
Great Ming: I Am Zhu Qizhen, and from the Start I Crush the Tumu Crisis
大明:我朱祁镇,开局横推土木堡
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- Ongoing
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- 382k Words
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- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- Fanqie
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160Chapters
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8.4Score
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With detailed research, I finally no longer need to read the stereotypical image of Zhu Qizhen taking 500,000 yuan to jump on the ancient battlefield and being defeated by the Mongolian cavalry. I want to lock the author into a small black room and harshly talk to him [sneered smile]
Finally, there is a masterpiece that questions the historical truth of the Tumubao Incident. After Huang Chao, the millennium-old family suffered a fatal blow, and instead, emerging capital interest groups with no bottom line were born.
It's rare to see novels like this. Yu Qian exaggerated. In fact, the Ming Dynasty after he took power can be said to be the most prosperous period in the first hundred years of the Ming Dynasty. The guards fled the most, and a large number of people in the south of the Yangtze River starved to death. On the contrary, during Zhu Qizhen's reign, food was extremely stable.
The poor performance of this book is probably because too many people still believe that Zhu Qizhen wasted the 500,000 troops of the Ming Dynasty! But the Orthodox Emperor just went to patrol the border, so there was no need to bring so many troops! Besides, the total number of people in the capital camp is only 250,000, so he can't leave some people to guard the capital? The unrest in the south also sent troops, so where did these 500,000 troops come from? The author very vividly writes about the changes in Tumu Fort caused by the rise of the civil servant group, and because the hostile forces are too strong, he imposes restrictions on the protagonist, and is afraid that the restrictions will be too big and boring to the readers. All in all, it is a good book. If you continue to read it in the future, it will be rated at least 9 points!
The writing is very good, no one agrees. History is considered from many aspects. Everyone's point of view is different. In my opinion, it doesn't matter whether Zhu Qizhen was wise or mediocre. Losing is the original sin. But I never think of Yu Qian as a loyal minister. When Zhu Qizhen went on his own expedition, he was the minister of the Ministry of War in charge of logistics. If it weren't for the extra food and grass in Xuanfu, it is estimated that the army would not be able to reach the earthen fort and would starve to death. Moreover, he was able to mobilize tens of thousands of troops into the capital three days after the Tumubao Incident. You must know that he is not the Minister of the Ministry of War. There are so many people in the capital with higher status than him, why is he in charge of everything? It is only possible if those soldiers listen to him. The fastest time from receiving the news to the troops entering the capital is three days. I don't believe that the communication situation and troop deployment process in ancient times were not contacted in advance.
The author should have seen a map of China. Tumu Fort is right next to Beijing! There are too many doubts in the history books. Russian history books and Korean history books record that the people of Oara were always members of the Ming Dynasty! In the Qing Dynasty, the Oara tribe was also dissatisfied with the Qing Dynasty. In the end, the Oara tribe was directly exterminated by the Qing Dynasty. Yes, it was genocide.
Finally there is a book that disparages Yu Qian
Official history may not be true, but unofficial history is wild enough! The Tumu Fort Incident—a historical mystery!
It's very true. The author worked hard to research the information. Come on, author^0^~
History is just an actor who lets others apply makeup, and the truth has long been lost in the dust of time. Nowadays, people are willing to be led by the false narratives on the screen, and let those popular officials think for themselves - isn't it sad to follow blindly like this? Those who give three stars are quite sober, but those who are impatient and throw one and two stars are either pitifully stupid or abominably bad. They think they are "thinking independently", but they don't know that they are already fiddling with shady calculations in their hearts, secretly delighting in some well-kept secrets.