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After reading this book, I want to say that it's no wonder that the Ming Dynasty with Chongzhen perished, because Chongzhen couldn't help it.

The pig's feet have traveled through time and become Chongzhen. Can we do without Hu Guang and Hu Guang in the future? It looks awkward, why not just call Chongzhen?

It is really a rare good book, with an online IQ, a steady approach, and the backbone of a great emperor!

Author, suppose your employer pays you salary, not directly, but a passbook, but there is no place to withdraw money where you are, and you have to go to Beijing to get it. Would you like it? And in ancient times, as a civilian or soldier, your family was extremely poor and you were in urgent need of money, but you could only get money by going to Beijing to withdraw your salary, and you had no horses and could only walk. Would you accept this kind of banknotes? Still feel good?

I have read a lot of Ming Chuan's novels, but I am still attracted by this book. The subject matter is novel and not exaggerated, and the historical details and human geography background are also in place.

Just one or two jingles is enough. Doesn't it mean writing more nonsense if you jingle each one?

Are the Mongols and Manchus not the same as the Chinese! The author's style is too low. I definitely have no intention of causing trouble here. As a Mongolian, I actually prefer the history of the Ming Dynasty to the Manchu Qing Dynasty. Otherwise, I would not appear here. There is a golden finger system and modern insights. The protagonist can have fun, just like the greed of Shanxi merchants written in the book. These early capitalists used a piece of brick tea, a handful of salt and an iron pot to exchange a sheep from the grassland herdsmen. What I said is true. Yes, those Shanxi merchants were so exploitative during the Qing Dynasty. Why could the Manchu Qing fool the Mongolian tribes? Isn't it just that they were fooling to rob them? Everyone knows that the Central Plains is vast and rich in resources. If a trade center to protect the city is opened early, the Ming Dynasty can definitely control the various ethnic groups in the north and make a lot of money. Huang Taiji just fooled the Mongolian tribes into calling themselves khans. Chongzhen could also imitate Li Shimin and call himself the Khan of Heaven! Why bother with that kind of attitude of never getting along with each other, controlling the Mongolian tribe, and then dealing with Huang Taiji? It's not easy to capture, you can dog bite dog, what do you call a subduing soldier! If Chongzhen had money and resources and was more generous, those Mongolian tribes would come to curry favor and set up a Chongzhen Mongolian Expeditionary Force to fight all the way to Siberia and plant Ming flags everywhere, just like the Sha Hungry used Cossack cavalry to invade eastward! Just a few hundred expeditionary troops will do! The situation in the north is settled. After building ships to slowly immigrate these small North River refugees to Southeast Asia and even North America, we can first plant the flag of the Mongolian Expeditionary Force from the Bering Strait to North America! Build a base! Then those opportunistic terrorists like Li Zicheng and Dorgon were expelled from Vladivostok to Hokkaido and allowed to harm the island country! You can spread your thoughts as you like! Why bother having internal strife here? The Tatars and barbarians don't like each other! That Mangui is also a Mongolian! There are many countries in Central Asia that were inherited by the Mongol Empire. Chongzhen can invade them all if he deducts himself a heavenly khan. He is building a new Silk Road, selling slaves and so on! Western beauties, Rakshasa beauties, whatever! In the end, the whole world was a colony of the Ming Dynasty. A group of barbarians in Europe could not do anything in such a small area, and they were wiped out by the Black Death! Everything is possible! How good

The rest looks good, but Tiananmen suddenly pops out and it feels so bad.

Come and cheer!

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