Ming Dynasty, 1621

In the Ming Dynasty, hundreds of thousands of clan members accounted for 2/3 of the finance. Therefore, the demise of the Ming Dynasty was in accordance with God's will. Historically, the best solution to clan problems was in the Han Dynasty. Poor people like Liu Bei sold straw sandals, while people like Liu Biao were suppressed for decades. In the Tang Dynasty, Wu Zetian killed, and then An Lushan killed, and the killing was not so serious later. In the Song Dynasty, the Jin people killed people. In short, they had to kill. If they didn't kill, they would die. Zhu Yuanzhang To be honest, I despise him on this point.

Unexpectedly, I stumbled across this book and it turned out to be excellent. Estimated to be over 9 points. There is a certain chance of becoming a god.

The feeling of coming slowly is very good

After reading seventy chapters, I can write a book review. Overall, it is very good, very good. The story is plain, the writing is smooth, and not exaggerated. The time-travel novel is written so realistically that it is like narrating history, but it also cleverly uses the historical facts mastered by later generations to predict the future. It is not abrupt and natural. I can only say that it is very rare. Among the Mingchuan. Com articles I read, this one can be ranked among the top five.

I've listened to more than a dozen chapters, and it's still very good so far.

The Ming Dynasty is difficult to reconcile. Thousands of years of inheritance have made the West successful, but it has restricted itself. This is a sad history.

Come on, come on, historical writing of this quality is really good

This is serious writing

I'm almost finished reading it, and it's well-written and well-reasoned so far, and I hope it will continue to be developed in the future.

The author writes well, keep up the good work