The Magnificent Brocade-Clad Guard

This book is fine as a light read, the plot is good, but it's too superficial when it comes to politics, showing a very shallow understanding of ancient Chinese political history... For example, the Wanli Emperor's succession crisis was supposedly due to love... It's just embarrassing to read.

There were too many reasons for the defeat at Sarhu. From the moment the army set out from its garrison, it was under the watchful eyes of the Later Jin spies. Add to that the unfavorable winter clothing, provisions, weather, and terrain; the strategy was sound, but the climate prevented the army from maintaining a continuous line. The main reason was that the national treasury was empty (=_=).

The synopsis moved me; wherever the longsword pointed, it was for Han territory.

Speaking of which, the Imperial Guard uniforms on Taobao are really cool! They're only a few hundred yuan, but students can't afford them. 🤓🤓🤓

To be honest, if Emperor Tianqi hadn't died young, the Ming Dynasty would never have been destroyed by Li Zicheng's Jurchen regime. I hope the protagonist doesn't try to establish himself as king. I think it's better to be like Japan. Although I dislike Japan, the way the Japanese imperial family exists is still very tempting for Tianqi.

They slaughtered all the Jurchens, leaving no one alive.

Hey author, I just read a few chapters, and it's pretty good. I'll write you a reading list later. Keep it up! (ง•̀_•́)ง

They weren't even as strong as the Jurchens in history, so how could they be so powerful? It's just that the Ming army was weak at the time. If it were the Han army during the reign of the powerful Han Dynasty, or the Ming army during the reign of Emperor Chengzu, the Jurchens wouldn't have been able to be killed at all.

The synopsis is good. Within and outside the court, a cleansing of the world is underway, and the world is in turmoil. The protagonist turns the tide, the story is full of twists and turns, he debates with heroes, and vanquishes evil with his martial prowess.

Let me post something. As you can tell from the title, this book is about the Embroidered Uniform Guard, so there will be some shortcomings in military aspects. Some things will also be written briefly for the sake of the plot. What I want to write is never a time-travel novel about military generals fighting for supremacy, because there are too many of those.