I Lead a Peasant Rebellion in the Late Ming
我在明末带领农民起义
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- Transmigrate to the Late Ming: I Raised the Banner of Rebellion First穿越明末，我率先举起义旗Alternate title on Fanqie
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The fighting is too frequent, three times a month. There's no rest, no replenishment, no proper training. If someone wants to attack you, wouldn't they need days to plan? Days to prepare troops, supplies, and provisions? Days to drill formations? Days for scouts to gather intelligence? Days to travel? And you, you start fighting within a day. That's incredibly efficient, almost like modern mobile warfare. It's too fast! If the Ming Dynasty had soldiers like this, would it have fallen?
It's alright, and fairly logical. However, the claims about the Ming Dynasty emperors aren't very accurate. Wei Zhongxian's statement that Emperor Tianqi had an heir isn't necessarily false; there's a 50% chance it's true. This is because Empress Zhang (Zhang Yan) was clearly not on Tianqi's side; they weren't allies.
They rebelled at the end of the Ming Dynasty. No need for further rambling. Just tell me the story of Zhu Yuanzhang (Zhu Chongba).
A very good film about the uprising at the end of the Ming Dynasty, full of details and without any bugs.
Excellent, not for beginners.
Another year of booming success has passed in a blur.
It's so beautiful, so beautiful, so beautiful!
Great! The plot is full of twists and turns, and it's quite meaningful! Looking forward to more exciting parts!
Not bad, it looks pretty good.
Insufficient mobilization in pre-battle preparations for city defense.