The Defiant Iron Cavalry
逆天铁骑
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- Completed
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- 2.3M Words
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- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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- 6y ago
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The Ming Dynasty's demise was primarily due to the Donglin Party, and the protagonist, establishing a new dynasty, cannot allow any single party to become too powerful! Emperor Chongzhen lacked political acumen, allowing the Donglin Party to dominate.
The protagonist has cut off the Shanxi merchants' trade routes out of the Great Wall. He should form his own caravan to travel through the Western Regions, Central Asia, and Russia, and could even hire some Russians and Cossacks.
Honestly, if someone helps the Ming Dynasty seize power, the protagonist is almost always the one who dies in the end. Any protagonist who isn't working for the Ming is insane. Don't tell me it's because they lack opportunity or ability; even Li Zicheng or the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom could do it. Why would someone have to be a lackey of the imperial court? I can't stand it anymore.
Without eliminating the Donglin Party, no time traveler can succeed. The Mongols and Tungusic peoples were able to rule the Central Plains largely due to traitors! Therefore, the Han Chinese regime wasn't weak militarily; it was truly plagued by internal strife!
Influenced by television, I instinctively thought hammers and axes were fake whenever I saw them 😂😂 Later, I asked around and learned that javelins, throwing axes, and meteor hammers were common equipment for East Asian cavalry 😓😓. Many soldiers carried their own odds and ends.
The identification is complete; the protagonist is indeed the reincarnation of Song Jiang.
The plot could be sped up a bit, getting to the point of conquering the world and expelling foreign tribes sooner. Right now, watching those traitors in the Ming Dynasty oppressing the people makes me feel really uncomfortable!
The protagonist wants to protect the Ming Dynasty? Can he even do it? It's utterly rotten.
The protagonist wants to protect the Ming Dynasty? Can he even do it? It's utterly rotten. A mere civil official dares to casually kill a first-rank military general; the protagonist is nothing and can be easily manipulated and killed by civil officials or superiors. Do you think it's trendy for time-travel stories to focus on emperors these days?
Having read many books about the Ming Dynasty, I realize that the long river of history always has its unique ripples.
I've read many books about the Ming Dynasty; the river of history always ripples differently. I've been following "Tank's Ming Fleet" closely. After reading the author's closing remarks, I realized that while old books are hard-won, new ones are even more courageous. Go, Tank! — Ruoyi
If I traveled back in time, I'd be a kneeling tribe! Go wash your eyes!