The Counterattack of Ju San in the Late Ming Dynasty

Hey, finally there is a novel about Shun Chao. It was a pity that Li Zicheng used the peasant army to kill the Ming Dynasty and punish the people. It was also the best record of the Hard Steel Manchu and Qing Dynasties in the late Ming Dynasty. In the Battle of a Stone, the Manchu and Qing Dynasties from 10 to 70 years old came to unite with the Guan Ning Army to defeat the Shun Army with more attacks and less force, but they could not fight a battle of annihilation. Previous battles with the Ming army were all annihilation battles. The Battle of Huaiqing was also fought well, but it's a pity. Plus Li Dingguo and Zheng Chenggong behind. The Ming Dynasty was in ruins. The war against the Qing Dynasty was basically the whole bureaucratic gentry of the Ming Dynasty kneeling down to welcome the Manchus. The rebels and pirates tried their best to save the Han family.

The death toll of both sides in this battle is exaggerated. More than 40,000 people died in one day. Moreover, a single artillery bombing attack killed thousands or even tens of thousands of infantry soldiers of the other side. However, the other side actually had the courage to continue charging despite the artillery bombardment and refused to retreat~! I want to ask, you, the funny author, are you writing about the slave Tatars or the interstellar Zerg? Does the opponent have the Queen of Blades in the back row to control the central army~?

In ancient times, the use of squads, platoons, companies, battalions, regiments, and so-and-so commanders had the same effect as the use of general flags, guerrillas, generals, and commanders in modern society. Many authors write about ancient times and always use these. They don't know it, but they are actually an embarrassing group.

No one uses the word "" on the cover now. Everyone uses "". Although the two words are similar. !

I think the main reason for the demise of the Ming Dynasty was because the government had lost its organization and could no longer function normally, because it stands to reason that the Little Ice Age occurred across the entire Eurasian continent. Persia and other European countries have driven back the nomads. A period of great counterattack by agricultural civilization against nomadic peoples. Only the collapse of the Ming Dynasty, this natural disaster was definitely not the main thing. The main reason should be man-made disasters and the government's inaction. It is ridiculous for the government troops to let such troops go to fight when they have no food and clothing. It's enough without rebellion.

After reading the comment section, I finally understand why Jack Ma dares to arrogantly claim that 996 is a blessing. Some people are really born to be slaves.

The writing is okay and the concept is good, but the logic is flawed. The protagonist is really a god. If ordinary people were like the protagonist, they would be exhausted within a month. Everything is done personally, including the lord, military advisor, military instructor, staff officer, logistics director, public security director, and vanguard captain. . . Are all your subordinates just decorations? The protagonist of the anti-corruption campaign has to go out on his own to catch the traitor and charge to the front line. No one under his command is reliable. Except for the protagonist, the military commanders are all puppets. How can such a team be invincible? After winning a battle, any individual protagonist must be personally summoned and comforted.

There is nothing wrong with building a technology tree, but it is done too quickly. Not used to it at all. That's so nonsense😰😰. It is as difficult for other time-travelers to climb to the sky, but this book by Te Miao can solve it just like playing, and it has a running account➕feeling of a red alert. No matter what happens, it can be solved with one click.

Let me tell you, a clay kiln and a file can produce Dongfeng 41 and An 225 talents. How did the country let you go?

Nimi eggs must be rifled, otherwise they will fly around 😁, which is simply a military idiot.

The Zhu Ming Dynasty was extremely corrupt and the Manchu Qing Dynasty was extremely cruel. Only Chuan Shun was the hope of the people.

Why do people who write historical novels use very modern titles? It feels super weird, and it also reflects the low level of the author.

The lunatic Emperor Liu Che of the Han Dynasty adopted the suggestion of the evil man Dong Zhongshu to "depose hundreds of schools of thought and only respect Confucianism", which really caused great harm to China!

By the way, Li Laiheng's Huangliang, Baicheng, and Yangx Village (current name) in Xingshan all have the ruins of ancient battlefields and ancient city walls, but I don't know why they were not developed. At that time, CCTV also produced 5 episodes of the program, but it was not broadcast 😥😥😥😥

At this time, only two places in Nanming, Sichuan and Yunnan, could move. At this start, no one was short of money and there was internal disruption. How to reverse the Qing Dynasty and restore the Ming Dynasty. It really can't be done without a golden finger. A start like this is much more difficult than overthrowing a rotten dynasty.

This book tells the story of a descendant of a Qi alchemist who walks and practices in the mortal world under the guise of a Taoist sect. Through plain and delicate descriptions, the novel witnesses the protagonist Zhou Qing's life of "refining the body", "refining the heart" and "refining the self" in the mortal world, as well as how the protagonist rises in this world when the energy of heaven and earth gradually dissipates! Please support me greatly!

If I transformed my soul into Li Zicheng, should I mess with Wu Sangui's family? Waiting online, urgent!

Introduction Why is it the eighth year of Shunzhi in the Qing Dynasty? Shouldn't it be the fifth year of Yongli?

There is no difference between the author and the plagiarized textbook. Waste time and energy reading your textbooks

We'll fight anyone who doesn't agree, no allies needed at all! Back then our army didn't even dare to play like this! Officials from the Ming and Qing Dynasties were not used at all, and a group of bandit leaders managed the three provinces to live and work in peace and contentment! There is no golden finger in the technology tree, but it is even more outrageous than golden finger. I started researching ships as soon as I got up! A small silver mining workshop produces 200,000 taels of silver per month, and the summer grain income of five counties exceeds one million dan... There is also the author's theism that cannons are worse than throwing away two gas tanks, so they really build gas tank launchers without cannons! What's outrageous is that the article really describes the gas tank as more powerful than the cannon!

Chapter 4 and Chapter 5: Just leave immediately. When you see the results are not good, you will know why.

This book is really good if you want to write it well, but the writing is too fluent. Search for infrastructure. Search for Sichuan. Search for Huguang. They destroyed tens of thousands of Qing troops. What a pity for a good book.

Can the battle be written better, so that every time it is written in one stroke?

The writing skills still need to be refined. The protagonist is probably not just a special soldier, but an all-rounder in science and engineering!

I'm very happy to see someone writing Dashun

I just looked at the book review area and found that many book friends mentioned the issue of modern military system. Xiaohe also wanted to say a few words. In the previous article, I have said that military units such as corps, divisions, and brigades already existed during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. The protagonist was just to change the chief officers of each department from "general", "division commander", and "brigade commander" to corps commander, division commander, and brigade commander. Don't think that words like army, division, brigade, regiment, battalion, or department, department, bureau, and government are modern terms. In fact, they are just terms passed down by the ancients. Putting all this aside, if you are the protagonist, a professional soldier and grassroots commander who has served in the modern army for more than ten years, and you can make the decision, would you choose to slowly adapt to those confusing military systems and awkward names, or change it to something you are familiar with during reorganization? Isn't this difficult to choose? I feel that if we don't change the military system, that would be the biggest unreasonable thing! There is another problem, which is that book friends say it develops too fast. Let me explain this problem. Let's first take a look at the identity of the protagonist. He is the adopted grandson of Li Zicheng (Li Zicheng has no descendants, and Li Guo has two sons). He is the legitimate successor to the Dashun Army, and the Dashun Army founded the country. Although it was short-lived, it occupied a lot of places! Even after the Qing Dynasty entered the Pass and united with the Ming Dynasty to fight against the Qing Dynasty, there were still more than 200,000 troops. After the protagonist arrived in Kuidong, he was still the leader of the largest and most powerful rebel army among the thirteen in Kuidong. These are all historical facts and are not fabricated by the author. With such a foundation, coupled with the knowledge in the protagonist's head and the foresight of historical development, I don't think it is fast for it to develop to this situation in one or two years. We must know that in history, after the death of Zhang Xianzhong, the remainder of his Daxi Army fled to Yunnan, but within two or three years it rapidly developed and became the main force of the Nanming Army. Of course, this is just my own opinion, just a family opinion, used to make suggestions!

To be honest, if you travel to the end of the Southern Ming Dynasty and want to come back without a golden finger, it will basically be a hellish start, and you will never be able to come back no matter what.

The author, the Eight Banners of Manchuria are dragoons (mounted infantry). They fight by dismounting and fighting on foot, or forming a vehicle formation to shoot at each other. There are also some people who can't use bows and arrows who use muskets. Those who can ride and shoot are Mongolian soldiers!

The Manchus were horse-mounted infantry, and the elite were heavy infantry wearing triple armor.

This book is well written, IQ is on the line, and it is not as one-sided as the system hangs, but it ends in a hurry and is not enjoyable to read.