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Not bad. From the perspective of an ordinary person, he can deeply think about and analyze the internal and external reasons for the demise of the Ming Dynasty. Describe each character vividly! I hope that the author will continue to consult more information and restore history! Don't blindly try to make a comeback for the Donglin Party or some historically determined "traitors"!

How did the eight major Shanxi merchants, Yuan Chonghuan, sell grain? Who would believe it? Datong smuggled 1,500 kilometers from Monan Mongolian grassland to Shenyang; Ningyuan sells grain to the Mongolian tribes in Chengde, and travels 1,000 kilometers across the grassland from Chifeng to Daning to Shenyang; And at this time, Huang Taiji had not yet established his rule over the grassland tribes. No matter how hard it was on the road and how many times he was robbed, the key was that the road was through grassland and there was no stable supply. You couldn't do this kind of trade if you asked the Red Army to do it.

A very good book, very enjoyable to read and very historically accurate [Like][Like][Like]

A very good novel

It's great. It's one of the more historically accurate books on the history of the Ming Dynasty. Watch it all in one go [sending my heart] [sending my heart]

Very good. I read it in one go. I have the means and courage. Unlike other novels about the late Ming Dynasty, the emperor is indecisive. He is afraid of wolves and tigers. He has no courage. He has no courage to travel back to the late Ming Dynasty. He has no way to save his life without killing people. He is bleeding like a river and has to be rebuilt. He cannot escape destruction.

Coming back from an old book, the author is indeed very thoughtful. This book is worth reading👀. Very interesting, looking forward to the next one! ! !

The novels written by Chongzhen of the Ming Dynasty can be divided into two situations when encountering Yuan Dudu plots, but these are also the two extremes of readers of this type of book. This is the reason why many authors avoid Yuan Dudu.

Seeing this, I feel generally good, but how did Zhang Yan become a pawn of the Donglin Party?

The writing is enjoyable and worth reading.

The exposure of Dong Lin is quite sufficient, but the understanding of the evil of Xu Guangqi, Li Zhizao, Sun Yuanhua and others is insufficient. This group of people is another black hand responsible for the demise of the Ming Dynasty.