[Late Ming Dynasty + no system + non-shuangwen + close to history + struggle for hegemony + destruction of Tatars + colonization overseas]
In 1637, at the end of the Ming Dynasty, natural disasters occurred frequently, internal and external troubles occurred, and the building was about to collapse!
Luo Feng's soul came through and became a small bandit leader. In order to survive, he could only use a trick to hug Li Dingguo's big leg.
When his wings gradually matured, he spread his wings and flew alone, defrauding Xiangyang, defeating Nanyang, planning to seize Tongguan, and occupy Guanzhong as his foundation.
After traveling through time, who would still be a bandit? Wouldn't it be nice for him to kill the Tartars and become the emperor?
So he returned to the Ming court and became an official soldier. Vigorously promote extra-large agricultural products, vigorously develop people's livelihood, and build guns and cannons to develop armaments.
Based on Sichuan and Shaanxi, it was divided into one side. When the Ming Dynasty fell and the Tartars entered the Pass and caused trouble in the Central Plains, he led his troops northward with guns and artillery. Kill the Tatars, fight for the world, put on the yellow robe, and change the dynasty.
Reader comments
The plot is well thought out. Keep writing it well and write two more chapters every day. Over time, this book will definitely do well.
The protagonist Luo Feng in "Swallowing the Stars" is the same as this book.
The thinking and logic reference of "The Late Ming Dynasty: Starting from the Shock of Chongzhen" is also justified.
At the beginning, they all relied on the Ming Dynasty to survive and develop slowly, and after the Ming Dynasty fell, they would use their righteousness to destroy the Manchu Qing Dynasty.
Very nice, but a little lacking
There are a few minor flaws, but overall it's okay. If you have some patience, you will find that it is not bad.
It's well written, well-meaning, and cruel enough. But isn't it said that the protagonist is a gun expert? Haven't you started making guns yet?
It's worth watching, it's a masterpiece
Hope it doesn't end badly
It's okay after seeing it. Come on.
I hope you won't be ignorant
It's a good idea, I'll take a look
Not bad, give it a good review
No big problem so far, looks good
A good novel. Worth a look[Like]
There is a plot and it feels real
Okay, okay, hahahahahaha
It's pretty and very interesting.
The protagonist has relatively strong abilities and the plot is also relatively good.
The plot is well thought out. Keep writing it well and write two more chapters every day. Over time, this book will definitely do well.
The protagonist Luo Feng in "Swallowing the Stars" is the same as this book. The thinking and logic reference of "The Late Ming Dynasty: Starting from the Shock of Chongzhen" is also justified. At the beginning, they all relied on the Ming Dynasty to survive and develop slowly, and after the Ming Dynasty fell, they would use their righteousness to destroy the Manchu Qing Dynasty.
Very nice, but a little lacking
There are a few minor flaws, but overall it's okay. If you have some patience, you will find that it is not bad.
It's well written, well-meaning, and cruel enough. But isn't it said that the protagonist is a gun expert? Haven't you started making guns yet?
It's worth watching, it's a masterpiece
Hope it doesn't end badly
It's okay after seeing it. Come on.
I hope you won't be ignorant
It's a good idea, I'll take a look
Not bad, give it a good review
No big problem so far, looks good
A good novel. Worth a look[Like]
There is a plot and it feels real
Okay, okay, hahahahahaha
It's pretty and very interesting.
The protagonist has relatively strong abilities and the plot is also relatively good.