The Ming Dynasty's Military-Industrial Empire
大明军工帝国
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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Which posed a greater threat to the Ming Dynasty: the eunuch faction or the Donglin Party? I only know that when Wei Zhongxian was alive, the national treasury was wealthy, and peasant uprisings were not large. However, after Wei Zhongxian's death, the national treasury was empty, peasant uprisings swept the country, and finally, under the rule of the Donglin Party, the Ming Dynasty fell. The Ming Dynasty fell. The Ming Dynasty fell.
The author was misled by the writings of the Donglin Party and later literati, portraying the eunuch faction as villains in order to undermine the protagonist.
The book reviews are quite genuine and interesting. It's the first time I've seen such a collective attack on an author. I'll go check out the book too (maybe I've fallen for a trap). Analyzing the reviews, I find the author quite strange. Many people simply say that Wei Zhongxian was a loyal dog kept by the royal family, and his harm was far less than that of the shameless Donglin Party and…
I couldn't continue after reading the first few chapters. A crown prince who sees eunuchs as his mortal enemies—that's all the ambition and achievement he has. No matter how powerful the eunuchs are, they rely on the emperor. With a single word from the emperor, a eunuch is nothing. Instead of focusing on Huang Taiji, he should look at the global picture. What good can a mere eunuch do? That's probably all the ambition he'll amount to.
The protagonist of this book is such an idiot; he actually believes that all the Donglin Party members are good people. Could he be any more idiotic? It seems that throughout history, there has never been a single dynasty whose civil officials were good people.
No wonder nobody reads it; the author is probably a member of the Donglin Party who traveled to the modern era.
Emperors with low IQs and no political acumen are destined to be sidelined and powerless; their ambitions grow with their strength.
Holy crap, did you change the title or finish another book? 😰😰😰😰 "The Powerful Minister" is off the shelves. Haven't seen you in ages, but seeing so many people criticizing you makes me feel relieved.
Standard writing style for Qing Dynasty history and Ming Dynasty history
As someone working in the military industry, yet completely ignorant about it, this broken system is worse than having two books.