Do Not Seek Survival at the End of Ming Dynasty

This is one of the few late Ming Dynasty novels that takes the standpoint of the peasant army, with smooth logic and complete information. The protagonist directly enters the camp to fight for Li Zicheng and has entered a period of vigorous development of the Henan chassis. Highly recommended

This is one of the few late Ming Dynasty novels that takes the standpoint of the peasant army, with smooth logic and complete information. The protagonist directly enters the camp to fight for Li Zicheng and has entered a period of vigorous development of the Henan chassis. Highly recommended

Recommendation index: ★★★★ Excellent work, the protagonist follows the route of a bandit in the late Ming Dynasty, defecting to Li Zicheng, becoming Li Guo's adopted son, and finally establishing the Dashun Dynasty. The author has read a lot of historical materials and used them to rectify Li Zicheng's name. His stance is very novel among historical texts of the late Ming Dynasty.

45. Do not seek survival at the end of Ming Dynasty Tags: late Ming Dynasty, time travel, peasant army, rebellion, class stance The background of the story is that the protagonist was reborn in a poor family in the late Ming Dynasty. Both his parents died and only a little sister was left. Later, relying on the heritage of his previous life, he performed outstandingly in the clan and formed the Xiangyong. Later, the protagonist took the opportunity to join the Chuang Army and started the path of rebellion. I won't have much to say about the book review. This book is a pure ass article. The stance of this book is on the side of the peasant army. Therefore, you must consider your own historical views and values ​​before reading. This is a common thing in this world. Jiu Ge, I personally like to read the late Ming Dynasty literature from the perspective of the peasant army, but this book somewhat glorifies the peasant army during the bandit period, which is not very acceptable. Writing history will inevitably involve issues such as class, ethnicity, civilization, etc. Not everyone will have the same point of view, but when it comes to basic objective historical facts, we must still respect them. As an aside, I believe that everyone has learned about the historical evolution of our party and our army. Our army was originally an out-and-out peasant army. However, our army was not so glorious in its early days. It was only after numerous reorganizations, reorganizations, counter-revolutionaries, ideological reforms, etc., As well as the arduous training of the Long March, that the Red Army was truly formed.