Reviving the Southern Ming

If Zhang Kewang can die in battle, then the Western Army will really become a main force after surrendering to the Ming Dynasty

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No marriage, no indemnity, no land cession, no tribute. The emperor will guard the country, and the king will die in the country. From this passage, we can see that politics in the late Ming Dynasty had lost its elasticity and strategic nature, alas.

I don't know why many people are praising Zheng Chenggong now. He is far worse than Li Dingguo.

It's a pity that a novel with logic and IQ is rare. It's very annoying to see that the top few so-called great writers all write about daily life. I haven't been able to fart for half a year.

There are too many branch lines. The front is fine, but in the middle, there are seven or eight branch lines, and they all have a beginning and no end. 😴😴😴

I felt that the characters in this book were a bit too thin. Good people are good people and upright; bad people are bad people and are heinous. Moreover, the characters are simple-minded, killing the king with a slap on the head, and surrendering with a slap on the thigh. They are so bad that they are natural, and there is no inner conflict at all.

This book is relatively brilliant when describing the protagonist Zhu Cixiang and important ministers, but when it comes to writing about minor characters and enemy forces, the level of the book drops significantly, and the language is even procrastinated, making people want to skip it. It is obvious that Zhu Cixiang is quite elegant when writing, but why does he always go down three directions when writing about other people? 😅 Seeing the big from the small is originally a good writing technique, but there is too much ink on the small characters, and the writing is very low, smelly and long. The description of details is really too slow, and a small thing can drag on for several chapters. The beginning is the peak, but the writing becomes worse as it goes on. Before he ascends to the throne, it is fairy grass, and after he ascends the throne, it becomes hay.

The author's historical skills are somewhat interesting. Too many errors and omissions

When I read the back part, I felt that the writing was very watery, and many of them were written in a running account.