
A Bandit in Late Ming China: My First Heist Was Sun Chuanting
在明末当山贼第一次就抢了孙传庭
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Overall, it's well written. I finished it. I didn't care about it when I was reading it. After reading it, I think about it and I'll give you a few critical comments. In the early stage, the protagonist created the ultimate hunk, but in the last few pictures, it completely collapsed. One moment, he was grabbed by a 50-year-old old man and fell into the water. The next moment, his blood boiled, he was arrested on the spot by the peasant army, and he was used as a cushion for a new hunk. I very much suspect that the author has been replaced.
Okay, okay! It looks better than those who immediately built cement plants, built high-rise buildings, and launched shipping as soon as they crossed over. There are no cheats, systems or anything like that! The scene is well depicted, allowing people to inadvertently put themselves into the situation at that time and think about how to break the situation! I hope it doesn't collapse later! PS In fact, Tomato's rating mechanism allows people to make better comments after reading the novel!
It's good to read. I'm a little tired of reading about the Ming Dynasty. It's just about surviving the crisis, then developing technology and so on, and finally crushing it. This book is very interesting. As far as it goes, it's of a good level. It writes well about military affairs and politics, and it has a solid cultural foundation. I hope there will be more and faster, keep it interesting and don't fall into clichés.
This wonderful book is an immersive experience of the real ecology of the Ming Dynasty. It is the book that is closest to the real scenes of the Ming Dynasty. You can even deduce the ins and outs behind the real history based on this book and historical books. If you don't jump in the later stage, the score should be above 9.6. In this book, we are currently looking at the part of Tomato that contains one-thousandth of the brain, just to advance history. It is a pity that this cannot be read as the main text, but at the historical stage of the Ming Dynasty where people deserved to die, there was nothing they could do about it.
It's very well written, a great article. At least now I don't see nonsense. It gives me the feeling of entering the Ming Dynasty physical examination, especially the scenes, words and deeds, and operating rules in the ancient court.
The Eight Banners are not that powerful. The generals of Liaodong have been cultivating the invaders to respect themselves. They have a tacit understanding with the Eight Banners. The white pole soldiers were sold by them, the Qi army was sold by them, and the guest soldiers and generals could not survive in Liaodong. Several governors of Liaodong were sold by them. Sun Chengzong was not involved because he brought them big projects. The big project Guanning Jin Defense Line only lasted three years. Yuan Chonghuan wore the same trousers with them, and Hong Chengchou also wore the same trousers with them. The remaining governor died within a year. The emperor's court was no longer in the eyes of the generals of Liaodong. Yuan Chonghuan was imprisoned. The generals of Liaodong led their troops away without listening to the imperial edict. The eight major Shanxi merchants corresponded to the eight banners, and each family supplied grain and grass supplies to each banner. Sun Chuanting died because the Qing Dynasty ceded his land and was killed by the gentry of Shaanxi. Chongzhen was not that unbearable. His arms could no longer hold his thighs, and the replacement chief assistant was either inactive or lagging behind. The life of the prince of the Zhu family was not good, and he was not that rich. The descendants of the clan were starving to death and rebelling. At the end of the Ming Dynasty, it was impossible to achieve anything on the court's side. The only way was to conquer the world and kill one side at a time. Li Zicheng failed because the base area was unstable and the group expanded too quickly and was not integrated.
The author has a very solid foundation. What he writes is not a trivial article, it can be read with your mind. It not only writes the authenticity of a feudal family, but also retains the protagonist's basic qualities as a modern person with modern education.
A good historical text [Eating Melon], considered very good on Tomato But I like to read cool articles [laughing evilly]
Must be five stars. A very solid novel, it also gave me a deeper understanding of some unknown characters - Cao Wenheng. I would like to thank the author for his popular science. I caught up with it all at once, and I still feel a little unfinished, so I can only come here to comment, hoping to raise the rating so that more people can see it. I also hope that the author can add a bit of heroic spirit like "Shao Song" later, and say "change the world"!
It's so well written. It's the only novel in the late Ming Dynasty that I can read. It's written very realistically, not empty-handed. Come on, author. However, I am uneducated, and I can take over the world with just one word of awesomeness. As long as I have some skills, I can write a 200-word essay for you.