The Six Garrisons of Chongzhen's Ming Dynasty
大明之崇祯六镇
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- Ongoing
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- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
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Lu Xiangsheng is a civil official, a supervisor, a governor, how can he be a military general? They are all appointed by civil servants. Although this civil servant Lu has Stallone's body type and Tyson's strength [face covering], he is indeed a civil servant who passed the imperial examination [you take a closer look]
It's very well written. It's an Mingchuan novel that you can read with your mind. The writing is very good. Come on, author, don't be a eunuch.
I read it overnight. This book is well written and logical. Why is the rating so low. As a bookworm for decades, I highly recommend everyone to read it.
It's very well written. It doesn't just kill corrupt officials or Shanxi businessmen. It takes every step very steadily, and it doesn't treat others as fools. Most of the late Ming Dynasty articles are very enjoyable, but this article is written very seriously.
This kind of article that focuses on the whole career and has almost no CP is so interesting to read. I hope the author will continue this style and support it.
Recommended Logic strictly prohibited Very worth watching
In fine historical novels, there is no invincibility, no taking things for granted, and taking every step for granted. Gradually break the civil blockade and solve the problem of refugees having no land to grow crops and no food to eat. Gradually take back the imperial power and change history. Military, political, financial, and espionage are all involved, and the writing about military and espionage is very interesting: the military, at the risk of death, sacrifices one's life to serve the country! Spy: Pervasive, taking advantage of one's own actions.
It's very close to reality. It's not that simple to get things done. It's not a cool article!
The writing is quite good. It is not a brainless novel. Everyone is not a tool and has their own ideas. It also describes the kind of betrayal of the country to varying degrees in the late Ming Dynasty where everyone is for personal gain. The protagonist is a fire captain who leads his troops to fight wherever there is a fire.
I've almost finished reading it, and I'm very reluctant to leave it. I saved a little bit for the author's update. I want to wait until I finish writing it before reading it, and I definitely don't want to be a eunuch. After reading this novel, the most detestable thing is the eight major Shanxi merchants and Jiangnan gentry. In order to make war fortune, they are simply afraid that the world will not be disrupted. I just want to see how they die! There must be a Lingchi ending!