Returned to the Ming Dynasty to Be Chongzhen

The biggest shortcoming of this book is its naive thinking. As the last emperor of the Ming Dynasty, what was needed to save the Ming Dynasty was centralization of power, supremacy of imperial power, and the launch of reforms from top to bottom. Instead of cultivating talents and cultivating the bourgeoisie. Only by relying on ourselves and focusing on the emperor can we save the Ming Dynasty. In this revolution, there are no comrades, only subordinates. In the reform, only farmers will benefit, not landlords, not officials, and certainly not businessmen. Reform is never about peace, it is about killing people

The author has too many point-of-view language, which makes me feel like he is using the word "water"

It's a bit clumsy to always retell history and talk about personal stuff.

The writing is very good and very comfortable to read. I feel like I could add some emotional subplots, after all, it's a historical text.

I haven't watched it yet, but with eight out of ten recommendations, you can take a look.

Very well written. The protagonist's views and opinions are fair. Some books that traveled back to Chongzhen in the late Ming Dynasty directly promoted Wei Zhongxian as a saint, and the eunuchs even became representatives of loyalty and patriotism. In fact, the moral integrity of those in the Eunuch Party is even worse, and people like Wei Zhongxian, who are like spy chiefs, usually do not end well after changing leaders, just like Beria did with Stalin. More importantly, the Donglin Party was politically correct in the minds of scholars all over the world at that time, and the Donglin Party did produce many tough guys who sacrificed their lives for justice. The strategy adopted by the protagonist is very good, trying to balance the two parties with each other. After taking control of the military and cultivating his own team, he will have a complete showdown with the Donglin Party. For the late Ming Dynasty at this time, it was not a desperate situation at all when they were familiar with history. Hou Jin's size was like a younger brother to Ming Dynasty. As long as the harassment and border blockade are done well, the Little Ice Age can kill Houjin for half his life. As long as it solves its internal problems and develops peacefully for ten years, the post-Jin Dynasty and peasant uprisings will not be a problem for Ming Dynasty at all.

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The author seems to be suffering from schizophrenia. At the beginning, he talked about how unbearable the Donglin Party was, how guilty they were in the face of Emperor Tianqi, and who the Donglin Party were. Do you still want to be redressed? Even if some people have some talent and some moral integrity, it doesn't matter. So what if some people have some moral integrity? Will they not be dragged into the water? Otherwise, how could he be classified as a comrade? ... While saying that history is not trustworthy, he also wants to promote a few Donglin people based on historical data. With so many scholars, a few Donglin party members must be missing? ! How can such a person be better than the original Chongzhen? !

Has the author heard about Wang Mang? A half-step forward is a hero, and a step forward is a hero. Those who betray their own class can only end up like Wang Mang. The reforms are so fast. Some people have already tried it. Moreover, your reforms are too advanced. Those vassals should be sent overseas and the enfeoffment system should be used in overseas colonies. These ideas were too advanced in ancient times. Just like Wang Mang, he created a mixed economy of state-owned enterprises in the AD, but died without a whole body.

I can't stand it after reading twenty chapters! As an emperor who has just become an emperor and has no money or power, how can he arrange a retirement system for his maids first? Who are you trying to buy people's hearts for? I even wrote several chapters. Do you think this is a farming article?

There are a lot of pretending and slaps in the face, and the profile descriptions of various characters are the same as those in novels 10 years ago, like "How dare you kill me?" If there's anything else, go to hell, I've bypassed you, hahaha, my God!

I gave up on the first chapter, and actually said that it was unlucky to travel to Chongzhen, and that I had to travel to become Li Zicheng and Zhang Xianzhong. If you want to travel through time, they will starve to death within three days. Everyone knows that traveling through time to Chongzhen is the best, and you think so too. But when you write, you always write irony. Do you think the readers have low IQs? Nowadays, writing a book is a profession, and you also need to eat. So don't be so willful and add so many poison points,

The correct strategy adopted by the Ming Dynasty in Liaodong should be: First, strategically, we must withdraw, make a comprehensive withdrawal, lengthen the Jiannu supply line, and shorten our supply line. Second, we must fight with an attitude, fight resolutely, rectify border defenses, actively train troops, and prepare for a decisive battle with Jiannu. Third, strengthen the walls and clear the country, withdraw all Han people outside the Pass and the farming tribes who are aligned with the Han into the Pass, and implement a comprehensive economic blockade in the entire Liaodong direction. Fourth, be surrounded from ten sides and fight against the enemy together with Mongolia, Korea and all other ethnic groups and alliances surrounding Hou Jin who were enemies of them. 5. Fortress consumption. Build small fortresses at strategic locations outside the Great Wall. They are strong and easy to defend (defending one can defeat ten enemies). Garrison less troops (no more than 500) and store more food (for half a year). When encountering a small group of enemy troops, destroy them. When encountering a large enemy army, retreat into the fortress and hold on. Open a way to let the enemy troops pass through, and tactically consume and harass the enemy troops. Rather than building a big city that consumes money and food, and must be saved if it is attacked. Refer to Jin Guofeng's defensive victory at Songshan Fort! 6. Save the military expenses for building a big city to arm Mao Wenlong's Dongjiang Army, with at least 10,000 armored and 20,000 unarmored soldiers. These 30,000 people must be able to eat well, receive full-time training, and take turns regularly taking turns to infiltrate and attack the slave rear in order to prevent them from going south! In this way, Jiannu can be completely knocked down by the Little Ice Age and economic blockade! There was even a secession conflict and civil war among the Eight Banners! 7. Don't develop heavy firepower such as Hongyi cannon for the time being! First use the limited funds to improve the production of small and medium-sized firearms such as mines, grenades ("the thief-killing grenades"), Congreve rockets, and sub-cannons! Improve the Ming army's defensive and field capabilities!

This is the most frustrating thing about the Ming Dynasty that I have read so far. It is really a wimp.

(｀･ω･´) That old crooked-necked tree is still staring at you every day! ! !

Why would you write a novel about so many personal feelings? Most of the content in one chapter of the novel is the author's own opinions and thoughts on historical figures, and his evaluation of historical figures and events. It is really too long-winded and the number of words is too short.

The more I write about it, the more stupid the character's intelligence becomes, and I can't stand it anymore.

Actually, the book was pretty good at first, but when the Great Dynasty demoted more than a hundred fifth-rank officials at once, the book collapsed: all kinds of rebellions, civil servants and military generals, scholars and scholars, frontier troops in the capital, vassal kings and captives. I had no choice but to trick myself. The new army teleported and killed instantly, and then ransacked all kinds of houses. One year after he ascended the throne, he fought more battles than the 17th year of Chongzhen in the original time and space 😁

I would like to make a suggestion to the author, do not train traditional cavalry. The essence of traditional cavalry tactics lies in superb riding skills and one blow to break away. However, facing wall-type charge cavalry, traditional cavalry cannot break away at all - the enemy is too dense and cannot break away unless they run away. Bad money drives out good money, and the superb cavalry from various European countries were frustrated and beaten to death by the second-rate cavalry who could barely drive their horses to fight. So all European countries began to train their cavalry in wall charge tactics, because only wall charge can deal with them. Wall charge - Of course, no matter how skilled the cavalry is, when they adopt the wall charge tactic, they will engage in a war of attrition with the enemy cavalry who also use the wall charge tactic. That is, if you kill 100 cavalry, I will also have to be killed 80-120. However, this exchange ratio is the best exchange ratio, because when traditional cavalry tactics and wall cavalry tactics fight, it is even an unacceptable exchange ratio of 100 to 10 or 20. For this reason, European armies pay less and less attention to the riding skills of cavalry, but to the discipline, organization, and training of cavalry. Some cavalry officers who study cavalry tactics even claim that the riding skills and equipment of the cavalry unit are not important, only discipline, organization and training are the most important. Later, the European army even went a step further. In order to ensure that the wall charge cavalry could catch up with the enemy cavalry, they simply took off the cavalry armor. The cavalry could only charge in military uniforms - anyway, the wall charge cavalry was a consumable. As long as they could catch up with the enemy, it didn't matter whether they wore armor or not. Everyone has heard of Napoleon's famous saying: One Mamluk can definitely defeat one French soldier; ten French soldiers can fight to a tie with ten Mamluks; one hundred French soldiers can definitely defeat one hundred Mamluks. But few people know that the French soldiers Napoleon talked about were not French infantry equipped with muskets, but French cavalry who used sabers that were even more backward than the Mamluks - the Mamluks were also equipped with bows and arrows and armor, while the French cavalry only had woolen uniforms and sabers. On the African battlefield, the Mamluks, who were at the peak of their cavalry skills, were beaten to a pulp by the French cavalry with poor riding skills. There were even cases where hundreds of French cavalry chopped down thousands of Mamluks with sabers and were wiped out. In fact, this is a counterattack by civilized countries against barbaric countries. Civilized countries with farming and industrial civilization will definitely not be able to produce enough skilled riders, at least not as many skilled riders as nomadic countries. Even if nomads also use cavalry wall charge, civilized countries do not need to be nervous, because wall cavalry versus wall cavalry tactics will only be a war of attrition, and no barbaric nomads can ever hope to defeat civilized countries in a war of attrition. Of course, if the nomads with superb equestrian skills give up their equestrian advantages and use wall cavalry tactics to compete with civilized countries, they would rather surrender. It should be noted that the cavalry wall charge tactic is rarely mentioned in military history books, because the cavalry wall charge tactic was invented at the same time as the bayonet bayonet was invented and infantry line tactics became popular. The musketeers, who have the functions of both projectile infantry and melee infantry, are driving the cavalry out of the battlefield on major European battlefields. That is, the cavalry has been downgraded to an auxiliary force. To be honest, the cavalry wall charge, a tactical innovation of the auxiliary troops, is not looked down upon by most military historians. Additional point: When wall-type charge cavalry charges frontally, their speed is lower than traditional cavalry who also charge frontally because they have to maintain their formation. However, their speed is higher than that of traditional cavalry who turn their backs to themselves and use Mangu's tactics, because turning around and shooting arrows on the war horse requires very good riding skills and the horse speed needs to be reduced. Moreover, in any cavalry duel, even if you want to use Mangujie, you cannot face the enemy from the beginning. After the enemy charges, you need to turn your horse's head, keep the distance from the enemy cavalry (not too far, because the range of the cavalry bow is limited), and use Mangujie tactics to turn around and shoot arrows. If the enemy is a traditional European heavy knight, it is easy to master this distance because they are too slow. But if the opponent is a wall-charging cavalry, this distance will be difficult to master, because the basic speed of their horses is slightly higher than yours (lower load + early acceleration). And once you fail to grasp the distance, you will be in trouble, because even an exchange ratio of 1:1 or even 2:1 is cost-effective. Their cavalry is mass-produced consumables, and the cavalry you can use Mangu's evil tactics is the best and the best. In fact, the Mamluk cavalry, which is recognized as having the strongest riding skills in the world, failed to achieve a 1:1 exchange ratio when facing off against wall-mounted charge cavalry.

Zhang Pu is the protagonist, he can't be killed no matter how hard he is beaten, he can escape every time, he is wanted all over the world, and he swaggers into the capital.

No more! I really can't stand it! Final summary... Like an old woman's foot wrap! Long and smelly😰

The writing is so useless, I felt so panicked when I read it

There are actually people who help the Donglin Party clean up their reputation. It's also an anomaly. But I really can't appreciate this kind of confusing text. Defeated.

I was watching Red Star and stopped halfway through, just like! Someone suddenly grabbed me while going to the toilet! Do you know that feeling? Does the author have a trumpet? Give me a hug! If not, when will a new book be released?

The incompetence of one general will kill thousands of troops, and the incompetence of the emperor will bring disaster to the whole country. If the destiny of a country is based on the talent of the emperor, it has laid the foundation for its demise. Whether the eunuch party or the Donglin party depends on the emperor's preferences and abilities to decide what kind of people to use, whether they can control it depends on the emperor, so the focus of feudal society is on the emperor.

The corn sweet potato of the Ming Dynasty has nothing in common with the modern corn sweet potato except for the same name. The corn sweet potato of the Ming Dynasty was completely a noble food. The yield of the original variety was simply a joke. Farmers who grew it would starve to death sooner or later. After entering the Chinese dynasty, the yield of corn and sweet potato increased a lot after hundreds of years of continuous improvement and domestication of seeds. Corn and sweet potatoes have never become the staple food to feed the Chinese people. Crops such as sweet potatoes and corn have been introduced since the mid-Ming Dynasty. They do not have many advantages in terms of cultivation difficulty, taste and yield, and are not outstanding compared to traditional crops. It was not until the Qianlong period that someone developed a cellaring technology that solved the problem of overwintering potato seeds. The solution to the problem of potato seeds is a great technological breakthrough, which creates good conditions for the promotion of sweet potatoes across the country. After solving the storage problem of sweet potatoes, the Qing government began to really promote the planting of sweet potatoes. Crops such as sweet potatoes and potatoes do not require large amounts of output. People grow them and store them in cellars after harvesting. Compared with traditional grains, sweet potatoes and corn are not easy to perish and are suitable for long-term storage. When the grain harvest fails or there is a famine, they are taken out and eaten as emergency food in times of famine. The promotion of corn and sweet potatoes in China actually started during the Qianlong period, and became fully popular in the Republic of China. The reason was that in traditional China, taxes could not be paid on cereals. Landlords or farmers could not use potatoes and sweet potatoes to pay taxes or pay rent. They could only grow rice, wheat or cash crops in order to exchange them for currency. Miscellaneous grains such as sweet potatoes are used as additional supplementary crops as reserves for poor families or in famine years, or as additional supplementary food for long-term workers by landowners. However, until the end of the Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China, corn and sweet potatoes did not become the staple food of the Chinese people. From 1914 to 1918, the planting area of ​​corn and potatoes (including sweet potatoes, potatoes, and Chinese taro, etc.) Accounted for 7.2% Of the total cultivated land area in the country, and the combined output of the two accounted for approximately 7.67% Of the total grain output. When corn, sweet potato and other South American crops were first introduced, they were mainly planted in hilly and mountainous areas, which had a significant impact on the environment in these areas. The direct impact is that corn is a crop with a thick root system and is planted in mountainous areas with poor soil all year round, resulting in significant soil erosion. The indirect impact is that the introduction of corn and sweet potatoes provided the possibility and food security for the development of mountainous areas. In the early days of mountainous area development, natural vegetation was almost destroyed, and a large amount of vegetation was burned and cut down. Such environmental consequences continue to affect today. Sweet potatoes are really a no-brainer and are perfect for that kind of survival crop. But it is really not suitable to eat. If you eat too much, you will get acid reflux. Potatoes also have the problem of detoxification, and the yield of potatoes that are not detoxified is getting lower and lower. For this matter, please refer to the article "Estimation of American Crop Production Indicators from the Qing Dynasty to the Republic of China" published by Li Xinsheng and Wang Siming ("Qing History Research" Issue 3, 2017, pp. 126-139).

Damn it, you're not a eunuch anymore?

Is Red Star writing? Or QQ group

The author must have watched the TV series "The Romance of the Country" over and over again.

I found this book by chance. As a result, I couldn't stop reading the first few chapters until the chapter where the author stopped. It was also the first time I made money at the starting point. I personally prefer the history of the Ming Dynasty. I like to read this kind of time-travel novel that saves the history of the Ming Dynasty. I have also read several other books about time-traveling to Chongzhen. This is the best one. I like that in the book, not only the emperor is awesome, but other characters are also awesome, such as Zhang Chaozhong. This kind of book that describes group portraits is much better than the kind of book where the main character is awesome and everyone else is SB. I hope the author can keep his word and come back to fill in the gaps after writing the new book. I will keep waiting!