the feudal superstitious social background of the late Ming Dynasty. It gave me a sense of separation between the ancient environment and modern characters. The first female character has the attribute of palace fighting, and I don't know what she is fighting for. The second female character is a holy mother, dragging her back every day, and dying of poison. How could someone who wrote about the late Ming Dynasty write such garbage? Delete it from the bookshelf and say goodbye.
I saw a lot of people recommending it. I read it a few times before I got to Chapter 5. Why do I feel a little crazy? It's too deep and I can't stand it.
Who the hell gave the score? Other places are above 9.2, But this APP has such a low score. It's funny. This book is better than the two earlier time-travelers he wrote. That one was praised to the heavens. I like to see if this one likes which one he wrote.
It's so poisonous that I almost uninstalled all my reading software. In the late Ming Dynasty, when fighting bandits, the protagonist trained soldiers: able to fight tough battles, with good discipline and strict military discipline. The soldiers at the head of other friendly forces: go with the wind to steal heads, steal money, grab credit, kill good people and take credit, and collapse when encountering thieves. They run quickly for fear of being caught up by rogue bandits. When they cross the bridge, they burn the bridge to let the friendly soldiers who have not crossed the bridge fight with the rogue bandits. After the battle, those who have crossed the bridge will be promoted because their organizational structure is intact. Those who fight against the rogue bandits and destroy all their organizational structures will be punished. Because the protagonist is obedient, he is mobilized in various ways with arrears of military pay. Today he saves that city and tomorrow he defends that hilltop. However, the other disobedient military leaders live a peaceful life. They start mutinies without paying the military pay and rob the people if they are not paid. And for such a disobedient military leader, the court has to coax him to give him a promotion because they are afraid that he will rebel. I had a cerebral hemorrhage just looking at it
Respect the historical context and depict profoundly
The users of this app are still relatively young, with less experience and understanding of the history of the late Ming Dynasty. This book should be the first time travel book in the late Ming Dynasty. Hope it doesn't end badly
After reading a bunch of people's recommendations, it turns out it's completely parallel import! I don't understand anything. I didn't know where I looked up some information and copied it mechanically.
One of the best online articles
The complexity of human nature and its changes under the influence of the environment are described very delicately! The analysis of social structure is clear! It looks like what happened in history! Many people said that it was unreasonable to kill more than 20 people with a few losers and get so much money! The first is poisoning, and the second is that the protagonist knows that if he doesn't do anything, he can only live for two or three years, and will die miserably, so he has to do it in many situations. In history, when Zhu Di raised an army, he only had 800 troops to defeat more than 500,000 troops. He became emperor in four years. Do you think normal people would do it? You can't do it to death! Why does Zhu Di have to fight for the first place in every battle? His psychology is completely dead! Luck is very elusive. When a person succeeds, he will definitely be lucky. This is normal! It is certain that no successful person has ever had a moment of dramatic luck.
Alas, qq reading is not good. Ke Dadu has updated several more pictures. There is no response here in qq reading.
How come this score is so high? It's a complete waste of time.
Mr. Ke is the most unique writer of time-travel novels. The historical materials are well prepared and the text is fluent. It not only describes the social background at that time, but also accurately portrays everyone from the emperor to the common people. The most important thing is that the time-travelers in his works are not omnipotent, do not know everything, and cannot change the direction of history by themselves, which is especially rare. The disadvantage is that the update is too slow, hahaha, which tests the reader's patience. Ke Da's book can be called "Along the River During the Qingming Festival" among time-travel novels!
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Official(271)Scraped 2d ago
waste me an hour
The first hundred chapters are all full of five poisons. The protagonist is a financial fraudster who has traveled through time. In the early stage, he acted despicably and poisoned the countryside. After the protagonist traveled through time, he spoke and behaved in a modern style, but the ancient people around him had no doubts. No one thought he was hysterical, and no one suspected that he was possessed by a ghost. It was completely inconsistent with the feudal superstitious social background of the late Ming Dynasty. It gave me a sense of separation between the ancient environment and modern characters. The first female character has the attribute of palace fighting, and I don't know what she is fighting for. The second female character is a holy mother, dragging her back every day, and dying of poison. How could someone who wrote about the late Ming Dynasty write such garbage? Delete it from the bookshelf and say goodbye.
I saw a lot of people recommending it. I read it a few times before I got to Chapter 5. Why do I feel a little crazy? It's too deep and I can't stand it.
Who the hell gave the score? Other places are above 9.2, But this APP has such a low score. It's funny. This book is better than the two earlier time-travelers he wrote. That one was praised to the heavens. I like to see if this one likes which one he wrote.
It's so poisonous that I almost uninstalled all my reading software. In the late Ming Dynasty, when fighting bandits, the protagonist trained soldiers: able to fight tough battles, with good discipline and strict military discipline. The soldiers at the head of other friendly forces: go with the wind to steal heads, steal money, grab credit, kill good people and take credit, and collapse when encountering thieves. They run quickly for fear of being caught up by rogue bandits. When they cross the bridge, they burn the bridge to let the friendly soldiers who have not crossed the bridge fight with the rogue bandits. After the battle, those who have crossed the bridge will be promoted because their organizational structure is intact. Those who fight against the rogue bandits and destroy all their organizational structures will be punished. Because the protagonist is obedient, he is mobilized in various ways with arrears of military pay. Today he saves that city and tomorrow he defends that hilltop. However, the other disobedient military leaders live a peaceful life. They start mutinies without paying the military pay and rob the people if they are not paid. And for such a disobedient military leader, the court has to coax him to give him a promotion because they are afraid that he will rebel. I had a cerebral hemorrhage just looking at it
Respect the historical context and depict profoundly
The users of this app are still relatively young, with less experience and understanding of the history of the late Ming Dynasty. This book should be the first time travel book in the late Ming Dynasty. Hope it doesn't end badly
After reading a bunch of people's recommendations, it turns out it's completely parallel import! I don't understand anything. I didn't know where I looked up some information and copied it mechanically.
One of the best online articles
The complexity of human nature and its changes under the influence of the environment are described very delicately! The analysis of social structure is clear! It looks like what happened in history! Many people said that it was unreasonable to kill more than 20 people with a few losers and get so much money! The first is poisoning, and the second is that the protagonist knows that if he doesn't do anything, he can only live for two or three years, and will die miserably, so he has to do it in many situations. In history, when Zhu Di raised an army, he only had 800 troops to defeat more than 500,000 troops. He became emperor in four years. Do you think normal people would do it? You can't do it to death! Why does Zhu Di have to fight for the first place in every battle? His psychology is completely dead! Luck is very elusive. When a person succeeds, he will definitely be lucky. This is normal! It is certain that no successful person has ever had a moment of dramatic luck.
Alas, qq reading is not good. Ke Dadu has updated several more pictures. There is no response here in qq reading.
How come this score is so high? It's a complete waste of time.
Mr. Ke is the most unique writer of time-travel novels. The historical materials are well prepared and the text is fluent. It not only describes the social background at that time, but also accurately portrays everyone from the emperor to the common people. The most important thing is that the time-travelers in his works are not omnipotent, do not know everything, and cannot change the direction of history by themselves, which is especially rare. The disadvantage is that the update is too slow, hahaha, which tests the reader's patience. Ke Da's book can be called "Along the River During the Qingming Festival" among time-travel novels!
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In the late Ming Dynasty, Spain and Japan gradually restricted the outflow of silver. The Ming Dynasty's capital inflow since the early sixteenth century had been reversed. The Ming Dynasty's coexisting commodity economy and small-scale peasant economy suffered the impact of deflation at the same time. Combined with the influence of Xiao Glacier, the dominoes of the troubled times continue to fall one after another.
A new book written by a late Ming author. I read it in one go with 2 million words, but I still don't get enough of it. The update is too slow. To say that the book is number one in the history area is indeed a bit of a disservice to the author, but in my personal evaluation, this book is currently the number one in the history area. Among the historical themes I have read over the years, I would rate it as the number one in the history area without hesitation. The protagonist is not a lovable character, he is someone that everyone usually hates and looks down on, but he is actually better at it than you. The plot is both refreshing and deep. The author is very good at describing small characters, which is very prominent in the late Ming Dynasty. This book contains a lot of small characters, each of which corresponds to the social life of a field and period. It not only writes about the joys and sorrows, but also adds a touch of vivid color to the silent and depressing atmosphere. It is a well-deserved first in this aspect. The creation of the battlefield atmosphere of Cold Weapons ranks among the top five in my experience. It cannot be said to be extremely brilliant, but it is definitely a bonus. The plot of officialdom is quite satisfactory, with less romance, but there is no shortage of female characters. The author probably knew that he couldn't control it, so he just brushed it off at the critical moment, very decisively, but at least the protagonist is not a eunuch. I hate the protagonist eunuch the most. It's still being updated, every seven or eight days, which is great, but 2 million words is enough to read, and the plot feels like it's only about half of it.
There is certainly nothing to say about Ke Shanmeng's novels, but updates are really annoying, especially for someone like me who follows updates. But now the word count is still good, so those who haven't read it can read it.
Author of the late Ming Dynasty, the quality of this book is still high! Highly recommended!
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