Late Ming Dynasty

Wearing a lot of people in a group will definitely turn on the bad book mode, without exception. It's not an imaginary historical text with profound cultural and historical connotations at all, but a running account of the lower class society's affairs plus military literature, right?

It is indeed a good novel, Well, there is a little flaw, I personally think The main reasons for the collapse of the Ming Dynasty are not well explained. The two protagonists fight against the Tatars. All methods are excellent. However, as a historical time travel novel, I personally feel that there is a little bit of "why" missing. Why was corruption so bad in the late Ming Dynasty, why the government army was so vulnerable in the late Ming Dynasty, why party disputes continued, why land annexation was so serious, why Li Zicheng, Zhang and other refugees and bandits were suppressing more and more people... This book does not give a good explanation of the reasons for the fall of the Ming Dynasty or the social conflicts at the end of the Ming Dynasty. The most it writes about is military victory.

Ke Da's writing skills are profound, and the characteristics of various characters are vividly displayed on the page. The plot is full of twists and turns. The most commendable thing is the description of various transitions. The only shortcoming is that the ending is too hasty. Director Chen hastily stopped writing as soon as he eliminated Jiannu. All in all, five stars and highly recommended.

Another person who spreads Catholicism and attempts to destroy our Chinese civilization! See Chapter 200 for details. Worshiping foreigners is so disgusting.

If you can see a hundred pictures, I'll be convinced. The writing is good, the plot is rubbish, and the double pig's feet are embarrassing. I patiently watched it, but I couldn't get in! I don't know what the author is thinking. I like to read cool novels, but I don't recommend watching comedies.

This book is considered to be the best among similar works. It is a little dull at the beginning, but becomes more and more exciting in the middle. The characterization of the characters brings people to life. In addition, the description of the war scenes is very delicate and feels immersive. In addition, the protagonist Chen Xin can also be inspired by our real life in terms of management and employment. Finally, I have a suggestion. Many of the place names used in several battles in the book are from the Ming Dynasty. It will be easier to read if there is a map for reference.

Many people recommended me to read the late Ming Dynasty, which is one of the three high-quality novels of the late Ming Dynasty (Stealing the Ming and Ming Dynasty Frontier Army Soldiers and Late Ming Dynasty), but what I saw was very angry and useless. When I saw the third volume of the Jiannu invasion, they entered the city after the first battle. A thousand cavalrymen came and killed people in front of them. After that, he went to the capital to receive the reward. Look at the small army of the Ming Dynasty frontier army. After the first battle, they knew that they would follow Lu Xiangsheng to die, but they still followed Lu Xiangsheng to live and die together. How passionate. Look at the engineers in the late Ming Dynasty. Even to the end of the battle, they stopped Jiannu from giving up the people and property they grabbed. How heroic. Looks so useless

This book is not for a single person, but for a group. Then I came in to read it after seeing such a high rating. I didn't expect it to be a group reading. Then I looked at the comment area and found that there were many 2.3-Level members who gave it 5 new positive reviews. Then I saw one negative review after another. As a result, a group of 2.3-Level members raved about it and refused to comment on whether the writing was good or not. However, this book has such a high rating that it must be reviewed! ! !

I read it twice and couldn't stand it. The first time I thought I was impatient, but the second time I realized that this book was terrible. . . A book that makes you look like a liar once you pass through it, what a piece of shit

The description of the war scenes is good, but the description of the officialdom in the late Ming Dynasty is too shallow, and the commercial behavior in the north during the late Ming Dynasty is too idealistic. If it is possible to secretly build an island in the south to do some foreign trade, it is impossible in Shandong. The land annexation by various officials and gentry is still the base camp of the Confucius family. Qi Jiguang was punished to death for being such an awesome person and being so supported by the emperor. Modern people took it for granted in the past that they did not rebel but only wanted development. A small military attache is not a border soldier. You can fight wars if you want. Not to mention that you can get important resources such as gunpowder, food, iron tools, and agricultural tools if you want? It doesn't mean that the officials are holding you back, but the landlords and gentry alone will make you shed a layer of your skin. It's too natural to take it for granted.