Damn Nonsense

Since Xin Ming has the ability (to communicate with ghosts), he might as well build a (ghost army) that can (find information), (survey the terrain), and (monitor the enemy).

Assuming that the Ming Dynasty had not died at the hands of Chongzhen, would we be stronger than the West now? The answer is no. I don't believe this answer either, but the answer is the only one. Unless we abolish Confucianism, and to abolish Confucianism we must abolish the emperor, there is no other way. If you look at our Eastern history, you will know that what I am telling the truth is that we were feudal from the Qin Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty, and feudalism means backwardness. After the Qing Dynasty, we returned to the Warring States Period, which means that we wasted the period from the Qin Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty. How can we be better than the West now? We have nothing advanced except history, so we can only learn from others desperately.

Since ghosts have appeared, there should be many of them.

Chapter 100, recommended, come on, okay

Li Chengliang didn't dare to rebel even if he gave him the boar skin and ten courages.

I don't know why the results are dismal, but I personally think the writing is quite good. I hope the author can persevere, keep going ^0^~

Xin Ming-----The ability to communicate with ghosts

This book may not have a recommendation position, otherwise there would not be so few reviews.

The Ming Dynasty was much less likely to enter the capitalist stage than the Song Dynasty. This was not because of the Age of Discovery initiated by Europeans in the middle and late Ming Dynasties, but because the rise of institutions, forbidden seas, ultra-low commercial taxes, central thought, the tribute system, and Neo-Confucianism would make the entire society lose its enterprising spirit, so it was unlikely. If we want to develop, we can only break down the old cages

Don't play by the rules and take jujube pills!

This book is okay, but why are so few people reading it? Also, golden fingers should play a greater role

Li Chengliang contributed a lot to the Hou Jin Dynasty's rebellion. If he hadn't raised the bandits and respected themselves, nothing would have happened.

The writing is not bad, but judging from the introduction, the author seems to praise Li Chengliang too much. You must know that he actually planted the seeds of the demise of the Ming Dynasty. Li Chengliang's character was not good to begin with, and Nurhachi had been his follower and was regarded by him as his spokesperson among the Jurchens. He vigorously supported him, making Nurhaci gradually become powerful. Of course, Li Chengliang also saw Nurhachi's ambition, so he personally built six forts in Liaodong to become a bridgehead against the Jurchens. Later, it was a big mistake for Wanli to use Li Chengliang again, because at that time, Li Chengliang probably only had hatred for both Daming and Wanli. The author can find out. It is obvious that Li Chengliang's beloved son Li Rusong was tortured to death by Wanli, and Li Rubai and Li Rumei were also dismissed from their posts. The generals of the Li family were either tortured to death or directly executed during the second Korean War. Basically, they all ended well. Therefore, after Li Chengliang came back again, he should have directly colluded with his original slave Nurhaci. This can be seen just from the fact that he destroyed the Six Forts with his own hands and forcibly moved more than 64,000 households into the pass without hesitation. Therefore, even if Li Chengliang does not die, it is enough that he does not switch sides in the Battle of Saarhu. Moreover, the relationship between Li Chengliang and Nurhachi will be clear from the behavior of each other after his death, because Nurhaci obviously treated him as a father and did not issue the "Seven Hatreds" until three years later (the ceremony of observing filial piety for three years) to declare war on the Ming Dynasty.

In fact, there are only a few members of the tribe to build slaves. A man of thirty to twenty thousand is enough to support the sky. Most of the rest are from other Jurchen tribes who were defeated and annexed, as well as a large number of savages captured in the north. Strictly speaking, the integration is thanks to the magic operation of the Ming Dynasty. They kept sending people, equipment, food, and slaves. Successive victories covered up all contradictions. In fact, as long as there were a few big defeats and eight thousand of the tribe died, they would collapse. Why? People's hearts, but the problem is that the Ming Dynasty is really bad enough. . . Just think about it, even Shuerhaqi secretly defected to the Ming Dynasty in the beginning. No one believed that Nuer's wings could live longer, but nothing happened. . . It just so happened that the Ming Dynasty was so ridiculous that a group of people kept saying funny things like the emperor guarding the country all day long. . . Nuer ***chi himself might have started the army just because he was a dog and sold his buttocks to Li Chengliang when he was young. He was not mentally healthy. When he gets old, he will die if he wants to go crazy. He can stand up to the sky and separat one side like Goguryeo for decades. He kills people to vent his anger. . . As a result, I didn't expect that the Ming Dynasty was in power. . .

Protagonist, it's time to make firearms, train troops, and seize territory.

Your golden finger is too powerful! I hope to set up reasonable and consistent logic. . . .

The subject matter is good, but the dialogue writing style is a bit naive.

Write less about the concubines bickering. Wouldn't it be nice to do this later?

Damn it, can you still play like this? Use ghosts to light Hongyi cannons?

This novel is so well written, and I hope the author will work harder. By the way, I would also like to tell all my friends that Lao Bai Zhu's new novel "The Eternal Bones of the Han Dynasty Across the Ming Dynasty" can also be read. Lao Bai Zhu already has a complete novel of 3 million words, "Little Common People in the Late Ming Dynasty", so don't worry. .

I like to read the history of the Ming Dynasty I would like to give some suggestions, mainly about the outline. Wanli is stronger than Tianqi, and Tianqi is stronger than Chongzhen. This is the answer I got from reading Ming Dynasty texts. If the protagonist can beat Chongzhen violently, I believe the monthly tickets will be huge. The Wanli Dynasty could go to Korea to fight Japan, the Apocalypse Dynasty could kill Nurhaci (Huang Taiji's father), and the Chongzhen Dynasty would directly perish. If it had little to do with Chongzhen, as an educated modern person, who would believe it. Because facts have proven that all the people who believed in Chongzhen during the Chongzhen Dynasty died, and those who survived betrayed the Ming Dynasty. You say the history of the Chongzhen Dynasty is outrageous.

I'm going to write a book of the same kind, called City of Ghost Stories. I think it's better than yours.