Chuang Wang Xiaobing in the Late Ming Dynasty
明末闯王一小兵
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- Ongoing
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- 247k Words
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- Historical
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- Male
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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- 7y ago
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- Qidian
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Chapter 23
Chapter 23 needs to be changed. If each soldier is given so much money, do you still want to be a soldier? Everyone has become a rich man, and they can also act as ghost soldiers. When they come out, they can buy land and other people's property! And if you have money, you will become a death-phobe. Who will follow you and kill you?
When did the protagonist, a poor peasant, become literate?
When did the protagonist, a poor peasant, become literate? Wang Baihu saw that the protagonist spoke well and asked if he had attended a private school. The protagonist replied that he learned it from a storyteller. Why, when it was time to adopt an adopted son, did he pick up the book and throw it to the protagonist, letting him read it by himself? The protagonist is a modern person who is literate in simplified Chinese characters. In ancient times, he was semi-illiterate. How come you can read so easily?
The author was hanged on a coal mountain in the 17th year of Chongzhen, not the 16th year
It is better to assist Li Zicheng than to start his own business.
It would be okay if Li Zicheng was a bright leader and assistant, but from a historical perspective, Li Zicheng was a loser. Just judging from his actions after entering Beijing, we know how stupid he was. Wu Sangui was able to confiscate his house in Shanhaiguan. He is just a bandit who goes around ransacking homes and stealing money, offending everyone who is an official. He just has no foresight.
The writing is okay. Just divide it into paragraphs, author! It's so dense that it gives me a headache…
The battle scenes are too fleeting, without the blood and cruelty of the battle scenes. Without these elements, these historical military novels would be worthless.
King Chuang's strategy after becoming emperor in Xi'an is still the same as history
If King Chuang's strategy after proclaiming himself emperor remains the same as in history, King Chuang will only end in failure. After King Chuang proclaimed himself emperor, the main force of the Ming army was basically wiped out, and no one could fight. If the Shun army expanded southward, it could quickly liberate Huguang, Jiangsu and Zhejiang. If it is the same as in history, and after proclaiming the emperor, he attacks Shanxi and Datong to consolidate Shaanxi, but ends up accidentally conquering Beijing, the result of Chuangwang will still be the same as in history.
Change the name of the protagonist! The protagonist is on the side of the Ming army, why should he go to the rogue bandits? Why not find a place near the sea as a base (such as Qingdao), and develop on the side of the Ming army. How embarrassing would it be for a time traveler to be a soldier for Li Zicheng?