Late Ming: From the People, Back to the People
明末：从人民中来到人民中去
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- Historical
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- Historical High-Concept
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Stayed up late to read, the writing is so beautiful. It is the first time I have seen the development of farmers' associations, village by village, and it is more gentle to recruit people. This is to build the wall high, accumulate grain widely, and slowly become the king. However, for the first time, there are casualties among the militiamen. There are too many bandits. The protagonist finds that the people's livelihood is not enough, and more weapons are needed. I remember that I talked about getting gunpowder before, but later I started to get food and road construction. There will be casualties suddenly. I can't accept it. Before, it was all small and small, and there were so many people like Chuang Wang, so development was still slow.
I've read a lot of time-travel historical novels, but not many that focus on portraits of lower-class people. This book is really well written, the characters are vividly drawn, and the characters and plot are all in place. It shows the customs and customs of the countryside in the late Ming Dynasty, and practices the idea of "from the people, to the people". This is called a novel. It is suggested that the author should focus on both social science and natural science, and combine it with the historical environment of the late Ming Dynasty to establish an ideological system to better guide the gm career.
I have never seen this kind of farming article with group portraits of small characters. The description is very good. I recommend it!
The author has written something that I have never dared to write. It is really great. It starts from the bottom and from the people. The only drawback is that the pace is too slow, and it is not very fast. It is easy to save the book. I am afraid that the book will be lost or forgotten if I save it. [Cry]
This book appears on Tomato. It's really a gift. The writing is smooth, and the small passages about civilian life are not embarrassing. He can be compared with the Egg Spirit Emperor. It's just that the character isn't heroic enough. It would be nice if he could be a little more perfect, like a saint like Zhang Xing.
8.8 Points. The writing is good, with some skipped chapters, some new ideas, and some interruptions. Some are too idealistic. If the technology spreads, you will not be able to make money, and there will be no patent fees. It only took a few years for the country to subjugate and then construction began, so it was difficult to succeed.
Judging from the number of chapters I read, the writing is quite good. I like this kind of farming article. Many cool articles are a bit too cool and boring.
It's awesome, from three aspects: first, the penetration of technology changes people's minds, second, the allocation of resources through economics, and third, the writing is good and the ideas are clear.
It is indeed different from the general articles about fighting for hegemony in the late Ming Dynasty. It starts from the bottom of the people.
Overall, it's okay. It seems that AI is not used anywhere, but the pace seems a bit too slow. There are more than 400 chapters. Is the hero's main base still only part of Henan? [Cover face]