The Ming Dynasty's Tyrant: From Exiled Emperor to Conquering the World

This book is about the Nanming period, with Zhu Youlang as the protagonist and the Yongli period as the background. This period of history is not as well known to the public as the Hongwu, Yongle and Chongzhen periods. The current mainstream view in the historians is that the Ming Dynasty died in 16644, but the author feels that this period of history in the Southern Ming Dynasty should not be forgotten. Not only this period, but also the four emperors and one supervisor of the Zhu Ming clan, as well as many anti-Qing patriots such as Li Dingguo, Zhu Chenggong, Zhang Huangyan, Du Yinxi, etc. What is even more touching are the figures of countless ordinary people. They know that they were displaced after the fall of their homeland, and it was their continuous efforts that made the Nanming's anti-Qing cause no longer a one-man show for the clan and scholar-bureaucrats. It is undeniable that the demise of the Ming Dynasty was inevitable, but the Manchu and Qing Dynasties took control of China, which brought more than three hundred years of catastrophe to the people on this land. The Manchu and Qing Dynasties misled China for three hundred years!

This is a near-first-class novel. Advantages: The political quality of the first protagonist is online, and there is no brainless murder. Second, the plot is solid, not too talkative, and in just a few chapters, everything that needs to be done is written. Third, the methods used to clean up internal affairs are very realistic and have a sense of reality. Economically re-measure the land. Politically, dangerous factors were gradually eliminated and internal stability was achieved, and a large amount of income was obtained by confiscating homes. What the protagonist needs to do is to stabilize internal affairs, calm people's hearts, make strategic alliances, and gradually regain strength? This requires a very pragmatic strategy to implement. Some novels are too brainless and they kill and kill as soon as they start. You can kill but you have to do it in the right way. Killing indiscriminately can easily lose people's hearts.

The Yongli Emperor Zhu Youlang of the Southern Ming Dynasty written in this book is indeed relatively rare. I guess these are the reasons why this book didn't become popular. This book is not a mindless article. The historical events and characters in the history of Nanming are well written. At present, wars and various struggles, especially the dilemma of lack of money and food, are written. Even the development of the army was more in line with the limits of a province in that era, and it was much better than some who could easily produce hundreds of thousands or hundreds of thousands of soldiers and horses at the earliest opportunity. Where do these many soldiers and horses come from, and where do they get the money for royalties? This book has all these basic things written down. Come on author, it will definitely become popular.

The author is great, I have given it 5 stars. This is the best novel I have seen in the late Ming Dynasty. It describes the large-scale battlefield, my son of the Han family, my fight against the slaves, my unyielding and fearless spirit, and my heroes of the Chinese nation, I will fight for immortality forever.

It is very exciting, there is no outrageous plot, the killing is decisive, and the IQ of the protagonist and supporting characters is online, the plot is compact but not boring, which makes people want to keep reading. The part where Jiao Lian defends and dies for the country is even more tragic [I almost cry]. The difficulty of resisting the Qing Dynasty and restoring the Ming Dynasty is vividly written. The old eunuch next to the protagonist discovers that Emperor Yongli is no longer the same Yongli, which also reflects the IQ of the supporting characters [Admiration] Many novels that travel through the Ming Dynasty, this one can be ranked first, but I don't know why the score is so low

I originally thought that a million-word content with a low rating would not be very good, but after reading it, it was well written. It's not a cool piece of writing, but a very realistic style of writing. However, there are too few people who have read millions of words, and there is no chance for others to give low marks 🤦 Come on, author.

This book is well written, unlike most books about the late Ming Dynasty and the Southern Ming Dynasty, which can keep a low profile and directly infer the story. The protagonist created by the author is just an ordinary person who has no golden fingers to use and is struggling. Therefore, both the writing skills and the logic are very good, and it is worth reading, although the fifth update is a bit lacking.

I didn't expect that the rating of a good book would be so low. It is the best novel about the war in the late Ming Dynasty. I have read countless novels about the late Ming Dynasty, and this one describes the war the most realistically. The enemy is not stupid at all, there is no peerless mowing of grass, no weapons to crush everything, there is only the inevitable comparison of money and money in war, and the exhaustive consideration of the coaches of both sides. For readers who don't like cool writing, trust me, this book is definitely worth reading. I saw Can Ming from a small soldier in the border army at the end of Ming Dynasty, and saw the impostor Chongzhen's son. The quality of the books here is definitely not lower than theirs.

The writing is okay, but the early plot recommendations are a bit slow. Currently seen now. Still very good. I can only say that the protagonist is more steady and steady, not deliberately. Mythology, or maybe bringing in some other golden fingers or something like that. The protagonist's biggest cheat may be the memory after his rebirth. Everything else is pretty normal.

There are not many books about traveling through the Southern Ming Dynasty, and even fewer about traveling through time to become the Yongli Emperor. Tomato seems to have four books about traveling through time to become the Yongli Emperor. Personally, I think this one is the best one, and the author's view of history is similar to mine! Love this book!