Transmigrating to the Fourteenth Year of Chongzhen
穿越到崇祯14年
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 711k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- Great Ming on the Brink: Bet Everything on Huang Taiji from the Start大明绝境：开局梭哈皇太极Alternate title on Fanqie
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Reader comments 58
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The palace maids have 5 days off every month? The palace can come out to contact the outside world at any time. Are you afraid that the emperor will not die quickly enough?
The civil and military officials of the entire dynasty are pretending to be the emperor's house wine with you, Chongzhen. Do you think that you are really supreme? You want people, no one wants money, and you have no money. When you come, you push everyone to the opposite side. The protagonist just says a word and those two or five young people do their best for him?
In fact, the "Fan King" did not have much use in the later period. After the Battle of Jingnan, Zhu Di ascended the throne to consolidate the imperial power and was basically deprived of military power. The imperial guards of the Ming Dynasty, Xuanzong, Zhu Zhanji, took action against the King of Han and Zhao to further complete the reduction of the vassal. After that, the vassal king only had 500 to 1,000. In the 10th year of Wanli (1582), the younger brother of Wanli Emperor Zhu Yijun, King Lu, Zhu Yixi, vassed Henan Weihui. The emperor gave him 600 captains, 1,000 soldiers, a total of 1,600 guards, which was considered to be a lot. The other guards were at most a few hundred. In the late Ming Dynasty, the vassal king no longer had actual military power, and it was difficult to influence the situation with military power. After mastering the military power, remember to block the news. After all, if you don't do it, only loyal and good generals can do it.
Appropriate, good book
The best novel describing the late Ming Dynasty. There are not so many emotional lines. The war scenes are based on facts and are very detailed and not procrastinating. Excellent product.
The writing is very good, it understands history and military affairs, and the description of war is detailed and consistent with common sense. Of course, there are also illogical places, such as issues such as the internal palace staff taking vacations and coming and going at will. I hope the author pays attention to details and doesn't take anything for granted.
Later, there was no record of the eight big merchants being purged, and no army was sent to suppress them. They knew that many of them were colluding, but they just followed the plot. It was obvious that they could have reorganized the army first, or suppressed it first with the army, but they relied on the loyalty of others and did not dare to rebel?
Different from previous time-travel articles, I don't mess around and act decisively. I look forward to the progress in the future!
Gray often can [laugh][laugh][laugh]
The author could change the protagonist's name to Chongzhen. In addition, Sun Chuanting's writing is excellent, but the official position is not clear. In the Ming Dynasty, there was generally no such position as a governor. They were all governors. The title of governor was usually given by the title of Shangshu of the Ministry of War, and the title of minister was called governor.