Ming Dynasty: Starting from the Border Army, the Ming Dynasty Was Overthrown and the Qing Dynasty Was Destroyed

Doesn't the author look at the current Western history debate? After reading this, you will wonder what it was like for Westerners to come to China in the late Ming Dynasty. It is very likely that they came to steal from others. The first Ming Dynasty, especially the late Ming Dynasty, was not that the technology was not strong, but it just took too many detours. You can see that there are all kinds of firearms, rockets, and rockets, and there are dozens of weird ones. They did not follow the correct path of firearms, including flintlock guns. The Ming Dynasty had them, but they were not what we saw in the West. Of course, at the same time, the West did not just wait for decades to have them. Astronomy and geography also developed during this period, but it was equivalent to appearing out of thin air. Remember, astronomy in particular does not last for several generations and hundreds of years. How can you calculate the observation time of a hundred years at the fastest? In terms of geography, let's take a look at what Matteo Ricci and the Sichuan gang painted. Come on, tell us about the situation in China at that time. Did they have the conditions to paint? , Looking at the maps they drew of Europe, many of the countries at that time were either no longer there or had many fewer countries. How is the map of Asia in the Ming Dynasty better than their European standards? You explain it

In history, several rebel leaders wanted to become sitting bandits, but in fact they could not do so. Before the end of Chongzhen period, they could not stop the imperial army from encircling and suppressing them, so they could only become rogue bandits.

Judging from your name, you are very powerful. At the end of the Ming Dynasty, the people could not survive. In the early Qing Dynasty, there were massacres again! ! The time traveler should destroy the Ming Dynasty and the Qing Dynasty! Those who still want to be dogs in the late Ming Dynasty don't want to think about why Li Zicheng and the others rebelled! ! !

Chongzhen came to power so smoothly, he should have cooperated with the literati, and Tianqi fell into the water and died of illness, he should have participated.

At the end of the Ming Dynasty, everyone from the emperor to the scholar-bureaucrats deserved their death. The only personnel thing Chongzhen did was to hang himself from the southeast branch. Everything else was done by fools.

I think this is one of the novels of the late Ming Dynasty that I have seen in recent years with the most wonderful and correct concepts. Other novels are either full of rotten clichés, in which the eunuchs of Wei save the country but are sabotaged by Chongzhen. Either they promote the achievements of Zhu Ming to cover up the bad governance of Shen Xi Chong and the Three Dynasties, sneer at the peasant uprisings, turn a blind eye to the survival crisis when officials force the people to rebel, and instead label the peasant army as the bad guy. Either they use Nan Ming's defection to identify individual figures and deduce that the eunuchs are loyal and Dong Lin is evil. However, they don't know that both parties actually have a large number of defectors and more determined resisters, but they have to favor one over the other.

Will the protagonist liquidate people like Hong Chengchou in the future? I think it is more appropriate to eliminate the Miao descendants.

What role did corn and Han immigrants play in the transformation of the southwest region in the Qing Dynasty? With corn, sweet potatoes, potatoes, and cassava, they can be eaten from the Indian Ocean to the Arctic Ocean.

The plot is good, but one chapter a day is not enough

It is a rare masterpiece in late Ming Dynasty literature, but the author's description of Chongzhen and the Ming Dynasty is relatively neutral, which does not please Ming fans.