Starting Out as Li Zicheng's Adopted Son

It is well written, and does not praise Chongzhen like other books. The rulers of the Ming Dynasty did not pay taxes to the emperor, gentry, clan, or nobles. You don't pay taxes yourself, and you expect others to pay taxes. Foreign quotes, taxes and death are inevitable

A better book on Late Ming Dynasty because this book knows a lot about history

The author's writing is quite good, but I would like to tell the author one thing, personal opinion: Yuan Chonghuan provided a lot of help to the Qing army in actual history. For example, he was good at killing Mao Wenlong, so that Hou Jin directly had no enemies from the front and back. This was a timely help for Hou Jin. . In order to reach a negotiation with Hou Jin, he secretly sold grain to Hou Jin. The most outrageous thing is that Hou Jin was allowed to cross his own defense area and enter the customs to rob, but Yuan actually only followed him without losing a single soldier. The above points are not important whether Yuan actually cooperated with the enemy or not. The actual damage to the Ming Dynasty was already very great. These few ways of killing the nine tribes cannot be overstated. . . Author, you seem to be very sympathetic to Yuan. . This is debatable. Another point, just a personal suggestion. To develop an army, it requires a huge amount of resources, especially firearms battalions. How to cast gun barrels, how to load gunpowder, how to produce gunpowder, how to ensure quality, increase production, and even how to get saltpeter. What is the impact of the uprising? It is very critical when the army starts from poverty. Author, you have written almost no words on these aspects. In fact, in the late Ming Dynasty, the best combat effectiveness of the army was discipline, training, and food. As long as the soldiers dared to fight and were properly trained, it did not matter what weapons they used. . During the Battle of Daling River, the last line of Qi's army, the Baigan Army, was unable to capture any elites from Hou Jin. Bai Jia went up to deliver food. In the end, they could only be surrounded heavily after the other Ming troops fled, and then bombarded with heavy artillery. The local war mentioned here can basically sweep the world without being surrounded, as long as the soldiers are well-trained and have no worries about food and grass. . . , It is unrealistic to start with firearms, but cold weapons are also possible. . . Firearms can only be promoted after having the territory and resources. . .

Still pretty good!

I remember there was a comic book about Red Lady and Li Xin at home when I was a child. It should be one of the series of Li Zicheng, King of Chuang. Although there was only one volume, the paintings were good and the text was beautiful. From then on, I was deeply impressed by Red Lady, Li Xin and King Chuang. I felt that King Chuang was really a pity. If the Manchus had not entered the country, they would have been able to establish a Han Dynasty like Zhu Yuanzhang. At least it would not have been as brutal and high-pressure as the Manchus. Modern China would not have been so backward.

A rare novel from the perspective of a peasant army

The writing is not bad, but the progress of the protagonist is too smooth. If you don't go through ups and downs, how can you see the rainbow? I hope the author can write more truthfully.

A very good book. I send you a five-star red flag flying in the wind.

Definitely worth five stars. I've been following it for a long time. It's very beautiful. Very good, it gets better as you go to the back, but I don't know why the rating is so low

This is the kind of article that makes Ming fans angry.