The Southern Ming Righteous Army

Similar to Gu Song's book, it is easy to be drawn into the plot of the book and always gives people a thrilling feeling. And it's not Xiaoshuangwen. It's a good book about the late Ming Dynasty, but I hope to read more.

It is very exciting. It can well set off the sense of urgency of the poor environmental situation in Nanming at that time, and you can also feel the passion of going against the current and bravely marching into the Iron Horse Jinge. The description of the battlefield is very exciting, and it does not appear to be wordy and lengthy like the detailed descriptions in other novels. The combination of detailed and brief is just right. You can also see the unique perspective of the commander in which the battlefield situation and world events are combined in detail. The author's historical skills are not bad.

From the origin of the army to the process of becoming the commander-in-chief of the army, it was quite enjoyable to watch, and there were no such dramatic things as squads, platoons, companies, and regiments, so I was still very satisfied. This is a real good book

Nice! Looking at all historical texts, it is definitely the best. At the end of the Ming Dynasty and the beginning of the Qing Dynasty, it was difficult to say how many people were satisfied. The order of shaving my hair in the past broke my thousand-year-old spine! And this can allow you to see the modern history that China should have in your mind.

This is a unique book in the Ming Dynasty. Its style is the same as that of the Song Dynasty, where the time travel begins and the emperor is saved from the fall of the country. It is both rigorous and passionate, with smooth writing, ups and downs, and the author's writing is first-rate. I have read many novels, and I can keep up with other books, but this one is really not enough. This is the first novel that I have followed. It is our duty to reshape the Ming Dynasty! ! !

The writing is okay, but the updating is too slow. The content inside is okay, but it doesn't become invincible all of a sudden. Most of the rest were night raids. But when it comes to night attacks, at least the enemy has some brains. You can also write a sneak attack halfway. To be honest, I really couldn't beat him head-on at that time.

Not bad, every character has flesh and blood, and the Qing army is also highly intelligent

I took a souvenir after reading the whole book. There is no emotional line in this book, it is all about career. It is really to my taste. It is not the kind of embarrassing thing that I don't know how to write about a stallion. The character creation is quite successful, especially (Qian Biao) [smile] [smile]. At the end of the book, the origin of (Daozhang Li) and his request to help the protagonist are not explained. It feels quite regretful. I always thought that Daochang Li also traveled through time, or that Daochang Li used magic to bring the protagonist Meng Jun into this world [face covering] I have read the whole book, author, come on, I will be optimistic about you [smile] [smile] [smile] [smile] [smile]

The ancient battlefields described are particularly realistic and highly recommended.

Check in 382, the writing is very attractive, but after reading so much, I still feel that the male protagonist has a strong aura. I have read several novels that traveled through the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties. The protagonist knows that his military capabilities are insufficient, and he makes good use of famous historical generals to fight externally. He controls the general direction and improves gunpowder, political economy, etc. The protagonist of this book is also an ordinary person, but he does not rely on any famous historical generals to fight in the early stage. Based on Sun Tzu's Art of War and a little knowledge of military training on the Internet, the male protagonist can win every battle on the battlefield. Internally, sea trade has not developed to drive the economy, and there have been no major changes in politics. The male protagonist does not have any technological blessings beyond the times in his mind. In the end, the male protagonist is powerful and conquers the river with the Qing Dynasty. The nearly 400 chapters are almost all battlefield descriptions. Apart from the fact that this book is a bit illogical and cannot be justified, the plot is not bad.