Ming Dynasty Bandit

The Ming Dynasty had a lot of backbone. Starting from Zhengde's father, he gave up many frontiers. Malacca also withdrew those ministers at that time and boasted that they became famous ministers. By the Wanli year, even Nuer Gansi was abandoned. It means that there was no treaty to sign at that time, otherwise it would be no different from the Manchu Qing Dynasty, so the emperor would be more tough! Even if you were captured, broke through the city, and died, you wouldn't give in.

Hold on to your broken bones! Don't worry about those anti-fans. I've read a lot of novels that travel to the late Ming Dynasty. Some are directly reborn as Chongzhen, some are reborn as princes, and many others rise up in local areas. I'm tired of reading them all. But what you wrote about the development from Shanxi to the grassland is definitely the best and most reasonable way of writing this kind of development. If it is unfinished, it will be a pity in the novels of the late Ming Dynasty.

Chapter 1: Death from poison, with an awesome older brother. The protagonist is treated as a loser and bullied every day. Otherwise, don't write about this relationship. After reading the comments, Chapter 1000 has no women.

Unlike some authors who write completely out of touch with reality.

Some suggestions 1. The plot is too procrastinating. Newbies who like to read historical novels will give it a 55 break. Xiaobai likes to watch you F2A, push it in a wave, don't talk to me about managing people's hearts, I am a war madman and fight from beginning to end. Lao Bai likes to watch farming. This field uses fertilizer, and 10 tons becomes 15 tons; that field uses new farming technology, and 15 tons becomes 30 tons; the labor force overflows into the city to work, and workshops and businesses rise; education reform, military reform, political reform, etc. As for fighting or something like that, old whites all know that productivity is not at the same level. How can Feilongqi face lose? Not everyone is Huang Xudong. It's okay if you don't write about the war, but you can adjust the seasoning if you write about it. 2. I know that the author wants to show the feeling of trees growing up in ten years and people growing up in a hundred years. The problem is that you are writing a novel. You can turn on the acceleration function in the novel. You can just say "5 years and 10 years later" and it will speed up. There is no need to force it through. 3. Too many repetitive routines are used, and now I can recite all the combat routines by heart. The tiger-character flag is coming - the official wants money - the official and the landlord are scheming - the tiger-character flag is besieging the city - the official continues to fight - the tiger-character flag is attacking the city - the official is scared - the city is broken This routine is interesting once, but after 23,456 times, I get tired of it. It is recommended to replace it with a new one. If not, it is recommended to pass it by.

It's rare to see a 1000-chapter novel without a heroine. It's not that there is no heroine, but there is no woman in 1000 chapters, which is amazing 🙂. Moreover, this is a historical novel, and it is already the overlord of one side, and it doesn't even consider future generations 😁.

Great book, so exciting. It has no female protagonist. Is this right? What kind of woman do you want? In the future, after the male protagonist becomes the emperor, he will marry a man to be the queen. As for the heir, just go outside and pick up a commoner's son to be the prince. Homosexuality is king. What kind of woman do you want?

I originally came in to read the comments before deciding whether to read it or not. I didn't expect it to be a novel without a heroine. I was really surprised. It's really hard to find novels without a heroine nowadays. There are too few books like The Pursuit of the Ming Dynasty. I'm really tired of the stallion harem. No matter how well written it is, this is the only novel without a heroine that I have collected!

I can't bear it anymore and really want to abandon the book. I still want to say a few words before leaving. What an adult, what kind of excerpts, don't you know they are from the Qing Dynasty? Also, are you, a Ming man and a Jin man, really good? You can call them Jiannu, Dazi, slaves and thieves. They call themselves Dajin, Dajin Warriors, and Eight Banners Warriors.

This is the best novel of the late Ming Dynasty, bar none. Experts are among the people. Without the Internet, I wouldn't have known that there are authors with such clear ideas. Come on!