Transmigrating to 1618: The Ming Dynasty's Duke Who Guards the Nation

It is a fact that there were no generals in the late Ming Dynasty. During the period of Emperor Wanli, the Ming Dynasty trained some famous generals, such as Qi Jiguang and Li Chengliang, but after that there were no good generals. The reasons are... First, when these generals appeared, it was when Zhang Juzheng was in power. Zhang Juzheng alone subdued everyone in the court. Even if there were dissatisfied officials, they could not be affected by it. When Zhang Juzheng was in power, his family was the only one. Secondly, whether it is fighting the Japanese or the northern Tatars, the leading generals are not affected by civilian officials at this time. They only need to answer to Zhang Juzheng, the chief and assistant, and have independent command and combat authority. Third, these generals who commanded the army were all military generals, not the later Kedao Yanguan. … Xiong Tingbi doesn't talk about it. Yuan Chonghuan followed Sun Chengzong's policies. In essence, Yuan Chonghuan was just Sun Chengzong's shadow. In other words, whether there were famous generals in the late Ming Dynasty was essentially Sun Chengzong's approval or disapproval. I think Sun Chengzong does not meet the characteristics of a famous general. First, he still implemented the policy of defending first and then attacking, gradually advancing northward with military fortresses. This would face several problems. 1. Whether Ming's finances could support his huge plan, which was extremely consuming of financial resources. 2. There is an old saying that "if you defend for a long time, you will lose." The specific reason is that defense is a passive party. If you defend for a long time, it will cause great damage to your own morale. The fear of the enemy will become more and more timid. In the end, it is likely that a problem in one link will cause the entire situation to get out of control. 3. Advance the strategy step by step, just like the Long Snake Formation. After the enemy shrinks back, attack the seven inches of the Long Snake Formation and cut it off directly. Due to long-term defense and insufficient field combat capabilities, once the back road is blocked, the front fortress will be surrounded. After panic, it is likely to be completely destroyed, destroying all efforts. 4. The success of the gradual advancement strategy in Liaodong was based on the assumption that the Tatar tribes on the west side fully cooperated with the Ming army and resisted Nurhaci tenaciously. If the Tatars did not cooperate, they could completely bypass Shanhaiguan and enter Beijing. However, the Ming army in a passive defensive state could not scare the Tatars. Without fear, it would be impossible to cooperate with the Ming army. … From these points, Sun Chengzong's strategy itself was not enough to save the crisis. … And Sun Chengzong himself does not have the potential to be a famous general. I think the reasons are: first, there are big problems with the strategy itself. The reasons have been mentioned above. Secondly, there is the issue of Sun Chengzong's attitude towards Wei Zhongxian. When Wei Zhongxian was dissatisfied with the Donglin Party and took action, Sun Chengzong quit. His attitude determines everything. His attitude is not in line with the perseverance and perseverance of the famous general himself. Third, a qualified commander not only has good military qualities, but also has a high political vision. The most difficult thing for the Ming Dynasty at this time was lack of money, and internal emptiness was the key. Although Wei Zhongxian had many shortcomings, Wei Zhongxian was like Zhang Juzheng, while Sun Chengzong was not Qi Shuai, and did not have Qi Shuai's political vision.

Daming has too many pig teammates! The emperor was fooled

I found out that the book written by this author actually has a useless protagonist.

Your introduction has persuaded you to quit...

Raising a son for the emperor, he is still the eldest son. Haha, as a male reader, I really can't stand this poison. Female readers probably won't read your book either, and I'll never see you again.

Is this pig's foot a lunatic?

Chapter 38, I really don't like to leave the scene so sadly, but the plot is like this. Some people said that the army should not disperse its forces and should merge into one. In fact, this is wrong. The terrain determines that this approach is just wishful thinking. The next thing is what happened in the capital, and Liu Weimin will thoroughly analyze the Battle of Sarhu in the capital to prove everything. I am very grateful to the friends who have always been with me. Being with you is my greatest happiness. I am afraid that I fail to satisfy my friends and live up to their support. Thanks again!

Map of the Ming Dynasty, please improve it

I keep seeing the enemy being a female leader and staying behind. I feel like vomiting when I watch this plot.

It was poisoned from the beginning. Even when death is imminent, he still cherishes his beauty. What era was this written in?