Nanming: Rebirth of Zhu Yousong
About This Novel
Introduction: The existence of the Hongguang regime in the Southern Ming Dynasty is a joke. There are constant fights between parties in the court, arrogant and domineering warlords in the four towns outside, corruption within the political bureau, and civil and military officials have no intention of consolidating the strength of the new Hongguang Dynasty. When the Qing troops marched south, these civil servants and generals, who relied on the people's support and support, were begging for mercy towards the Manchu Qing Dynasty. They were servile and servile. Most of them surrendered without even fighting a battle, causing the Chinese people to lose their lives. The unlucky Zhu Xiaosong traveled through time and became Emperor Hongguang. In order not to be dragged to the vegetable market and executed in Ling Chi, he embarked on a journey of self-rescue on the nightmare S-level difficulty. Suizhou Incident: After Gao Jie died, he traveled thousands of miles to mourn, adopt his adopted son, and gather Gao Jie's subordinates. Therefore, Hongguang's rise to power began with the emperor crying...
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Official(7)Scraped 2d ago
The author's historical level is fine in the general direction, but he makes a lot of mistakes in the small directions, and he still doesn't know how to write about politics.
After reading nine chapters, it seems very simple to you to tell Li Zicheng's defeat from a God's perspective, and the possibility of an emperor going on patrol incognito is close to zero. There is also Zheng Sen, who studied as a scholar at the Imperial College in Nanjing and became a disciple of Qian Qianyi, a famous scholar in Jiangsu and Zhejiang. To be honest, he was just a scholar-official at the lowest level. Do you want a person with no official background to rectify the Beijing camp? Are you kidding?
It's too verbose. It's unnecessary to explain this and that. Readers are not idiots and can just brush over some things in one stroke. It affects reading very much.
When I saw Chapter 5, it was all about explanations. This was no longer water. I even suspected that the author was pasting and copying.
The only drawback is that updates are too slow
Stop being a eunuch, I really can't stand it.
No way
No, I'll watch it alone
H is OK😌I don't know how to restore China
Currency should be reformed! All finance!
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Community(0)
Official(7)Scraped 2d ago
The author's historical level is fine in the general direction, but he makes a lot of mistakes in the small directions, and he still doesn't know how to write about politics.
After reading nine chapters, it seems very simple to you to tell Li Zicheng's defeat from a God's perspective, and the possibility of an emperor going on patrol incognito is close to zero. There is also Zheng Sen, who studied as a scholar at the Imperial College in Nanjing and became a disciple of Qian Qianyi, a famous scholar in Jiangsu and Zhejiang. To be honest, he was just a scholar-official at the lowest level. Do you want a person with no official background to rectify the Beijing camp? Are you kidding?
It's too verbose. It's unnecessary to explain this and that. Readers are not idiots and can just brush over some things in one stroke. It affects reading very much.
When I saw Chapter 5, it was all about explanations. This was no longer water. I even suspected that the author was pasting and copying.
The only drawback is that updates are too slow
Stop being a eunuch, I really can't stand it.
No way
No, I'll watch it alone
H is OK😌I don't know how to restore China
Currency should be reformed! All finance!
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