Reborn as the Yongli Emperor at the End of the Ming, I'm Back Again

This book is very enjoyable to read, and it feels like a turnaround in the tragic history of Nanming. The protagonist is reborn with the memory of the country's subjugation in his previous life, and will no longer repeat the tragedy of being hanged by Wu Sangui. Faced with the chaos caused by party strife in the court, warlord separatism, and the Qing army's pressure on the border, he acted decisively, instituted maritime bans, improved firearms, reused Li Dingguo and other loyalists, and planned to resolve the crisis in advance. The plot of the novel is very good, and it is no longer a mindless trick. There are also interesting confrontations in the court and military and political planning. The plot has a tight rhythm and constant conflicts. We look forward to the follow-up plot of the Northern Expedition and the restoration of the country.

It's nice to watch. The description of history is not exaggerated at all. Many points have changed after rebirth. Not everyone has become better. For example, some of the generals who were demoted were originally wronged in the Qing Dynasty in their previous lives. If they are not wronged in this life, it is impossible to jump again and again. It is quite true. Not everything will be better after rebirth. But as he changes, many things become better or worse. This kind of unknown is beautiful.

Notice! This is not a cool article! This is not a cool article! This is not a cool article! Don't open it with the expectation of cheating and reviving the country all the way. This book is about eternal rebirth and starts on hellish difficulty. There is no system, no modern black technology, just the memory of Po being killed. They clearly know who is loyal and who is traitorous, but they have no money and no soldiers. They are just a bunch of old-timers in the court, and they are still fighting among themselves, trying to get things done and hitting obstacles at every turn. The author did not magically modify historical figures. The speculations of people like Ding and the prejudices of civil servants against the Great Western Army are all written truthfully. He will not force everyone's IQ to be online for the sake of the protagonist. The war was not exaggerated, there were no hundreds of thousands of troops crushing it at every turn, and the realistic dilemma of food, grass, and soldiers was well written. It was quite depressing to read, but it was very immersive. I just have to wait for the update, so I look forward to the follow-up. But in the later stage, the author should consider creating a very relieving plot at the right time, which would make me happy to watch it.

It is indeed in line with the history of the Ming Dynasty and does not deviate from the main line. It does not make readers look like fools, unlike some elite soldiers who can easily reach millions. How could the low productivity in ancient times support millions of armored soldiers? It's really interesting. The protagonist can also be confused and fail, not just success.

I think the history of the Southern Ming Dynasty and the history of regrets, I hope the author will not write down later. This rhythm is already very good and interesting. I hope to continue to work hard.

Emperor Yongli was reborn in blood, remembering the hatred of his country's subjugation in his previous life. Get rid of bad government, strengthen our troops, and deploy every step to fight against powerful enemies. The game of power in the troubled times of the late Ming Dynasty rewrites the tragedy of the Ming Dynasty. The plot is passionate and has a strong sense of historical substitution.

It's good-looking, at least it's not unreasonable and cool.

Come on, the creativity is great and the writing is beautiful. It is truly a rare masterpiece.

A very good historical article, the story is narrated smoothly, the plot is smooth and reasonable, the emotions are in place, and the logical thinking is rigorous online. It is worth recommending to read 👍👍👍👍

It's super good-looking, and the author's historical skills are quite solid! It looks like you are there! Don't miss it!