Great Ming: If the Tianqi Emperor Lives, Great Ming Will Never Fall

When I read Chapter 13, it is really a rare masterpiece. It can be seen from the details: the eunuchs of the Ming Dynasty called the emperor "Emperor", the concubines called the emperor "Your Majesty", and the carpenter's nickname was "School Brother". To make a digression: The Ming Dynasty could still be saved during the carpenter period. When Wei Zhongxian was in power, the military pay was relatively stable, and the slaves had nothing to do against the Liaodong defense line.

This book has reached 200 chapters. It is a rare good book. The plot setting is sophisticated and not exaggerated, and the plot is well organized. It is very comfortable to read and listen to. The mess in the late Ming Dynasty was actually extremely difficult to deal with, especially for the emperor. The emperor was not only the biggest beneficiary of this mess, but also one of the victims of this mess. He could not just smash the mess and start over again like the rebels did, and it was difficult for him to carry out drastic reform of the new policy on the original basis. He was suffering from internal and external troubles, so he could only try to do it slowly. The author of this book has a very clear mind, grasps the main contradictions, and all changes are reasonable. In my personal opinion, in the original historical time and space, once Emperor Tianqi died, the Ming Dynasty was truly hopeless. Unless the 5S+ level emperor in history traveled through time and possessed Chongzhen, it would be possible to make a comeback. The setting of this book is very good. Apocalypse brings 400 years of experience and personal understanding of future generations to continue his original life. Ming Dynasty can really save someone.

I have read Chapter 84 so far. The entry point of this film is that Emperor Tianqi came back at the end of his reign, which means that he is not a time traveler. This setting is very attractive to me. I have already seen enough of the setting of time travelers coming to the Ming Dynasty to become emperor, and I am tired of it. At the same time, there is no system, space, etc., So it is still very immersive to read, including some of the author's words that are also very sophisticated. Except for the protagonist who is the emperor, the other supporting characters are also very vivid and not stereotyped. The rhythm is also well controlled, interlocking and fascinating, and the protagonist does not invent any clichéd plots such as cement, gunpowder, and fertilizer as soon as he returns. A rare Ming Dynasty novel

The writing is good, the pace is compact and not procrastinating, and there is no trace of AI. It is quite difficult to find a handwritten article nowadays, not to mention it is even more difficult to make it attractive. I hope the author can keep it up. I really like the change of scenes. One scene and hundreds of words connect the events together, much like watching a drama.

This book is really good. In line with true history. At the end of the article, the author will post the pictures or the literature cited from where in the author's statement. Another point is that the author will mark out many of the mistakes that I made before or mispronounced, which is very good and enriches my knowledge base. [Laugh][laugh][laugh]

It's good to read, the author has detailed research and solid facts, and it's not a brainless article. There was no shortage of loyal ministers and good generals at the end of the Ming Dynasty. If there was a powerful center that could know how to make good use of people and make reasonable arrangements, how could it lead to the worst ending? I hope this book can make up for the regrets in history.

Tomato is currently the best Apocalypse novel. Fortunately, it has an ancient flavor and taste, and it is definitely not an AI novel. The more I look at it, the better it gets

Well written, no exaggeration, historical facts, five-star support

Gold comes out of stone, a rare good book, but there are too few chapters, the content is well-founded, the research is rigorous, and there is no exaggeration. It writes what I think Zhu Youxiao, the emperor of Tianqi, has fully studied the humanities, society, and history and military of the late Ming Dynasty. The author also provides reference pictures in some chapters, and the depiction of the various Mongolian tribes is also very good. At this stage, there is no mention of the confrontation with Hou Jin, which is also very consistent with the situation of internal and external troubles in the late Ming Dynasty at that time. In short, this book is a rare good book on Tomato, suitable for most readers who like realistic historical themes and those who are interested in the late Ming Dynasty. Five-star recommendation worth watching👀

This book is the best book about the Apocalypse that I have ever seen. It has a rigorous history, compact content, and is not wordy! Tianqi is one of the few power strategists and geniuses in the Ming Dynasty. Of course, he has the teachings from his grandfather Wanli behind the scenes, but he is still too hasty and too young. Just like Yingzong, the middle path collapsed, which is regrettable! Come on, author! ! !