Raising the Ming in Troubled Times

The free chapters of this book are good, but the chapters after it was released are poisonous. The protagonist came to Shandong in order to get coal to make steel, and was held hostage by two White Lotus goddaughters. The protagonist immediately saw that this woman couldn't walk. Why did he swear to each other with his foreign wife in his hometown? The moment is gone. I transform into the ultimate licking dog. I give whatever I want. I put myself in desperate situations again and again. The previous strategizing is gone. I turn into a reckless man who throws a hammer here and there. I don't understand why I didn't write well when it was first released. I force my wits down.

The protagonist should bring a copy of "Ten Books on Architecture". With this book, the construction technology of Caesar's era is enough for the protagonist to use ancient Roman concrete to build a bastion. Even yellow gunpowder cannot chew it.

The Zheng family basically didn't mess with you. You killed your entire family. A Japanese woman killed a dozen of you, and you were hired as a bodyguard. What kind of logic is this?

Even the national hero Zheng Chenggong wants to kill him. The protagonist is a Chinese in vain. The Zheng family defends the coastal defense of the Ming Dynasty against the Dutch. The protagonist also wants to kill everyone. He obviously can take the Zheng family as his subordinates but has to kill them. He also takes the Dutch who killed many Chinese sailors as his subordinates. The emotional protagonist can even kill fellow nationals at will for the sake of profit.

I have just started reading this book. It has been almost a year since I finished reading "Late Ming". Maybe it is my preconception. The late Ming Dynasty has become a benchmark for me to read the late Ming Dynasty books. I have read too many late Ming Dynasty books. So far, I have not seen any that surpass it. I hope this book can surprise me.

When I came up, I gave each of the two disciples of the county government a copper coin. Just two coins alone weighed at least 5 kilograms before. The author didn't have the brains to write a book.

I saw this when I was in a book shortage. I saw that it was a double-crossing novel and thought it could be comparable to the late Ming Dynasty. But it turned out that it was less than 10%. It was purely awkward. I really wanted to complain when I saw the paid chapters. The sale of salt in the Ming Dynasty was controlled by powerful people. Do you know what powerful people are? ? He killed people casually, confiscated other people's homes casually, and sold salt to others casually. Not awkward? Selling salt requires salt. You can't just come over and collect the salt now.        ？ Not awkward? The power of powerful landowners will last not only for a hundred years, but also for a few decades. Do you really think that people have no interpersonal relationships? No one at home? Even if there is no one at home? Murder is a felony, and you killed dozens of people. As a government decoration?        ，，，，， Do you think the county magistrate won't report it? It is a serious crime of treason to hide soldiers' knowledge without reporting it. Later, they managed to get over it by killing people. It was too far-fetched to blame all the victory of the army on the Li people. Just forget about the muskets? Forget about the rebellion? Not awkward? Go to the back and go to Dengzhou City to find Sun Yuanhua. When he comes up, he talks about making cannons. Nani? I'm afraid you're not going to die. A businessman openly approached Sun Yuanhua to discuss making cannons, and he immediately killed you. Do you want to be a pirate or rebel? Also, "Although the villain is a merchant, he successfully built cannons to fight the Tatars for the imperial court." Do you believe it or not? I don't believe it anyway. Isn't this embarrassing?                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                         About decrypting the secret of the White Lotus Sect?" I won't kill you if I tear someone down. The funniest thing was sharing advice with Kong Youde, about "being secretly happy in my heart, building a plank road openly and secretly, burying the rebels in a secret way". With just three people, do you have money or people? One moment, Geng Zhongming was informed, and the next, Sun Yuanhua was informed. If the city had not been captured yet, how could one prevent Kong Youde from defecting to Hou Jin? Not awkward? I can't see what's behind clearly

This book is good overall. It is not as technical as Lingao Qiming, but he forced Chongzhen into the palace, and also brought in Hu Dawei and Yang Guozhu. This is a matter of course. It is impossible for these two people to follow him into the palace.

I finally finished reading it, and it's generally good. The author's details are well drawn, and it's not completely technical. But let's talk about a few differences. The first is a technical issue, that is, why the protagonist doesn't go one step further and get the back cover to grab it. Another issue is that many problems that occurred in the late Ming Dynasty were not completely solved. Moreover, in the late Ming Dynasty or in ancient China, there was no soil for the shogunate system. Instead, cabinet system and constitutional system were possible. Finally, there is the problem of Russia in the north.

After watching Lingao and South America, I have become less and less interested in solo travel, and I always think group travel is more reasonable. Unless you want to bring a red line organization, such as Red Dawn.