Plan for Tomorrow

There is a shortage of books. I haven't read any stupid white articles. My IQ is worrying. Money is easy to make and feels like copper. The training system seems to be just one sentence. Don't worry, as long as the protagonist says it. If the protagonist thinks it is difficult, he will continue to exaggerate it, and if it is easy to deal with, it will be a breeze. If you have nothing to do, you can take a look at the system and control, development and money and grain of "Burial Yuan". If you don't know what the survival situation of farmers in the late Ming Dynasty is, can't you look it up more? There are so many colleagues and you don't know how to learn from it. The writing is too weak. It's a waste to write so many words.

The Ming Dynasty was destroyed by Li Baicheng. 😅 Even if the Manchu Qing Dynasty did not enter the pass, the result would be the same. There is no cure for the Ming Dynasty. At the end of a dynasty like this, there are only two ways to go. One is to reform the law, and the other is to revolution.

In ancient times, let alone marrying a prostitute, you couldn't even be a concubine. You were writing nonsense. The old lady would never recognize Yang Jiuhong at the door of the mansion, because in ancient times, wives had to enter the ancestral graves. If a prostitute enters the ancestral graves, it will bring shame to the ancestors and will be expelled from the family tree.

I find that those who write history want to change the general trend. Is the bureaucratic system and the aristocratic family system so easy to change? You are asking for death. The emperor also knows that the aristocratic family is rich. Do you think the emperor can confiscate the property of any aristocratic family at will?

The one next door who wrote about Qin Liangyu also wanted her to be the empress of the Ming Dynasty and claimed that she would not marry. Haha, how can Qin Liangyu, a daughter-in-law of the Tujia people, be the empress of the Ming Dynasty? The author banned me from replying after just two sentences. Here, a poor time traveler would take it for granted to become a monk. You don't really think that everyone wants to be a monk, right? Let me tell you this: before the 1950s, two-thirds of the land in Dengfeng City belonged to the Shaolin Temple. The monks were the big landowners at that time, but they had nothing to do after they were liberated. They initially committed suicide to oppose the policies at that time, and the temple was destroyed once, but after the 1970s, the Shaolin Temple was still the Shaolin Temple. Don't take it for granted. Without money, you can't even enter the monk's mountain gate. They will just kick you out and want to eat and drink for free in the temple.

The writing is too naive and has no Machiavellian plot. In the Ming Dynasty, the national treasury only had more than 2,000 taels of silver per year. You could easily get millions of taels, and one escort would cost you 100,000 taels. You have to know that the army is only a few taels a month, but you still have dozens of people fighting hundreds of armies. No anti-Japanese drama would dare to be written like this. Except for Pig's Feet, everyone else's IQ is low and so is their force value. It's really not good for a novice

Author, last comment, I have been paying to subscribe to this book, but the more I read it, the more boring it becomes. Hold the grass, the governor of Shandong Song Dynasty bullied the protagonist to the point of shitting on him, but the protagonist spent money to buy peace, which makes me feel frustrated. Goodbye, author, what you write like this really makes more people give up!

The main characterdoesn't he establish his own commercial network, intelligence network, military industry system, and military and political system? Cultivate orphans and refugees! ?

Well, to be fair, I read the comments, and they were more precise. They said that the protagonist fights refugees and Tatars without clear goals. You have defeated these things and become a target for everyone. Just like the literati in the late Ming Dynasty, I can't do it, but I don't allow you to be better than me. 🤫🤫 What should you do? Directly the opposite? Then what's the use of your fame? If you dare to resist, your reputation will plummet. The best way is to prevent Li Zicheng from changing history before entering Beijing. Without these refugees to help you break through the feudal landlord class and make them despair, then you can beat the salt lords, corrupt officials, the evidence is conclusive, get money, and redeem the land of the landlords. The rules are as follows: How much land can there be for each family member? If you want more, you must divide the family to buy land from the government. It is illegal to buy land privately without going through the government. In this way, your reform is compared with Li Zicheng's kind of attacking the local tyrants without saying a word and dividing the land. Everyone knows how to choose, and then forces the development of industry and commerce. No It was allowed to bury money. In fact, the industry and commerce in the south were already very developed at that time. As long as you have a strong navy and encourage people to go to sea, there will be many people who are willing to go out. Only in this way can the 300-year cycle of reincarnation be changed. At least it will not lead to uprisings due to land annexation, and the descendants will not live up to expectations. At least the meat will be rotten in the pot. The Chinese sailed. The circle of survival has also expanded. Otherwise, if you passively push you to the top, those who push you to the top are also vested interests and do not allow you to reform their land policies. At most, they are just powerful ministers. Zhang Juzheng is second. It is impossible to usurp the throne because you care too much about reputation. Sometimes fame can be a helper, but it can also be a burden.

AuthorWhere are you from? Why do you have a good impression of the Donglin Party? In the late Ming Dynasty, the Donglin Party was invincible in its rhetoric, making endless lies and lies. They said: We will not seek profits from the people! To put it bluntly, we cannot make profits with the Guankun maritime merchant landlords represented by the Donglin Party! They contributed a share in the demise of the Ming Dynasty! ! They don't love the country and the people, they only know about party fighting. In foreign wars, all we can do is practice words!

I just read the comments and haven't read the book yet Let me ask, is the protagonist's character a hero? He digs corners of the Ming Dynasty and cultivates his own strength. Fame should go hand in hand with military power People in the world fear power rather than virtue. Political power comes from the barrel of a gun.

It's normal to be panicked when traveling through time, but to talk nonsense and seek death without thinking about life or death? Personally, I think it's unlikely. Normal people know that they must first survive in a strange environment. For example, if you throw a person to an alien planet, even if you never return to Earth, you must be thinking about how to survive, instead of rolling on the ground and going crazy. It's just a bit of a humble opinion, please forgive me if I'm wrong.

I don't understand why you should leave the matter until it finally breaks out when you can focus all your efforts on one thing. The protagonist keeps the Manchus from fighting, but goes to fight against Southern Zhili. No matter what era, multi-front warfare has always been a taboo for military strategists. Why not kill the Manchus first, and then concentrate on preparing for Zhuolu? Are you afraid that it won't be easy to explain after killing the Manchus? You've already fallen out with Daming, why are you so scared? You're obviously in the water, but water doesn't mean anything, okay? If you have the energy, you can write about foreign countries. I haven't subscribed to Chapter 8 of "Death" these days. It's really boring.

Let's read it like this. I stopped reading when I saw the first chapter about Buddhism. In one sentence, if I don't like Buddhism, I'd rather be a Taoist.

The first chapter was fine, but in Chapter 20 it became toxic. Taking your food and land was equivalent to taking your life in that dynasty. Is this kind of hatred any different from killing your father and taking your wife? Do you still care about others? Do others treat you as a human being? Haha, if in reality, most people would be so beaten that they would not recognize him. Even if they are honest people who don't do anything and don't want to beat him, they will never associate with such people again. I don't agree with the author's twisted values, what about you?

Without killing the class groups that control social interests, there will be no possibility of social improvement. I hope that their conscience will find compassion for the common people... Just like a green tea bitch will fall in love with an old, poor and ugly man, it is absolutely impossible...! 👿👿👿👿

I don't understand why adding a temple as a monk in the early stage does it have any plot function other than to make up the word count? More Buddhist? Also, why does Jia Jia have a little monk and himself, and why does it exist in the form of a clan? Even if you want to write about a clan, what is the point? The clan did this to you and your father, and you repay kindness with kindness? ? Isn't that disgusting? Shouldn't we just slap the clan leader in the face and separate the family? How can time-travelers still have the thoughts of the ancients? Too much inexplicable, I gave up, I was so disappointed,

The more I watch, the less I can stand it. It's like a running account, without a theme, what exactly does the protagonist want to do?

Isn't it right that everyone pays taxes? It was a law in the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China that everyone should be exempted from taxes. However, after the efforts of several generations of scholars, it has already become tax-free.

The author is probably a school student who has not experienced any beatings from society.

Too poisonous. It's really frustrating to reconcile with the family and face it. With the clan leader's thoughts, he could have cut off all grudges, cursed him, and then rushed out of the house. I regarded this short-sighted pig-dog as a corpse and ignored it from then on.

From the first year of Chongzhen to the present, only the army has been recruited. The structure is too small. In more than ten years, a lot of time has been spent on the growth of the protagonist. Why not train some civilian officials to govern the local area? Is it possible to use Donglin Party members to win the world? Half of the orphans who have been squandered and taken in by the protagonist for such a long time can take part in the imperial examination or work as officials in the protagonist's territory. After a few years of training, they can be put to great use by the protagonist when he conquers the world. I just want to ask the protagonist what he has done in the past six years, but he can't even remember it.

The author talks too much nonsense, and his logic is flawed and he takes it for granted. The low-rise buildings are not solid. Logic is messed up

Time travel with hanging silk is still hanging silk, it can only be done under the covers for sexual intercourse.

The protagonist cares so much about his family, so he shouldn't have written a plot against the family from the beginning. He didn't write it well at the beginning.

Nowadays they are all novels from the late Ming Dynasty, and the previous novels from the late Qing Dynasty are gone😓

Was your cover chosen by the same editor

Does the author only use tremors to describe his psychology? Shaking back and forth so embarrassingly

Xiaobai's writing, IQ is worrisome, silver and stones are almost as simple and easy to get, it over-emphasizes some people, and the aura of the protagonist is too strong, as long as it is related to the protagonist, it is shrouded, the enemies are too fragile and stupid, don't read it if it is not suitable, it is uncomfortable

I recommend Aztec's Immortal, which is well written.