Emperor Chongzhen: I Don't Dissolve in Water, and I Can Rebuild the Great Ming
崇祯：朕不溶于水，可再造大明
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Well written! Frankly speaking, it is much better than most of those with more than nine points written about Ming Dynasty and Chongzhen. The disadvantage is that the process is somewhat concise. This is my third update on Tomato.
Excellent work. The author's writing style cannot be overemphasized. It is extremely smooth to read in one sitting. The governance of the country is well-founded, the layout is reasonable, and the entry points are also very clever. The author has a lot of talent and knowledge. Wait for the update!
This book can make a god. The author's political level is unparalleled. Let me just say one thing, that is to do the Zhou Kui part, in order to give him some dignity. Chongzhen took him to the boat in the name of leader, saying that he would die for corruption, and then asked his servants to put him in the water, and then Chongzhen also jumped into the water. After landing, Chongzhen directly told the outside world that someone was plotting to kill the emperor and caused him to fall into the water. In the end, the Duke sacrificed his life to save Chongzhen. Later, under the pretext that someone was trying to kill him, he began to implement the New Deal. Anyone who obstructed him would be slapped with a hat, and their homes would be ransacked. At this point, I have to admire the author. He not only gave the Duke a good reputation for sacrificing his life for the king, but also implemented the New Deal. Really awesome [like]
It's a good book. It doesn't have many routines that traverse the technological tree of Wen Dian. It mainly focuses on the political ecology, corruption, and competition for interests in the late Ming Dynasty. It reveals many unsolved mysteries and provides logical inferences. It's quite good.
I have to say that the author really has something. This book is smooth to read, has no poisonous points, and is not tiring to read. Although they are all messy things about the Chongzhen Dynasty, they are really comforting to watch and highly recommended.
The logic is smooth and the writing is interesting. You can watch it with your brain. When I read Chapter 281, I saw flowers blooming in front of me. The protagonist had done a lot of things. But as soon as Jiannu entered the customs, he discovered that the protagonist had done nothing. The border customs were still the same bad, the officials were still the same greedy, and I didn't know what I was busy with. What have I been doing for two years? Training for the Imperial Army? Are you an emperor, not a general, making money? Build a cannon? Starting a new school? That was done by the people below. The protagonist waited for two years in vain just to wait for the Jian slaves to enter the customs, win the battle, and then reform? Disappoint me
Compared with other novels about the late Ming Dynasty and Man Qing's bayonet fight, this novel uses the operation of early action to prevent the slightest change, but the speed is too fast, more like an idealistic imagination, the method is too gentle, a bit grand and upright, not too astringent, and there is not much Niu's writing style. The whole novel Everything is smooth and unremarkable, but it is indeed possible. It is thoughtful and thoughtful, but it is indeed too idealistic. Whether it is political means, war operations, or scientific and technological development, I may not be able to see the specifics clearly. Overall, it is pretty good. I encourage you to give five-star praise and keep up the good work.
There are no big problems with the direction and content. It is logical and smooth. It is not like those written by AI. The author should be hand typed. The writing style is average to above. The books that can be read in Tomato are considered excellent works. The content is relatively refreshing. I don't recommend it if it is too serious.
Comments from a 20-year-old bookworm: There is not a word of nonsense in this book. The writing is brilliant throughout, the characters are vividly described, and the pig's feet are well thought out in governing the country. The story is told in a eloquent and fascinating way.
It's a yy, mindless, cool article. Just read it as a cool article. If you take it seriously, you'll lose. It's okay to kill boring time. There are some poisonous points, and the interesting article does not affect the reading. As long as you can read it, there are many requirements in Tomato. It is good to be able to read it.