Orthodox Destiny

I really can't read it. Too watery. He repeatedly said that humans have not evolved in the past five hundred years. You say the same thing so many times that it makes me tired.

Apart from the Three Kingdoms and I Want to Be a Family, this is the first history book that I can read.

Your book... Is very hard compared to the overall market environment. Each chapter takes a relatively long time to read, because if you read too fast, you won't understand what you are saying. But that doesn't mean your writing is bad. The historical events you cited in the book are very credible, and it can be seen that you have put some effort into it. Although the story development is a bit ideal, it is also feasible. As for the writing and character creation, not to mention, I even want to recommend that you publish it. Your writing is already very good, so there is no need to deny yourself just because few people read it. But if you want to make a living by writing books... If you have such writing skills, why can't you write novels? You still can't find the market positioning. Do you want to starve yourself to death?

I just want to know if the ending of Tumu Fort has been changed. If it doesn't change, I won't watch it. Tumu Fort is completely the beginning of the Ming Dynasty's transition from prosperity to decline, and basically laid the foundation for the Ming Dynasty to turn into a cesspool. It is said that there were ten thousand Taoists, and from then on the Confucian thieves completely gained power in the country, and the Han people were finished.

In the 9th year of Zhengtong, 1444 AD, the 111th Divine King of the Ming Dynasty. Thumbs up if you understand.

The protagonist, a junior liberal arts student with a second degree in ancient times, transforms into Zhuge Liang. This kind of political wisdom is considered elite in modern society!

The Eunuch Party has no mass base and no future.

Stopped updating this again. . . . .

Wait until Ming Yingzong comes back and kill him. After half a million soldiers died, he still has the face to come back. He still dares to pretend to be pitiful. He lives in Nangong and almost complains about keeping Ming's younger brother. What happened to your son after Daizong deposed him? You deserve it, good people bring great harm to the world. Daizong should have killed him with one knife when he came back.

I have only read about half of it, and the biggest feeling I feel after reading this book so far is that I feel very sorry for "that emperor". It feels weird. Shouldn't we feel like the "protagonist"?

I heard it's a book written by Qiu Xiang. Come and take a look.

Could it be that the author has defected to the eunuchs?

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I just saw Youshu Tuishu, and then I found out that it had been cut.

It would be better to find an opportunity to take over Taiwan. After all, there are gold mines, and many refugees can be settled for colonization.

This book is poison. The only and biggest poison is that the updates are short and slow.

The proletariat is blessed by God, this is destiny

EmmmmmWho is Mingyan? It's a bit familiar but I can't remember it

This is the most brutal county magistrate I have ever seen. The Ming Dynasty was still in a powerful period, and the protagonist, who was still a county magistrate, killed more than a hundred members of the official and gentry families at his request. It was like child's play. Treating everyone in the world as fools, you wouldn't say anything if you were in the late Ming Dynasty.

Because science students did not understand the direction of history, they were on the wrong team and died young. Liberal arts students know which thigh is thicker, hold on to it and live happily. The industrial revolution started

The time point of this book is very strange, not the old-fashioned time point of the late Ming Dynasty. Ming Yingzong is a very changing figure. Compare him with Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was the fifth emperor of the Han Dynasty, and Ming Yingzong was also the fifth emperor of the Ming Dynasty (Zhu Yunwen is not counted). The two of them are very similar. They were both young emperors. One inherited the prosperity of the Wenjing rule, and the other inherited the Yongle flourishing age and the Renxuan rule. It can be said that they all have a good foundation, but the difference is that the country inherited by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was threatened by the Huns, and Ming Chengzu's five personal expeditions to Mongolia established a good situation in northern Xinjiang. It can be said that the starting point of the orthodox emperor is higher. If there had been no Tumu Fortress Incident and the backbone of the warriors had not been broken, it can be said that the Han Dynasty would have been more glorious than the Han Dynasty. It can be seen that the difference between the Ming Dynasty and the Han Dynasty is a civil fort, which is also the difference between the Yingzong of the Ming Dynasty and Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty.

I have read dozens of chapters, and my IQ is online. If I can maintain it well, I will buy a book of fairy grass.

Except for pornographic novels, serious women in the Ming and Qing Dynasties would not be called miss. Miss is the title of brothel women, and unmarried women are generally called xiaoniang or nvniang. In fact, the original word "ge" often appears in literature before the Jin Dynasty. "Brother" has nothing to do with peers who are older than you. The Chinese "ge" is probably a foreign word, related to the Hu language. Since the Tang Dynasty, it has appeared more and more in documentary records. The title "eldest brother" is a modern language, and it is impossible to refer to brothers in the Ming Dynasty. Elder brothers in the Ming and Qing Dynasties are generally called eldest brother, second brother, etc. I hope the author will pay attention not to write this article as a replica of a modern Qing palace opera.