The Ming Dynasty's Countdown to Collapse: Kill, Loot, and Seize It All!

I support all novels about resisting the Japanese, killing the Manchus, killing the Han, and annihilating the Han. Moreover, this novel is really beautiful. It is another well-written novel after I read Han Er Becomes a Slave. It has a grand sense of history and the characters are real and flesh-and-blood.

Objectively speaking, I think the score is worth about 9.5, Which is great: 1. The emperor himself time-travels, which avoids embarrassing emotional dramas. In some time-travel novels in the late Ming Dynasty, the male protagonist always has an air of wretchedness. Why do you say this? Because when you read the novel, you will take a bite out of the Machiavellian military strategy and so on. Emotional shit - modern people who came from time-travel took over the emperor's harem as soon as they arrived. Even when they were living and dying, they still thought about how beautiful the Queen of Zhou was, and wished they could sleep with her right away. They also always like to write some greasy interactions, which always give people the feeling of a straight man and a filthy historical figure. If you read the novel a few times, you won't be able to read it anymore. However, this novel perfectly avoids these problems. It's great. It's a novel that doesn't require you to eat shit when you're in the mood! 2. It's not brainless. The novels of the late Ming Dynasty are also very good, and they make up for historical regrets. But this novel is not simple and refreshing. The plot is reasonable, the planning is reasonable, the character's behavior is completely reasonable in the background, and the villain is not good but not too high-minded. It is very comfortable to read, great! 3. The choice of words and sentences should be done in a non-familiar way, so as not to cause drama. I have to say there are any bad points, but they are actually the parts that the author did well in writing. The war scenes have many details and many twists and turns, so it doesn't look empty, but there are too many and it makes people feel tired. All in all, this is a great late Ming Dynasty novel worth reading!

It's very good. I originally planned to just give it a try, but I was attracted by the brilliance of this article. The author is very good at reading it. The writing is vivid, the rhythm is smooth, and the plot is fascinating. It's just too pretty to look at. Every character in the book is well written, and it is a refreshing novel that meets the requirements in every aspect. What's even more rare is that the author can grasp the balance between pleasure and truth just right. The protagonist does not rely entirely on cheats, but will encounter difficulties, get angry, and be cheated. This makes it reasonable and makes the later moments more realistic. I hope that such a good book can be discovered by more like-minded people, which is very beneficial! The author's last article was very good, and this one is not inferior to the previous one, at least for now. I hope this book will catch on quickly and achieve better results [Chigua][Chigua][Chigua]

It's very interesting to read, the author's basic skills are good, and the suspense is quite high. The late Ming Dynasty, which made Han people sigh with regret, has a new ending in the author's writing, which is great. I don't think it's a good article because I am a female reader and I feel sorry for the common people in the article. Those exiled people whose trenches were filled in and those who were abandoned in the Forbidden City had no names or detailed descriptions, but they made me feel the most distressed. After reading many books describing the end of the dynasty, I feel even more grateful to be born here and now. May the country and the people be safe and have good weather!

This book is amazing! So passionate! In fact, the most unfavorable person in history is Yang Guang and Chongzhen! ! ! One has a far-sighted vision, but the steps are too big; the other is diligent in serving the people, but has too many constraints! , And the means are not enough! ! !

The lingering charm and vicissitudes of history flow through the words. The author uses a unique narrative rhythm to place the characters between the ever-changing court and people's hearts. The tension of the story does not come from the ups and downs of the plot, but from the inner struggles and choices of the characters. The image of Chongzhen is portrayed in a delicate and three-dimensional way, showing both the majesty and responsibility of the emperor and the helplessness and confusion of ordinary people. This complexity makes the characters contagious across time and space. A very good historical article, worth reading, five stars! Brothers, rush! More updates will be added soon

Very well written! The setting of the systemless rebirth of Chongzhen is particularly realistic and does not require embarrassment. The harem is originally your own queen and concubines. I have read about 10 novels of the late Ming Dynasty. Basically, they are about time travel and taking advantage of other people's wives. It feels quite disgusting. There is no flashy gold finger, and it fits the background of the troubled times of the late Ming Dynasty. The plot is compact and full of suspense, the crisis of the family and country from the perspective of the emperor is delicately depicted, and the writing is solid. The suffocation on the eve of the country's subjugation is vividly written. It is heart-wrenching throughout. It is a rare high-quality historical text of the late Ming Dynasty! Most of the Chongzhen rebirth novels on the market either rely on mindless cheating of the system, or blindly pile up cool points that are divorced from historical logic. Reading too much will inevitably lead to aesthetic fatigue. This book completely breaks out of the conventional framework, and its unsystematic setting is a plus. The protagonist Chongzhen does not possess magical powers out of thin air, but returns to the eve of the country's fall with the painful memories of twenty years of modern military experience and thorough reading of Ming history. His inner struggle and hatred for the hypocritical faces of civil and military officials are vividly depicted, and the characters are three-dimensional and real. The author is very attentive to polishing the historical details of the late Ming Dynasty. The pull of various forces in the court, the plight of the people at the bottom, and the pain points of weak armaments are all restored in place, without crudely weakening the opponents of all parties. The rhythm of the plot is relaxed and moderate, and the tension is high in the early stage of the plot where the emperor is dormant and pretends to be a fool, and uses his relatives to establish his authority. The decisive and decisive emperor's methods are very enjoyable to watch, but it does not appear to be extreme and brainless. Every step of the layout is supported by clear logic. The writing style of war scenes and court games is delicate and thick, the text is not exaggerated and the narrative is smooth and natural. It can be clearly felt that the author consulted a large amount of historical materials and did not arbitrarily tamper with the historical background for the sake of pleasure. Different from assembly-line fast food web articles, the story is both refreshing and historically heavy, making people anxious to follow Chongzhen and look forward to him reversing the end of the Ming Dynasty's fall. Currently, we are continuing to catch up on updates. I sincerely recommend all readers who like the late Ming Dynasty and historical rebirth themes to join the game. I look forward to the author's stable updates and more exciting plots! Really beautiful

The late Ming Dynasty, which is rarely read carefully, is finally tied. The author's descriptions of war scenes and the rise of ideological trends are remarkable, and the literary and martial arts are excellent. There are many stories about time travel and rebirth that are very exaggerated. The writing style of this book is hard-core, the pace is fast and relaxed, and the more you read, the better it gets! After the "Ten Days of National Subjugation", it felt like the prologue was slowly unfolding. Halfway through, I even thought that it would be great if the author had a system, and it would be great if this was the true history of Nanming. It is both true and illusory, full of imagination and self-justifying, respecting history and advancing reasonably, stable!

Fighting against rebellion, guarding the capital, attacking slaves, stabilizing borders, exterminating traitors, fighting officials and gentry, suppressing officials and governing... Natural disasters, military disasters and official and gentry barriers have become a yoke of fate. Use wisdom to cut the shackles, and rely on fate as a bet; when the laws of survival and human weakness are intertwined into a web, use conspiracy to break the web, use the game as a chess game, and only those who can defeat half of the sky will be a true hero. In short, there are turmoils in the temples and palaces, scheming for power, traveling through time and space, exploring the legends of emperors, making up for the regrets of the dynasty, showing the charm of history, rising and falling, and the wheel of history is rolling forward. The author is a genius! Five stars for you! Great book! The best historical text!

Cool article! Very cool and cool article! ! It's really cool and not mindless! ! ! Passionate, passionate, compact, thrilling, vivid group portraits, climax after another. It's so addictive to watch! I have read both of the author's books, and I like this one better. Five stars ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ sent to you, the author, cheers! [Like] It's getting better and better. Come on, author⛽