First Grade Marquis

Some readers have questioned the distortion of my portrayal of Yuan Chonghuan in this chapter. I would like to explain it here. Regarding Yuan Chonghuan, I also have some opinions that I would like to discuss with you in a friendly manner. First of all, this is a novel, not a history book. It does not mean that what Yuan Chonghuan did in history will be repeated in my book. Furthermore, based on my personal understanding of Yuan Chonghuan, even if Yuan Chonghuan is a famous general who fought against foreign enemies, he is by no means a pure national hero. During the Chongzhen period, he wrote the "Five Years of Ping Liao Shu" to Chongzhen, promising to pacify the Jiannu within five years. But given the level of the Liaodong Ming Army at that time, it would be good to be able to defend Ningyuan within five years. When Yuan Chonghuan said this, he was either extremely conceited, or he did not hesitate to talk about the country's major policies for the sake of his own power. As for the so-called Ningyuan victory of Guan Ning's army at that time, the report said that it was exciting, with tens of thousands of people pursuing it, but the results were very few, just hundreds of beheadings, which was not at all like the casualties that a decisive battle of tens of thousands of people should have. However, at that time, it had long been an unspoken rule to flood the Ming army's battle reports, and everyone deceived the court as a fool. As for the rumors that Nurhaci was killed by Yuan Chonghuan, it is currently known that Nurhaci was injured at the foot of Ningyuan City and died some time after returning. There is also controversy as to whether Yuan Chonghuan killed him. There are doubts about Yuan Chonghuan's military exploits, but one thing is certain, that is, he falsely conveyed the imperial edict to kill Mao Wenlong. At that time, Mao Wenlong was the commander-in-chief of Ping Liao and was stationed in today's Liaodong Peninsula. He was an extremely important force to contain the slave army. In the name of his arrogance, Yuan Chonghuan actually falsely conveyed the order to kill Mao. In the end, it indirectly led to Kong Youde's rebellion. The only elite artillery battalion trained by Portuguese instructors in the Ming Dynasty surrendered to the Manchus. Jianu successfully entered the age of firearms. I feel sorry for the good deed done by my dear friend Yuan Chonghuan. Historically, Yuan Chonghuan's official career had been smooth sailing except for his eventual defeat. But in this book, the protagonist is almost always on top of Yuan Chonghuan, which is certainly unacceptable to an extremely conceited person like him. The change in personality is still reasonable in my personal understanding. Finally, let me beep quietly, if Yuan Chonghuan is really the great hero who killed Nurhaci, with the shameless spirit of the Manchu Tatars, how could he be praised in the "History of the Ming Dynasty"? It would be nice not to call him a dog. . . "First of all, in the middle of August, I, the Emperor Gao, Yan Jia, sent an envoy to pay tribute to him, and to express his condolences. I, Emperor Taizong Wen, sent an envoy to retaliate, and Chonghuan wanted to negotiate a peace, so he repaid the envoy with a letter." Anyway, I didn't hear the feeling of the enemy who killed my father. The last thing is, it's just a novel, don't take it seriously.

SB protagonist, this woman Ruohan is Huang Taiji's princess, the protagonist doesn't kill her, and even loses his temper with the protagonist, and the protagonist obeys her like he would his girlfriend. Rubbish

Who is the protagonist who traveled through time? It's this person's grandson. If it weren't for the man named Li who took in the wild boar skin, would there be such trouble?

The opening feels well written~ It just feels weird that the written language and the spoken language are mixed together. . . I feel that the language style is not very unified, and there is a sense of alienation. Then, some sentences are too long and use too many idioms, which makes them difficult to read. Maybe it's because it's my first time writing a book, so come on!

I find that everyone who writes Ming history has to engage in the Eight Beauties of Qinhuai. Aren't they just prostitutes? I'm tired of watching too much

Scared to death, only one comment? !

Nonsense writing. Even in modern times, I don't know how many people want to be emperors. Any talk of national justice is nonsense.

Let me take a look! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

This post is used to discuss your opinions on this book. You can leave your comments here! The author will consider every item carefully.

Chapter 2, Page 1: When did Sun Chuanting go to Ningjin and propose a fortress defense line? It should be that Sun Chengzong went to Liaodong and wasted money.

The author does have perseverance, and he can persevere with such poor grades. Awesome.

I feel that the author's works are in the genre that I like, such as Ba Yan. . . . The true nature of a man! I hope the author can continue to persevere and not write a eunuch with less than five or six million words! ! ! 😰

Will there be a war? A sneak attack out of the city? Infantry?

I read the first and last few chapters and found that the author is politically immature and too vicious

I said it was so awkward to read that half of his bloodline is Manchu. No wonder this book is not popular.