I’m a Ming Imperial Clansman, Not a Bandit

This book is really well written, with rich historical knowledge, and finally there is no so-called conspiracy theory about the civil servant group, nor does it overly emphasize the Manchu Qing Dynasty for the sake of the plot. All in all, I think this is a good article after having read hundreds of novels. Come and see me brothers [take a closer look]

It's too natural to take it for granted. Only more than 2,000 people dare to divide the land and become bandits? Don't those tens of thousands of Ma Da bandits not want to be sitting bandits? Whoever sits will die. Only by constantly moving can there be a way to survive. The Ming army usually drives the bandits out of the defense line and will not pursue them anymore. However, if you become a sitting bandit, they will attack in groups. How can you block a 5-meter earth wall? If someone else has tens of thousands of cannon fodder and directly attack your city, can you kill 5,000 or 10,000? Kill as you wish. The rogue bandits will not send troops and horses at the beginning when attacking this kind of earth city. The human sea tactics can take you down in less than half a day. Can your archers compare to the old thief's? Others come out of the mountain of swords, and all yours are new recruits. When encountering this kind of attack on the camp at night, the thief king usually takes his old thieves and runs away directly. Tens of thousands of people will be divided into different places, and you will not be allowed to kill the thief king. Even if you kill the king of thieves, you can't subjugate thousands of old thieves with just a few hundred new soldiers. What's more, there are hundreds of cavalrymen

In addition to starting to occupy the land in advance, which cannot withstand scrutiny, the author's writing style, logic and main line clarity are all top-notch, and the humor and rhythm are very well grasped. Come on, after catching up on the last book, I feel that the author's writing skills have improved a lot. I hope it will not stop updating, and the more daily updates will be better~^_^

It can be seen that the author is very careful and has clearly researched the lives of a large number of historical figures; what mature technologies and technologies were available in the Ming Dynasty, and in what directions can science and technology be advanced to effectively improve the military's combat effectiveness and social production efficiency; the personalities of each historical figure are also distinct and different, and all are reasonably speculated based on their lives. What attracts me most is that the descriptions of military wars are very realistic. The battles are about logistics, how much food is needed to support how many people; the weapons are also written in great detail. It is not simply about which army has the higher combat power, but about the soldiers, armor, and equipment... The material basis determines reality. More cannons are more powerful, and thicker armor means that one can fight ten at a time. This is a very convincing reason. Movies and TV dramas have influenced the public's judgment, thinking that soldiers in ancient wars can wear armor and that the equipment on both sides is very similar. Therefore, most people prefer to write about the will to fight and boost morale, which in turn weakens the material foundation of real war. Why the West was able to colonize the world in the last century was because they entered the industrial age first, their industrial production capacity surpassed all other countries, and they had the confidence to fail countless times.

The writing is smooth. If you continue to choose to develop and grow in Henan, there is no need to continue reading. It is not even enough to compete in the world.

The author has ingenious conception and powerful writing. He can skillfully continue the historical events and promote them through the plot of the story, vividly showing the forced displacement, escape, rise and struggle of the people at the bottom of the Ming Dynasty. Great book!

After reading the previous book, I will follow this one. The author will work hard to write more. It's so exciting and beautiful. It's my daily routine to remind you of it every day [laughs]

It's a very good article about the end of the Ming Dynasty, and the reality is also like this. There are no black and white people, or there are very few, they are all a delicate gray. If the people in the civil official group were really so awesome, they wouldn't be killed by Chongzhen [face covering] Different people have different positions, and there are some comments that are more funny, and they are all about killing each other. King Daxi is reincarnated. If you want to read Shuangwen, you can change to another place.

The literature of the late Ming Dynasty is of the highest quality, and it describes all kinds of classes well. The protagonist is also very flexible in how he handles historical figures. Some people want to kill someone who is not highly regarded in history. Let alone killing millions. The impact is indeed not very good. Villains also have their uses. The key depends on whether the person in charge can do it. At present, there are no toxic points in all aspects of the article. It depends on the future treatment of Jiannu and Japanese people, as well as whether the technical protection will lose stars.

Three and a half stars, above the passing mark but below the good mark. Overall, it's a good read. As for historical novels, it's not that good. It doesn't grasp the war scenes well enough. The campaign design is too simple and the characters are superficial. But it's still worth reading. It's fun after all [Like]