Pseudo Chieftain in the Late Ming Dynasty

A very interesting novel, the fun of the story, the interweaving of historical knowledge, the integration of ancient and modern perspectives, and the icing on the writer's remarks 👍👍👍 It's great, so exciting! ! !

The writing is very serious, but a little bit. The author always emphasizes equality. Officials or leaders and subordinates work together and eat the same food! ! Even in a modern civilized society, officials or leaders would not do this. At most, they would occasionally put on a show, have fun with the people, and express their concern. In fact, in ancient times, as long as the people were fed and clothed, it was best to be as fair and just as possible. Who cares what the leader eats and wears! ! ! Even in the modern army, there are clear hierarchies, different levels, and different benefits. Overemphasis on democracy and equality is not a good thing, let alone hundreds of years ago in ancient times!

It's very interesting, traveling through history, reviewing history and reading novels at the same time. 🤭

I like the writing style, keep up the good work

The historical facts have been carefully researched and he is a serious author. The theme would be clearer and the pace faster, and it would be perfect. Come on

The government often used chieftains to massacre rebellious cities. Where there were chieftains, there were no Ming troops. Yunnan was the territory of the chieftains. The Ming Dynasty had no control over Yunnan. It was only the territory of the Ming Dynasty in name. It could pay a small amount of tribute and recover a large amount of treasures. The chieftains were more powerful than the feudal kings. The feudal kings could insult Ming officials at will, but they could not insult the chieftains. The chieftains were kings and princes.

You can hire Japanese ronin samurai to conquer the world in Southeast Asia

Hundreds of toasts should be well written. Famous Chieftain Yunnan King

The level is too low and there is no monthly pass! Must recommend!

Why didn't you specify the rifle model in the end? ? Just kidding, I actually have a plan for a novel about Tusi similar to this. Not much else to say, there is one thing in common that the author can learn from: Turn over the map, from the southern border of the motherland to the Sichuan Shizhu - almost the entire South China is full of Tusi, and they are almost adjacent to each other. Almost all Tusi is a slave system, and Pig's Feet can borrow the Eight Banners system, the most advanced slave management method in the world, to unify the Tusi world in South China. The basis of this great idea is: the change of chieftains in the late Ming Dynasty has almost nothing to do with local officials; as long as the state capital is not lost, local officials generally ignore it.

Knock on the Bowl and other updates (Chaotic Evil

I have two monthly passes, but I'm crying because I don't have a monthly pass yet.

The anti-Qing and Fuming people passed by in a low profile (chaotic evil😁😁😁😁😁

Just let a white light pass through it at the beginning and finish the job. It's too tedious.

Conquer all the chieftains through marriage! It's a good idea, but Li Miao doesn't seem to take concubines, so how many can he take? ? ?

The article writes about toast and should be recommended to Guangxi readers. At the same time, we do not forget to promote Jiangxi skills and readers' experiences, and describe life in the text, which is down-to-earth and high-level. 👍👍👍

Come on, teacher↖(^ω^)↗