If You Like the Historical Military Novels of the Late Ming Dynasty, Read It, the Best Among the Best.
I want to see content similar to "I pretend to be the son of Chongzhen, I kill the Qing army and revive the Ming Dynasty". The description of the war scenes is full of realism, the characters are consistent with history, and the plot is well presented. The story is about struggling to survive in the face of adversity and making every step of the way. There is no big open technology tree, no golden fingers
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Very in-depth writing This book is very unconventional and the difficulty of survival is greater than that of ordinary protagonists. It is like walking on a knife edge and you will die if you are not careful.
It's very nice and the writing is more reasonable. It's much better than those Internet articles that try to lower your intelligence. When I was studying in the early years, I often wondered how far the military-industrial system that had begun to take shape in the late Ming Dynasty would have developed if the Manchus had not entered the customs and had not deliberately suppressed the development of Chinese firearms and constrained scientific and technological progress. If the Manchu and Qing court could fully support hard-working scientists such as Bi Maokang, Mao Yuanyi, Jiao Xu, and Song Yingxing, and give them sufficient resources to study, would China still lag behind the West in modern times? It is with this kind of thinking in mind that I wrote this novel, hoping to rewrite the regrettable historical trend in an imaginary time and space.