
Great Ming: Refuse to Pay Taxes and You're Branded a Tartary Collaborator
大明:不交税就是通鞑虏
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- Completed
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- 513k Words
- Genre
- Historical
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- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 3y ago
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- Fanqie
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It's a pity that I missed the queen of Tianqi, Queen Zhang
I can see, but I just can't see.
Well written, cheers author
The author can write about more people, such as Du Yinxi, Lu Zhenfei, Zhang Tongchang, Qu Shichun, He Tengjiao, Huang Daozhou, Zhang Huangyan, Jiao Lian, Hu Yiqing, etc. In the Ming Dynasty~
I'd like to give you some advice. It doesn't mean you have to kill everyone. Keep captives as much as possible, because in order to industrialize but ensure a high quality of life for our people, we will definitely need a large number of cheap foreign labor. We can learn from Fei Lu, a book about the Ming emperor who fled to America. Black people cannot intermarry and cannot control social rights except for subsistence supplies and basic needs. Then white people brainwash children and then serve as part of the security forces and technical workers The main reason is that the protagonist has Tongzi brother, which is difficult to explain. You can refer to it.
Armor is OK? There is no need for the New Army to be shot to death by bows. Hundreds of people from the Qi Family Army killed several thousand people and four or five were killed, which is a serious loss. The author doesn't know how to write too detailedly, the rest is fine
The plot design is relatively reasonable, relatively consistent with historical facts and logic. The protagonist develops step by step and down-to-earth. The changes in the enemy and situation also change in real time. The control of politics and people's hearts is also relatively logical. It can be seen that the author's writing skills are still very good. In order to write about the changes in the consequences of the war scenes, the author wrote each war scene in a very long length, and had to finish it in a hurry.
Except for the missing Queen of Apocalypse, everything else is pretty good.
Good book. It is feasible, logical and original. Focusing on political techniques and not talking about personal relationships, isn't such a thoughtful article delicious? Impressed.
Very good, keep up the good work