In the seventeenth year of Chongzhen's reign, Li Zicheng captured the capital, while Qing forces massed beyond the pass.
Yang Shen, a graduate student in history, woke up to find himself a deputy general under Wu Sangui.
In his previous life, he had studied the history of the late Ming, poring over Wu Sangui's memorials and biographies. He knew what choice Wu would make. In this life, he stood within Shanhai Pass, part of that very choice.
In his arms was Wu Sangui's letter to Dorgon. Before him lay a hundred thousand armored soldiers and a broken land.
He was supposed to follow Wu Sangui, shave his head, surrender to the Qing, and become a name barely mentioned in the history books.
But he didn't want to.
Survive in the cracks, make a move in dire straits. On a board with three sides, he wanted to be the one moving the pieces.
"I'm not here to change history." Yang Shen sat on horseback, gazing at the vast, desolate lands beyond Shanhai Pass, and spoke to himself. "I'm here to find a way to die that isn't quite so ugly." But he didn't yet know that some people's paths, as they walk them, become history itself.
It's good-looking, it's anti-Qing, and the protagonist made the most correct choice for development when he didn't have much power in the early stage.
I think it would be good to follow the Qing Dynasty!
5 Stars for Ming Mo Wen. This article is almost as good as taking AK to the late Ming Dynasty. So cool. It is recommended that you really write an outline before proceeding.
The author's research on the history of the Ming and Qing Dynasties is hard to beat by Tomato. The author's composition, plot, and concise writing style make this book a good product.
The late Ming and early Qing dynasties were a period of great depression and despair. The whole of China was getting worse and worse, and bloodier and bloodier. If it were truly realistic, the forbearance in the early stage seems to be more serious and desperate. Of course, the mid-Qing Dynasty was just as desperate, but fewer people died, and they were still dying. However, the rulers were superb at controlling the people, and the people died and died again like livestock, and money was continuously squeezed out.
It's a wonderful novel about the end of the Ming dynasty. The inner conflict of the protagonist in the early stages is well written. I'm looking forward to the rest of the story.
It's okay, but the overall style is too serious and heavy, and it lacks some lighthearted and humorous little characters to spice up the atmosphere.
So pretty! The speed of the update, I read it in one sitting, it was not enough!
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Liu Zongmin can be regarded as one of the fierce generals who want to become king, so he won't be so miserable. I remember that Ming history records that he was seriously injured and was taken by King Chuang with him.