Rise of 1639

This part of the siege basically plagiarized the contents of the third volume of Yao Xueyin's novel Li Zicheng, "The Attack on the Unsealed Feng".

Don't brag about Chinese martial arts. Just practice and strengthen your body. But don't make it so confusing that people are so good at Chinese martial arts that they allow slaves to destroy the country? When the Ming Dynasty fell, where did those bragging martial arts masters go? Have you traveled abroad?

Grandma is so stupid and has no regard for the actual situation; the chaotic reform of the military system has caused a serious lack of sense of the times, and she becomes very dramatic when she sees the commander. To reform the military system indiscriminately, are you lazy or are you just thinking that the readers are uneducated and don't know the military establishment of the Ming Dynasty? The whole two hundred and fifty is the same. If you look at the late Ming Dynasty novels written by great masters, who has blindly changed the ancient military system? In historical military novels, you don't consider the sense of era background!

Each book basically follows the same tone, talking about a bunch of women and making nonsense! It always looks good at the beginning, but later on the plot develops around women, which is too deliberate and far-fetched. Under the guise of history, it is actually a bloody romance!

I saw that each of the protagonists made a move of 10 taels or 100 taels. It was like using money as money. Has the author ever calculated the military expenses?

I don't really like the heroine Red Lady, she's too pretentious. In fact, apart from stabilizing the morale of the army in the early stage, she didn't help the protagonist at all. She was just a vase. What's her charm? He also said that the protagonist is an arms dealer. Why did he even talk about falling in love? Maybe he forgot how he died in his previous life? Zhou is hundreds of times better than her, at least she can help the protagonist with some things, and her thoughts are much more mature than that of the Red Lady (of course due to her age). Author, don't tell me that you created the character of Red Lady just to fall in love with the protagonist. Although most of the female protagonists in other time-travel novels are just flowerpots, at least they have rich backgrounds. Their fathers are either tech giants or high-ranking officials. I really don't see the charm of a red lady.

I think it's pretty good. Many people think that the demise of the Ming Dynasty was caused by the Donglin Party. But Dong Lin is not the only one who steals the truth. Dong Lin takes the biggest blame. Donglin, the eunuch party, and various other local parties are not good things, they are all pests, and they must be eliminated.

Please write history. The founding of the People's Republic of China was very serious. Please don't make it like a child playing house. It's not a narrative.

Why do people with no literary talent always write some incomprehensible limericks? I really want to laugh when I see it, what kind of mess is this?

It's really disgusting. I thought it was well written before, but then I attacked the Kou Army and the Chinese Revolutionary Army. Isn't it embarrassing for you to come back and take a look?