A novel that travels through the Ming Dynasty. It tells about the children of the royal family, those with cheats, those who kill decisively, and those who don't accept it will do it.
Traveling through time to Chongzhen, the system asked me: Do you want a golden finger or the original historical text? I chose the original text. So, I saw: Under the memorial of the chief minister, there was a secret letter of surrender to Li Zicheng. The most beloved concubine practiced crying and offering sacrifices to the "late emperor" in front of the mirror late at night. Even the personal eunuchs hid the edict to usurp the throne in their sleeves... All the loyal ministers in the dynasty were waiting for my death so that they could share in this "feast of national subjugation". I smiled, closed the door, and wrote the first word in the blank space of the history book: "Kill."
Recommended "Chen Meng Nan Ming" takes the defeat of Wuhu in 1645 as the starting point. The protagonist retreats to the mountains of southern Anhui. The system is extremely restrictive. It is not crushing or exaggerating. It relies on 90% real historical background to deeply cultivate people's livelihood and settle down, win over people's hearts, and engage in multi-party maneuvering. In the broken land of Jiangnan, he slowly finds a way out for revival. The characters are three-dimensional and refuse to be stereotyped.
I highly recommend the novel I am currently reading, the novel about the late Ming Dynasty's struggle against the Qing Dynasty. Cool writing is neither exaggerated nor brainless. Climbing the technology tree is reasonable and in line with the background of the times. Land warfare, naval warfare, shipbuilding, colonization