
The Steel Backbone of the Late Ming Dynasty
明末传奇之钢铁脊梁
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- Completed
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- 2.8M Words
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- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 7y ago
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- Qidian
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The Ming Dynasty seemed to have a chaotic, corrupt and incompetent court. In fact, the main reason lay with the emperors, such as Jiajing. This prince was not from a high background but was still in control of the empire. Although Tianqi is the carpenter emperor, he still uses the eunuchs to suppress the Donglin Party. If Chongzhen had not received education from either a prince or a prince, the Ming Dynasty might not have fallen. Chongzhen wanted to be a holy king but did not have enough ability. He listened to one side and believed the other. Mao Wenlong died, Lu Xiangsheng died, and Hong Chengchou was captured... All the famous ministers and generals with surnames knelt down... It would be strange if the Ming Dynasty did not collapse~...
After reading the debates among the leaders, the point is that Confucianism is not suitable for governing the country, but is only suitable for teaching and educating people. Legalism is suitable for governing the country, but simply respecting Legalism seems too radical. Please compare the Qin and Han dynasties. I won't go into details about the Mohist family. The saplings of science and technology need him, and those who want to become infrastructure madmen also need him. Military strategists are ever-lasting, and as long as there is a ruling class there will be a place for military strategists. Therefore, all schools of thought must perform their respective duties and make full use of them. It is wrong to blindly belittle Confucianism. One of the reasons for the demise of the Song and Ming dynasties was that Confucianism was so dominant that there was no room for other schools of thought to survive (for example, military strategists were controlled by Confucianism, with amateurs commanding experts). The reason for this situation was actually the emperor. Because it is necessary to maintain its own rule and the legitimacy of its rule, and Confucianism is neither too long nor too short for the emperor personally, it has resulted in a social status quo in which everyone is of low quality and only those who are good at reading are high.
I think the author has some knowledge points that are not in place. Aixinjueluo means an expelled inferior Jurchen from the Aixin tribe, and Nurhachi means wild boar. Later, he was beautified by traitors. The same goes for Huang Taiji. His name is not Huang Taiji. He actually has no name. He just belongs to the two yellow flags. Taiji is a title, which can be understood as the meaning of a little prince. Huang Gouzi is not popular, so he did not give him a name. Similarly, it was beautified by the traitors during the Qing invaders period.
He obviously escaped and joined Mingting. Although there was a reason, he still let the pig teammates cheat him in various ways. I was also drunk. The book was well written, but it made people angry after reading it. Forget it, I looked at the table of contents and gave up.
After seeing this, not only the supporting characters were confused, but I was also confused. It was the first time I saw an ordinary person can bite a sword with their teeth. I was really convinced. This book must be read by a mentally retarded person.
I*, when I saw pig trotters drinking wine and singing songs as soldiers, I felt like I had been poisoned by Qibu Duangchang Powder. Farewell!
This book is so toxic, really. I have never left a message before, but this was the first time and I just couldn't bear it. The atrocities of the Tatars are exaggerated but the people's revenge is spared. There are batch after batch of plotters against the protagonist, the indifferent Donglin Party members, and the traitors who defect to the Tatars. Maybe their endings are not good in the plot, but this is not achieved due to the subjective will of the protagonist. There are all kinds of inexplicable abusers. Unbearable. I don't recommend other books either, just to save myself from being said to be a fake book or something like that. I think the author's writing power is there, but the plot arrangement and character grasp are really lacking. So I couldn't stand the drug in many places, so I tried my best to watch it, but in the end I couldn't resist it and took the first step.
Isn't this all the consequence of respecting Confucianism exclusively? Since Confucianism has been the sole focus, which dynasty has persisted for 300 years? Look at how many emperors in the Ming Dynasty were deceived! How can the emperor listen to what one family has learned? Without other academic checks and balances, wouldn't he be invincible? Look at Emperor Zhang Juzheng who was so suppressed that he couldn't hold his head up. Although he was a man of action, the emperor was criticized for everything he did. It was because he didn't grasp the direction of public opinion. Officials said he was a coward, but the people didn't know so much.
1) There are serious errors in the historical timeline; 2) There is no clear understanding of the identity of the time traveler, and there is no logic in the way of doing things; 3) The writing level does not reach the junior high school level.
The previous ones were too poisonous. They knelt down and licked the enemy to make friends, and sometimes they went drunk and crazy in the military camp!