
The Survival Crisis at the End of the Ming Dynasty
明末之生存危机
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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I see it as the Resident Evil of the late Ming Dynasty! Farewell.
If you have nothing to do, you can just be a breeding pig. Isn't it good to produce batches of piglets every day and let the piglets conquer the world?
😅A modern story wrapped in ancient skin.
There is no trace of history at all. This is not historical literature, this is urban literature.
The author has not yet become successful, but he has started to engage in prostitution. At most, he is Li Zicheng...
This is the most self-righteous protagonist I have ever seen. If you don't kill others, others will die because of you. This is the legendary Heart of Mary.
Modern people can't understand opera, and ancient people can't understand popular songs, and they are old-fashioned and reject them.
In the Ming Dynasty, or in every era of changing dynasties, it is definitely not a matter of youth and national strength. The first thing that time travelers have to change is the issue of food and clothing. This is common sense. It is strange that people who have no food to eat every day and are about to starve to death do not rebel.
On the street: Sun Ming was walking when suddenly someone grabbed him. His eyes widened and his mouth opened wide. He was very surprised. Suddenly! Kneel down and shout: Long live His Majesty the Tang Dynasty! The next day. . . The protagonist dies, and the situation ends. 🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭
I have always disliked Chongzhen, and I have always said that I don't want to be a dog. I think the protagonist in the author's novel is very good at being a dog. In a novel like yours, which has no basic historical perspective, he says he is not a dog, but at the same time he is very good at it. How is this different from the ministers in your novel? It was an irreparable era in the late Ming Dynasty. Instead of re-establishing a new country, we had to be a dog. The more I subscribed to it, the more I watched it and I became more and more angry. Goodbye!