Sweep the Light

Today's Confucianism is no longer true Confucianism. Ever since Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty deposed hundreds of schools of thought, he only respected Confucianism. Confucianism has become a castrated tool to serve the ruling class. As time goes by, the true Confucianism that it once had disappeared bit by bit.

At the beginning, he was caught selling salt and killed three people in the inspection. He had a beautiful sister and an old mother at home. He was buying medicine in the city and a man was found guilty of murder and rape. After stopping him, he let the man leave. The woman threw herself into his arms. Wow, you don't know how to write about leaving a woman, right? The man wanted to kill and rape, but he still let him go. What's the plot?

After reading the first ten chapters, I no longer want to complain, I feel powerless.

Is the military salute a chest-beating salute? I feel pain, it's unscientific. Ordinary soldiers see Shangguan too many times every day. One piece causes pleurisy

Why did the author write that the protagonist should let go of the servant who killed two people and then raped them? Is it so that I can write more chapters? Hey,,, I gave up. I really want to scold you as the author. The writing is good but the plot is terrible. What a pity.

The enemy attacked the city and used the common people, and then modern people became obsessed with the idea of ​​the Holy Mother and were in a dilemma. This is a big poisonous point. Are there not enough urban management officials to beat people? Could it be that the urban management officials are the souls of ancient people who have traveled to modern times. In the early days, our army pretended to be Japanese and puppet troops and robbed the common people. Otherwise, the guerrilla troops would have arrived. Where to add, so the enemy uses the common people to attack the city. There is nothing to be pretentious about. They all fight to the bottom of the city. When it is time to fight, they are not merciful at all. If you want to save, you don't have to rescue them when they approach the city. You have to fight off the enemy before they can coerce the people.

It would be useless for a Tsinghua history professor to travel through time in the late Ming Dynasty without a golden finger

A rare piece of fine writing from the late Ming Dynasty! I hope there will be no eunuchs, and I suggest Wang Zheng take in the red lady. Personally, I think there should be at most three female protagonists, and if there are more, they will be studs. It has a strong historical flavor and gives me the feeling of chasing a soldier face to face. Keep up the good work, the author! Ten million, ten million, ten million, no eunuchs! There are not many good books in the late Ming Dynasty! 🌹🌹🌹

The author gives you a suggestion. It's not nice to call Qi. The Chinese Empire, the Chinese Empire is the best.

The protagonist comes from modern times and does not know how to make steel by local methods, but he must have heard of blast furnace steelmaking, crucible steelmaking, and open-hearth steelmaking. Tell the craftsmen and let them study it on their own. Shandong is so close to Jiangnan by sea. How convenient is it to purchase iron and grain and find craftsmen who can shoot blunderbuss. Can't the simplified version of machine tools be used? The protagonist has basically not used the knowledge from his previous life.

Daqi? Are you trying to continue the 300-year cycle? Isn't Daqi Shandong? What's the difference between this and previous dynasties? How will we compete with the West for colonies in the future?

When I saw Chapter 80, I was still doing bird control, and the materials needed to make it cost 10 pounds per pound. I don't want to read it. A modern person has not improved the productivity of the late Ming Dynasty at all.

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... Nearly 2,000 people, including 1,000 regular armored soldiers, defended a city, but thousands of rioters broke open the city gates, killing hundreds of people, and forcibly reduced their combat effectiveness.

What is Chapter 5 about? More than 95% of today's Chuanming novels fail to pass the test, and they are forced to abandon the book after just reading a few chapters.

Chongzhen has been criticized many times, but few people have written it perfectly. They have not checked the history books or searched for evidence, and evaluate Chongzhen based on their own subjective wishes. Therefore, a common problem with this type of novels is that they are not rigorous enough. Don't criticize me, I'm just here to increase my presence.

After seeing the first few pictures, I stopped watching them. All I can say is that they are not suitable for me.

A bit retarded! You're mentally retarded at the beginning!

Is this an anti-Ming novel to establish Daqi? Treat Nanming as air? Think of Daxi as air? Treat Manqing as air? Treat North Korea as air? Treat the Tokugawa Shogunate as air? In the real late Ming Dynasty, once you become independent and become king, these forces will come to attack you.

There is a problem with the logic. It's okay to kill people at first sight. A servant is okay with killing people in the city and comes here to seek revenge. Who dares to live in this city? Even the bandits are not like this. There is still a government here, so no one cares about it.

After reading the first 3 chapters, I want to say goodbye.

The author, soldiers like Qi Jiguang, have many types of soldiers, not just one or two.

I think this is a novel automatically generated by a machine. What about you?

The last chapter wasted my money, what's Daqi called? I'll go.

Up to the part of the main storyline of suppressing bandits is almost the same as that of Can Ming. I don't know who copied whom.

The killing was so good, what's the use of regretting it, I just happened to borrow Li Zicheng's hand to cleanse the cancer in Beijing. The protagonist of the province had a headache after arriving in Beijing.

I really couldn't hold it in until Chapter 16. This chapter is really very, very, very, very intellectual. I don't know how the author dared to come up with such a plot. At the beginning, someone reported it to the account (note that this was not said in private, but "clasped fists and shouted" in public. In return for the man surnamed Wu), more than 200 young men from General Wang's Banner Association came to join the army. Later, a large number of officers came to question that he could not recruit 200 people, but they were all complacent. In Chapter 17, everyone was "shocked". This plot is too distracting. I hope the author will correct this as soon as possible after seeing it. The most direct thing is to change the public notification in Chapter 15 to a private notification.

What's so good about being a matchmaker? Why the hell do you have to be so angry? Not to mention that you have a daughter-in-law at home, you just met this thing, why are you wiping its tears? He loses his temper easily and has no rules at all.

Just ascended the throne? What about the descendants of the former Ming Dynasty? What to do with the land in their name?

The writing is ok, but after reading nearly 200 chapters, I still haven't mastered technology, which is a pity