Invincible Zhengde

Since it's a new book, it should be updated with tens of thousands of words a day.

Good, the sentences are fluent and the logic is clear.

To threaten the interests of the salt merchants, the emperor actually had his ten-year-old son raise a banner to resist the tyranny of the gentry in the southeast. What kind of operation is this?!

Personally, I feel that Emperor Zhengde was killed by those Confucian scholars. Think about it, an emperor who is always surrounded by people, yet he falls into the water and no one cares. This is very abnormal and clearly indicates that he was murdered. Moreover, I feel that many emperors in the Ming Dynasty were murdered, like Emperor Jiajing.

Once it's published, stop padding the word count. During the mid-Ming Dynasty, China's national strength was basically the strongest in the world. The scope must be broad. There were three major campaigns during the Wanli era, so avoid extensive descriptions of intrigue and internal strife. Actually, the book title could be changed. It has a bit of a light novel feel to it. Don't be too toxic, I'll subscribe to the whole thing later to support you.

Too many small mistakes lead to big mistakes. What causes big mistakes? Pay attention and don't just think about making money.

After about ten chapters of this book, I couldn't stand it anymore. Historical novels are most taboo with common sense errors and impracticality. The first few chapters are all taken up, and a ten-year-old can hold an 80-pound mace in one hand! Too poisonous

The protagonist can reorganize the Ming Dynasty army into the Imperial Guard, the Border Guard, and the Garrison Army. He recognizes all the land occupied by the officers of the garrison, but they all have to pay taxes. After training, the officers of the garrison are appointed as garrison officers of prefectures, county lieutenants, and township inspectors.

Advantages: Good writing style The downside is that it's written in plain language and basically lacks any historical research. Attempting to cooperate with the landlord class? Trying to gain prestige? That's basically toxic. The Ming Dynasty fell because the landlord class, with its growing economic power, sought political power, ultimately destroying the Ming Dynasty both politically and…

Experts, is this book another one about invincible muskets? Or perhaps even a ridiculous feat of using a musket as a modern firearm? The firearms age began to emerge in the 12th century and lasted until 1850. It only ended in 1860 when it was invented and used in Prussia. The era of muskets officially ushered in the modern era of firearms.