Soul travel + Ming Dynasty + fictional history + Machiavellian novel
[The brother-in-law of Duke Cheng was killed suddenly at the beginning, and his house was ransacked to obtain three million silver!
In the seventeenth year of Chongzhen, Li Zicheng's army came to the city, and the Ming Dynasty was about to fall with only nine left.
Wang Lei traveled through time and became the commander of the Forbidden Army, holding the Emperor's Sword in his hand, but he faced a lot of treacherous officials, empty-paid nobles and hungry soldiers.
Since Ming Dynasty is going to die, then he will overturn this table!
Who dares to collaborate with the enemy? Search your home! Uprooted!
Who dares to be corrupt? Behead! Blood sacrifice to the military flag!
When everyone thought he was going to be alone, he issued a military order at the top of the city:
"If you kill a bandit, you will be rewarded with ten taels of silver! If you die in battle, you will receive a pension of fifty taels!"
In three days, tens of millions of military pay were collected, and 100,000 refugees enthusiastically joined the army.
Wang Lei: Not only do I want to send His Majesty to move south, but I also want to build a new Ming Dynasty on top of these ruins!
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[High-burning start] Search your home! Behead! Send money! Rebellion is just at your fingertips!
Reader comments
The most intuitive feeling after reading the first three chapters of this book is that it is "steady, accurate, and ruthless". It does not have the problems of procrastination and dangling points at the beginning of many works. It is a very mature way of writing historical writing.
In general, this is a historical novel that lays a solid foundation at the beginning. It has both a sense of excitement and historical texture, and there are no obvious flaws. As long as it defends the city and fights without straining, it will definitely be a work that can be followed for a long time. Those who like the late Ming Dynasty themes can jump in directly.
It's very beautiful, and the author's writing style is excellent. No cheats. Very immersive.
The most intuitive feeling after reading the first three chapters of this book is that it is "steady, accurate, and ruthless". It does not have the problems of procrastination and dangling points at the beginning of many works. It is a very mature way of writing historical writing. In general, this is a historical novel that lays a solid foundation at the beginning. It has both a sense of excitement and historical texture, and there are no obvious flaws. As long as it defends the city and fights without straining, it will definitely be a work that can be followed for a long time. Those who like the late Ming Dynasty themes can jump in directly.
It's very beautiful, and the author's writing style is excellent. No cheats. Very immersive.