The Chongzhen Emperor Has a Gun
崇祯有把枪
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- Completed
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- 723k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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It is no coincidence that both the Song and Ming dynasties were societies of humble origins, and both ended in the fall of their empires.
Before the Song Dynasty, China was a civilization dominated by powerful and aristocratic families. Even before the Spring and Autumn Period, when the various Han Chinese states were attacked by foreign tribes, they managed to stage a successful comeback.
They killed off a lot of readers in the early stages, but then it was like a completely different person, much to everyone's dismay. Otherwise, the sales wouldn't have been so bad.
If a modern person were to travel back to the late Ming Dynasty and become Emperor Chongzhen, how would they break the deadlock? 1. The secret police must be kept firmly under Lao Lao's control and cannot be infiltrated by civil officials. 2. Wei Zhongxian and his eunuch faction must all have their homes confiscated, be executed, and exiled, thereby obtaining a large amount of silver.
Honestly, although this book is somewhat disorganized, I quite like the writing style. There have been similar works before, and I've read one, but I can't recall which one.
Isn't this a historical novel? How come there are zombies?
Wow 😊, finally a realistic late Ming Dynasty novel! Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) really has talented writers. Highly recommended!
Holy crap, what is that? Zombies are here!
The Ming Dynasty wouldn't have fallen even if any emperor had been replaced. The only solution was to kill the incompetent Emperor Zhu Youjian. Zhu Youjian knew nothing of politics or friendship; he was a lonely figure who indiscriminately slaughtered ministers. Could the Cheng Dynasty have been so ruthless?
Are you sure Emperor Zhu Youxiao was a terrible ruler? It was clearly Emperor Chongzhen who was a terrible ruler.
He reigned for only a few years before the empire collapsed. The eunuchs treated him like an enemy. You think an emperor who couldn't even distinguish his own people could be considered exceptionally good? Carpentry was at most a hobby of Emperor Tianqi, like some emperors who loved cultivating immortality, or others who loved music, chess, calligraphy, and painting.
I could understand the first few dozen chapters, but I felt like my IQ wasn't high enough for the later ones. You've used too many scenes in this chapter, and you've almost made the main character disappear.