Those who steal money and food are petty thieves, and those who steal state utensils are state thieves.
In the last years of the Ming Dynasty, the plague was widespread, and the land was red for thousands of miles. Outside, the Manchu and Qing Dynasties were watching with eager eyes and looting wantonly; inside, there were officials who committed evil and harmed the country and the people. In the face of natural and man-made disasters, the people were desperate and revolted one after another.
If you don't do the opposite, that's enough. If you do, you'll become a giant thief who steals national weapons!
Reader comments
Okay, why didn't you granulate the gunpowder?
This book is a good read
It's truthful and objective, well written, but not compact enough.
It's rare to find a late Ming Dynasty novel that doesn't involve high-tech cheating.
Okay, why didn't you granulate the gunpowder?
This book is a good read
It's truthful and objective, well written, but not compact enough.
It's rare to find a late Ming Dynasty novel that doesn't involve high-tech cheating.