Great Ming: In the Decisive Ming-Qing War, I Raid the Manchu Stronghold
大明：明清决战，我偷袭满清老巢
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- Historical High-Concept
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The arsenal isn't unlimited; what if the weapons run out of ammunition? The Qing Dynasty didn't have any cannons back then; the claim that they were imported Italian cannons is simply absurd. At most, they had a few solid shot cannons. To say they used cannons, heavy machine guns, and light machine guns for so long only killed a little over 1,000 people—do you have no concept of firepower coverage? And in a densely populated area, a single shot could kill roughly a hundred people.
Not a single prisoner was captured. (5-Star review)
This book is also very well written. The author has caught the reader's excitement, and the writing is smooth and clear. The story moves quickly without any delay. It is the kind of good book that makes people stay up late and want to read it all in one go. Giving you five stars is really the limit of Tomato, but it is not your upper limit. You deserve 10,000 stars!!!
Hopefully, the protagonist won't rush to eliminate Li Zicheng. Li Zicheng is a powerful weapon with many uses. 1. If Li Zicheng kills Chongzhen, the protagonist will have a legitimate reason to ascend the throne, under the guise of revenge. 2. Li Zicheng extorts money, obtaining a large sum. The protagonist can wait until he finishes extorting before defeating him to avoid infamy and gain wealth.
This novel directly touches people's hearts. It vividly describes the joy of killing the Manchu and Qing Tatars, and reverses the tragic history of the late Ming Dynasty. It will make every Han descendant who hates the rule of the Manchu and Qing Dynasties read it with excitement and applause!
Hailanzhu really enjoyed queuing up; she learned it from General Yuwen.
4 stars! The plot is quite good. Since everyone is a time traveler, unexpected events are inevitable, and everything makes sense. The smooth, straightforward progression is incredibly satisfying. A few areas for improvement: For example, appointing oneself a Grand General while the others are only squad leaders feels a bit arbitrary; also, the fact that dozens of WWII Soviet machine guns and PPSh…
A million times better than AI-generated writing! The large-scale war scenes are also fantastic, especially the decisive battle against Li Zicheng's 500,000 Shun troops—it's incredibly exhilarating! Just because it wasn't written by AI and doesn't have a ton of adjectives, I'm giving it 5 stars. There are no inconsistencies, and it's all logically sound! The only downside is the lack of 100% loyal system soldiers; the protagonist is vulnerable to assassination by ambitious individuals.
A boundless imagination…daring to think and write, truly remarkable. If the writing style were a bit more refined, the pacing slightly slower, and the ideological education kept pace, using the starry sky as its guiding principle, it would still be a fine piece.
The article has a fresh perspective and is indeed well-written.