
The Ming Dynasty's Military-Industrial Empire
大明军工帝国
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Who did more harm to the Ming Dynasty, the Eunuch Party or the Donglin Party? I just know that when Wei Zhongxian was alive, the treasury was rich and the peasant uprising was not big. But after Wei Zhongxian's death, the treasury had no money, and peasant uprisings swept across the country. Finally, under the governance of the Donglin Party, the Ming Dynasty fell. The Ming Dynasty fell. The Ming Dynasty fell.
The author was deceived by what was written by the Donglin Party and later generations of literati. He wrote the eunuchs as villains just to create the protagonist.
The reviews of this book are very genuine and interesting. This is the first time I have found such a group of people criticizing the author. I also went to read the book (did I fall into the trap). After analyzing the comments, I found the author to be quite strange. Many people just said that Wei Zhongxian was a loyal dog raised by the royal family, and his harm was far less than that of a group of shameless people such as the Donglin Party. Then the author decided to give people a fan Wei. I was confused. It seemed to me that no one was washing Wei, and the author expressed that there were mostly good people in the Donglin Party. I didn't agree with this. How should the good guys and bad guys be divided? The Donglin Party was the representative of some interest groups, and what those interest groups did (at that time, the big landowners and businessmen were so courageous that it was frightening, and anything they did was considered trivial) would undoubtedly be put on their heads. The Donglin Party was launched by them to fight for the right to speak. The most terrifying thing is that they think they are right. 😄Actually, I'm just talking casually. In the words of our old professor, you can't escape the word profit.
I couldn't stand it after reading the first few chapters. A prince who regards eunuchs as his old enemy can only be so ambitious and promising. No matter how powerful the eunuch is, he relies on the emperor. If the emperor just says a word, the eunuch is nothing. If he doesn't focus on Huang Taiji and the whole world, he actually worries about what a eunuch can do. I guess he can only be so promising.
The protagonist of this book is such an idiot. He actually believes that the Donglin Party is a good person. Can he be more idiotic? It seems that in the entire history, no civil servants of any dynasty are good people.
No wonder no one has read it. The author is probably a member of the Donglin Party who traveled to modern times.
Emperors with low IQs, no political acumen, and no understanding of balance will be ignored. Their ambitions expand with their strength.
I wonder, have you changed the title of your book or have you finished writing another one?
The standard way of writing the history of Qing Dynasty and Ming Dynasty
As a person in the military industry but I don't understand military industry at all. This broken system is better than bringing two books.