
Marxist Emperor Chongzhen: The New Era of the Great Ming
马哲主义皇帝崇祯:新时代的大明
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- 649k Words
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- Historical
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- Historical & Ancient
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- 5d ago
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- Fanqie
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Ma Zhe's soul penetrates the Ming Dynasty and ignites the troubled times! As the author of this book, I really want to recommend this second volume to every lover of historical novels! Chongzhen's soul penetrates the world and brings Ma Zhe's dragon-slaying skills to save the world. He does not play tricks on power, but only wins the hearts of the people. He divides the land, cleans up corrupt officials, restores Liaodong, and reforms the government, and forcefully brings the rotten late Ming Dynasty back to the right track of prosperity. Fighting chaos with an iron fist, strengthening the army with science and technology, expanding territory through navigation, and enlightening the mind. From salvation to hegemony, we reshaped the Ming Dynasty based on the people. The plot is solid and exciting, and the layout is full.
The author breaks away from the limitations of "family world" and allows Chongzhen to reshape the foundation of the Ming Dynasty with the people's view of history, and finally pass on the virtuous people to the Zen throne, leaving behind a country that truly belongs to the people. This is not only a historical novel, but also an imaginative work on "how systems and ideas change history." It is both powerful and thoughtful, with exquisite writing and compact plot.
As a sequel, "The Ming Dynasty in the New Era" directly takes the time-travel power struggle to a new level. Chongzhen brought Ma Zhe's thought to break through the troubled times. He was no longer limited to saving the nation and trying to survive. What was even more rare was that he broke away from the traditional imperial power and used the people's view of history to run charity schools, divide the fields, enlighten the people's wisdom, and put the "dragon-slaying art" into practice. The protagonist uses modern ideas to reshape the feudal dynasty, which not only has the thrill of sweeping the world, but also the depth of civilization advancement.
While many Machiavellian writings are still teaching bosses how to play people, this book directly tells how bosses slay dragons. Chongzhen did not fight the eunuchs and did not strike a balance. He took up the holy book and overturned the entire old world. The destruction of Houjin was just the appetizer. The Gewuyuan, the Great Navigation, and the restoration of the land were the main meal. The most exciting thing is not the advanced weapons, but the basic benefits for the people. Specializes in treating all kinds of dissatisfaction? No, it specifically treats the three-thousand-year cycle of death. This generation of bosses has truly written the common people into the history books. Highly recommended!
This sequel continues the imaginative foundation of the previous work, but changes the pattern from "saving the nation to survive" to "expanding territory". Breaking away from the traditional power-seeking and court-party competition, and shouting out the declaration of "not playing with power, but playing with the hearts and minds of the people" - Chongzhen used the people's view of history as a pen to destroy the system and implement a new policy: he built the Institute of Science and Technology to promote technological innovation, established a large-scale navigation to face the colonial challenge, reformed the land in the southwest, launched a charity school, and established newspapers and periodicals. He spread the ideological fire among the people and allowed the people to truly become the foundation of the dynasty. The writing style is delicate, the logic is self-consistent, the plot advancement is bright and powerful, and the feelings of family and country are hidden in the historical deduction. It is not only a hearty time-travel fantasy in the late Ming Dynasty, but also a romantic response to "If history could be repeated" - when modern ideas are injected into the feudal dynasty, and when the people's view of history replaces the emperor's standard, a "Ming Dynasty in the new era" will grow hotly on the pages of the book.
The author breaks out of the stereotype of "powerful palace fighting" and allows Chongzhen to use the "people's view of history" as an edge to eradicate the long-standing shortcomings of the court with an iron fist: building a physical institute to promote science and technology, launching a sea voyage to expand the sea, and running a charity school to sow fire. The writing style is delicate but the rhythm is lively, and the feelings of family and country are hidden in the historical deduction: it does not indulge in retro nostalgia, but uses the "dragon-slaying technique" to break the feudal shackles, let the people divide their fields and work happily, and let the Ming Dynasty face the new challenges of the Western powers. From battlefield commander to system designer, Chongzhen used thirty years of achievements to build a new country. In the end, he passed on the Zen throne to the virtuous, leaving thousands of miles of sea territory and people's country - this is the romance of a time traveler, and it is also the most passionate imagination of the "China's prosperous age". So passionate
This imaginative historical time-travel novel uses a very subversive setting to create a unique spark between historical materialism and the troubled times of the late Ming Dynasty. The protagonist reshapes Chongzhen with modern ideas, breaks away from traditional imperial schemes, uses class analysis, land reform, and mass line to solve the dilemma in the late Ming Dynasty, and finds an alternative path to salvation within the framework of the feudal monarchy. The work not only has the compact rhythm of a historical novel, but also contains in-depth thoughts on social systems and class conflicts. It writes about court games, military reforms, and people's livelihood construction in a logical and self-consistent way. It not only satisfies readers' pleasure of "changing their fate against the odds", but also demonstrates the practical charm of implementing theory in a popular way. The writing style is refreshing and not suspended, the characters are vivid and tense, and it combines both ideological and readability in historical fiction. It is a masterpiece of alternative history with novel ideas, imagination and depth.
This is a very enjoyable historical fiction novel. Chongzhen was reborn with modern ideas, carried out drastic reforms, did not play with power and people's hearts, and led the Ming Dynasty towards rejuvenation, which was very stress-relieving.
Too over the top! Chongzhen traveled back to the late Ming Dynasty with Ma Zhe Thought, and directly revitalized the messy Ming Dynasty! Destroying the Jin Dynasty, establishing Liaodong, launching the New Deal, and promoting great navigation, every step was so exciting that I felt like I was flying. He did not play political tricks to win the hearts and minds of the people, but organized charity to share the land, and welded the people to death in the Ming Dynasty. The plot is compact and not procrastinating, and the golden ideas are dense. It makes people excited to watch it, and the more you follow it, the more you get excited!
Chongzhen was reborn, and the Ming Dynasty was restarted. This novel has a unique idea and a tight rhythm. It has both passionate feelings about family and country and refreshing historical changes. It is very enjoyable to read.