All Men Under Heaven Are Brothers: The Great Ming Empire

A masterpiece of the late Ming Dynasty, the angle is very novel, the protagonist has no golden fingers, is not brainless, and even has immature thoughts, and develops little by little. In the end, it made up for the historical regrets of many national heroes, and then made up for the historical regrets of China. Judging from what has been seen. 1. Bringing together science and technology tycoons Xu Guangqi, Song Yingxing, Wang Zheng, Bo Yu, etc. In the late Ming Dynasty, there is no limit on research funding, and science and technology are changing every month, which makes up for the regrettable situation that China's science and technology stagnated and regressed after the turn of the Ming and Qing Dynasties, and even paper for grand ceremonies could not be produced. 2. The financial situation at the end of the Ming Dynasty was solved by means of counter-insurrection, liquidation of unscrupulous princes, eight imperial merchants, and tax administration to make up for the regret that the financial collapse in the late Ming Dynasty resulted in no money for wars and disaster relief. 3. Lu Xiangsheng and Sun Chuanting cooperated to invite the emperor to enter the urn and seize Guihua City in a roundabout attack, making up for the regret that Mongolia repeatedly broke through and robbed, leaving the people suffering and helpless. 4. Cao Wenzhao killed generals thousands of miles away and put an end to the nascent civil uprising in northern Shaanxi, which made up for Cao Wenzhao's regret of being deeply involved in the peasant uprising. 5. In the recent battle of Zunhua, Qin Liangyu's white-poled troops and artillery battles against Jiannu made up for the regret of having no artillery in the bloody battle of Hunhe River and being defeated by the puppet army's artillery bombardment. Judging from the title of the book, we need to reorganize the navy and compete for supremacy across the oceans... There are many more, and I look forward to it being released as soon as possible to explain all the difficulties in history. The Seven Stars of the Big Dipper: Sun Chengzong, Lord of Greedy Wolf Star, Han Xu, Lord of Jumen Star, Zhu Youjian, Lord of Lucun Star, Xu Guangqi, Lord of Wenqu Star, Li Guopu, Lord of Zhenlian Star, Qin Liangyu, Lord of Wuqu Star, and Yuan Keli, Lord of Pojun Star. The seven stars of the Oriental Green Dragon are: Lu Xiangsheng, the horned wood dragon, Sun Chuanting, the Kangjin dragon, Hong Chengchou, the ditu raccoon dog, Zhu Xieyuan, the sun-fang rabbit, Zhu Tongmeng, the heart-moon fox, Yuan Chonghuan, the tail-fire tiger, and Nan Juyi, the Ji-water leopard. The seven stars of the Western White Tiger are: Kuimu Wolf Cao Wenzhao, Lou Jin Dog Mao Wenlong, Stomach Earth Pheasant Sun Yingyuan, Pleiades Riji Huang Degong, Biyue Wuzhou Yuji, Fire Monkey Ma Shilong, and Water Ape Ma Xianglin. The seven constellations of the Southern Suzaku are: Guo Yunhou of the Well Wood, Bi Ziyan of the Ghost Golden Sheep, Li Banghua of the Willow Deer, Zodiac Horse of the Star Sun, Ni Yuanlu of the Zhangyue Deer, Bi Maoliang of the Winged Fire Snake, and Du Yinxi of the Zhen Water Earthworm. The Seven Constellations of Northern Xuanwu (Ming Dynasty): Dou Mu Xie Huang Liji, Ox Taurus Liu Zongzhou, Female Earth Bat Zhang Ruitu, Xu Sun Mouse Shi Fenglai, Wei Yue Yan Gao Hongtu, Room Fire Pig Jiang Yueguang, and Bi Shui Qi Shi Kefa. (Dark) Dou Mu Xie Song Yingxing, Niu Jinniu Bi Maokang, Female Earth Bat Wang Xi, Xuri Buckthorn Zhizao, Waiyue Yanmao Yuanyi, Room Fire Pig Sun Yuanhua, Wall Water Mouse Xu Xiake.

The perspective of the young protagonist will take you to see the late Ming Dynasty and re-understand the social ecology, heroes, and the underlying logic of historical events in the late Ming Dynasty. The foundation of the late Ming Dynasty is really good. If you want money, silver from all over the world gathers in China. If you want people, civil servants and generals, there are countless heroes. If you want to have ideas, Yangming's philosophy occupies half of the country. Various schools of thought are blooming. If you want technology, science and technology giants from all disciplines have appeared one after another. The end of the Ming Dynasty is the eve of the explosion of science and technology. The embryonic form of political parties has been formed, the buds of capitalism have appeared, and the buds of enlightenment have emerged. All these point to the social development trend of a constitutional monarchy. It's a pity, a sigh, countless regrets. I can only make up for it one by one from the novel. The focus of this book is not on shaping characters, but on shaping the grand framework of social change, including the historical heroes of the late Ming Dynasty one by one, reshaping their lives one by one, thereby changing the trajectory of history. From this perspective, it is a masterpiece of the late Ming Dynasty with a unique and grand perspective. I have finished reading the full text of the novel, and I still feel a little unfinished. The beginning echoes the ending, the first meeting is the red lady, and finally the red lady is the red lady. People want to become immortals and become Taoists, and gods want to become human beings. It's better to look at one side and the other. This setting is also a bit interesting. Chasing souls and seizing missionaries, the error correction mechanism for errors in reincarnation in the human world, a perfect closed loop.

It's rare to see a time-travel novel from the late Ming Dynasty that doesn't follow the assembly line routine! The protagonist's soul is the eldest son of Tianqi. He has no heaven-defying system and relies on cognition to slowly make plans in the messy late Ming Dynasty. The most eye-catching thing is the reshaping of historical figures: Zhu Youjian, Li Zicheng, Mao Wenlong, Zhang Xianzhong and others are no longer fixed endings in the history books. The forces of all parties have been reshuffled. The three-party game between the Peasant Army, the Ming Army and the Later Jin Dynasty is very innovative. The author strives to be close to the social reality of the late Ming Dynasty. It is a light narrative that does not involve forced crushing. It takes into account both power and geostrategy. The plot extends from the Central Plains to Mongolia, Liaodong, and Nanyang, with a broad layout. It is suitable for history lovers who are tired of mindless and cool articles and like to deduce the changes in the late Ming Dynasty. It's really great. I've been reading it. Come and read it with me. I won't lose money if I invest in it. I give it a five-star rating and it's worth recommending!

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The troubled times of the late Ming Dynasty were indeed great opportunities. After traveling through time and becoming the eldest son of Tian Qi, he planned strategies based on his own wisdom and familiarity with history, and used people like gods to save the world. Zhu Youjian and Li Zicheng all went to work. Not only that, it has also expanded overseas and solved many difficult and complicated diseases, such as Japanese pirates. The characters are three-dimensional and full, vivid and vivid. The story has ups and downs, twists and turns, and a sense of history. The author's writing style is delicate and smooth, his emotions are sincere, and his description of the late Ming Dynasty is superb, making it very smooth to read.