Rising to Power at the End of the Yuan
元末称雄
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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Back then, there was such a thing as revolution, so incorporating too many modern elements just felt awkward. Personally, I don't like adding too many modern things.
Why should we give money to soldiers who died in battle?
Why should I be given half a year's military pay? You can let soldiers choose fields that are equal to or higher than half a year's military pay. There are so many fields in large households, it costs no money, and it can reduce the financial pressure on the protagonist~!
To be honest, at the end of the Yuan Dynasty, no one was more capable than Zhu Yuanzhang. And no one's starting point was lower than Zhu Yuanzhang's.
I'd like to know if it was necessary for ancient armies to do push-ups and sit-ups? Personally, I think standing at attention and turning left and right are fine, as is running five kilometers daily, including weighted running. After that, practicing basic weaponry and simple martial arts techniques is sufficient. As for push-ups and sit-ups, I don't think they're useful. You don't necessarily have to copy everything; just learn what's useful at the time.
After reading the prologue, I couldn't help but say, "Hundreds of thousands of 'loyal' civilians committed suicide by jumping into the sea during the Battle of Yamen? What a load of rubbish! If there was such an atmosphere, why didn't they do it sooner? The figures in Chinese history books are completely fabricated based on imagination. I could believe they were surrounded by tens of thousands of troops and either died in battle, starved, or died while fleeing."
This is the first time I've seen a book about the end of the Yuan Dynasty. When I clicked in, I felt that there were quite a few chapters. Have any of you readers read any books about the end of the Yuan Dynasty? If so, please recommend one with around 1000 chapters or more. I would be very grateful!
Sorry, I give up as soon as I see pinyin. Anyone else feel the same way?
Um, I have something to say to everyone. Recently, I've noticed that some people are saying that the author always elevates the Yuan Dynasty officials in the book, portraying them as incredibly loyal and fearless, and so on. But what I want to say is, that's just how they are! Heaven have mercy, I never intended to glorify these people from beginning to end.
I was going to watch it, but seeing that string of pinyin immediately turned me off.
I just read it, and it seems alright. Author, could you try lifting a hundred pounds and walking ten steps? I certainly couldn't.