The Giant Bandit’s Counterattack at the End of the Ming Dynasty

Yo-yo, finally there's a novel about the Shun Dynasty. Li Zicheng was truly a pity; he led a peasant army to overthrow the tyrannical Ming dynasty and to relieve the suffering of the people by punishing the guilty. It also boasts the best record of fighting the Manchus in the late Ming Dynasty.

The death toll in this battle is exaggerated. More than 40,000 people died on both sides in a single day. Moreover, a single artillery bombardment could kill thousands or even tens of thousands of enemy infantry and cavalry, and the enemy still had the courage to continue charging and fight to the death under the bombardment! I have a question for you, you silly author.

In ancient times, using terms like "platoon," "company," "battalion," and "regiment," along with titles like "commander," is similar to using terms like "general," "guerrilla," "military officer," and "commander" in modern society. It all looks like an act; it would be a miracle if someone actually joined your ranks. Many authors use these phrases when writing about ancient times without realizing it, which is quite embarrassing.

The character "" on the cover is probably no longer used; everyone uses "" now, even though the two characters are interchangeable!

I believe the main reason for the Ming Dynasty's demise was that the government had lost its organization and could no longer function properly. Logically, the Little Ice Age occurred across Eurasia; Persia and other European countries drove back nomadic tribes. It was a period of great counter-offensive by agricultural civilizations against nomadic peoples.

After looking at the comments section, I finally understand why Jack Ma dares to arrogantly proclaim that 996 is a blessing. Some people really are born to be slaves.

The writing is decent, and the concept is good, but the logic is a major flaw. The protagonist is truly a god; an ordinary person would be exhausted in less than a month if they were like him. He does everything himself: lord, strategist, army instructor, staff officer, logistics manager, police chief, vanguard captain... Are all his subordinates just for show?

There's nothing wrong with building a tech tree, but it's happening too fast. I'm completely not used to it. It's ridiculous 😰😰. Other transmigrators face insurmountable difficulties, but this book solves everything with a simple game, and it feels like a combination of a diary and Red Alert. Everything is solved with a single click.

Author, tell us: how come the country let you go when you could produce Dongfeng-41 and An-225 fighter jets with just a clay kiln and a file?

Nimbus bullets must be rifled, otherwise they fly around randomly 😁 That's just military idiocy.