
The Turbulent Southern Ming
南明汹涌
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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The emotional drama of this book is really hard to describe. Author, if you want to make more money, you can go to the female channel next door and try it. After all, such a "twisting and tactful" emotional route is poisonous to us "straight men". If you can add a few supporting male characters to interact with these women and entangle them from all sides... To be honest, the subscription rate and rewards of female fans of female channels are very high and stable. After all, the best money-making target in the world is women, followed by children.
Author, are you portraying the protagonist as helping the Ming Dynasty? Still prospering Nanming? Hahaha, do you want to laugh me to death? Is there any way to save the Ming Dynasty after it rots like that? By the Chongzhen period of the Ming Dynasty, there was no hope of salvation. If there is still hope for Tianqi, Wei Zhongxian is here after all, and he can be used to suppress the Donglin Party. But by the time Chongzhen came, it was already hopeless. In the first year after Chongzhen came to power, the Donglin Party deceived Wei Zhongxian into killing him. The Donglin Party is the dominant party, and Chongzhen's decrees cannot leave Beijing at all. They are all a group of rotten scholars and rotten people who work hard and work against each other. There are also Shanxi merchants who sell guns, iron, salt, and all kinds of supplies for wild boar skins. It can be said that the wild boar skins are all raised by Shanxi merchants. A group of maritime merchants in Fujian controlled sea power. Common people who wanted to go to sea could not go out without their consent. The government and merchants in Fujian were very serious about each other. There are also Shaanxi, Shandong, Liaodong, Zhejiang, Jiangsu, Shanxi, Guangdong, Guangxi, Yunnan and other places. Which of these areas is not already ruined? And the clan system was very strict at that time! There is no such thing as a village chief, only the clan elder, and the clan chief has much more power in the group than the current village chief. Any mistakes made by the people in the village are all judged by the clan chief. The patriarch wanted to execute him with just one sentence. You actually thought there would be salvation in the Ming Dynasty? Why don't Nan Ming return it? The Ming Dynasty at that time was already dead and there was no hope of saving it, you know? Only by establishing a new dynasty, cultivating its own talents, and establishing new systems, new rules, and new laws can it be reborn. At that time, science and technology were already the main focus. Schools had to be built across the country to train talents. The imperial examination system could be thrown into the garbage heap. Subject-specific examinations had to be used. What kind of people were needed in each department, let those who were good at that exam take the exam. That's all. There is no need to write this book. There is no hope for this book. Let's start a new book! Save Nanming! Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha! Your idea is really unique!
I'm leaving first. The protagonist is still an old bachelor at the age of thirty. In ancient times, forty was an old man. There are a lot of people who died in their thirties. What you wrote is too dissuasive.
Historical literature is useless without women!
The author keeps saying that he wants to be truthful. But more than 100 W words in the main text have passed. The protagonist is 30 years old, Nanjing has been liberated, and he has never even slept with a woman, let alone married a wife and had children. Unless there is something wrong with the protagonist, is this close to ancient reality? Even if Li Zicheng is not good enough, he still has a wife. What you write like this is a failure no matter which angle you look at it. 1. People who want to read refreshing articles are not happy because they cannot wake up to hold the power of the world and lie drunk in the lap of a beautiful woman. Let's not talk about your previous cuckold plot. After that, Beishang didn't even have sex with a woman. 2. People who want to be close to reality and seek logic disagree. In ancient times, 30-year-olds didn't even have a wife or concubine. Even if other historical works do not focus on women, they will also write about the plot of marrying wives and taking concubines. "Late Ming" also writes about Chen Xin marrying wives and taking concubines.
If you read this book carefully, you will find that the author's writing is getting better and better, and the author's analysis of many historical details is very accurate. This is my first time writing a book, so the outline may be a bit messy, and the emotional drama is introduced a little early, which is a bit toxic, but the poisonous points gradually fade away 🤭. The golden finger is not very open. The author probably wants to write it closer to history. I didn't want to read it at first, but the more I read, the author's writing gets better and better, and the ideas become clearer and clearer. The progress is rapid, and the burning points are gradually increasing. It is still quite passionate. Especially the four monks introduced before Shunzhi's death. They killed people first and killed their hearts. In the end, dozens of big-headed soldiers divided Xiao Shunzi among the rewards. . . He's a Werewolf 😅😅😅 I suddenly discovered that the time-travel novel of Goldfinger is actually quite good 😁😁. Every time I saw the author's analysis of history, I read it word for word. The historical pattern from ancient times to the present is really good.
Toxic Bar has been developing as a pirate for twelve years. No one has defected to the pirates, so the accumulation of shipbuilding has been abandoned? Originally, the protagonist is the teacher, who is the most convenient and far-sighted in the cultivation of various talents. If no one joins, it negates everything. The writing is poisonous.
At the beginning, there were large armies participating in the Northern Expedition. There was no sense of immersion at all. Without reading the comments, I didn't even know who the protagonist was. The idea was good, but leaving out the starting stage, there was no sense of immersion at all.
The internal fighting in the Southern Ming Dynasty can be regarded as a peak in history If two generals start a civil war, it may be that they or one of them has personal ethics problems. But if everyone is fighting a civil war, there must be something wrong with the environment. There are many records of Zhongzhen Camp being attacked by other Ming armies, and there are also many records of them taking the initiative to fight against strong men from various places. Needless to mention Hao Yaoqi, a little expert in internal strife. The first step for Xiying to leave Yunnan is to attack the Ming army in Guizhou and southern Sichuan. Zheng Chenggong doesn't care whether you are Ming or Qing, and he will grab food if you have it. The Ming soldiers in Zhoushan were all beaten to a pulp. Wang Xing's first step before resisting the Qing Dynasty in Wen Village was to wipe out the Chen family of the local gentry. First of all, you don't know whether your friendly troops are humans or ghosts. Many people pretended to surrender to the Qing army or even formally surrendered, and then came back anyway. People who have no record of surrender, how can they know that they will not surrender in the future. There were powerful gentry in various places. Some of them had their heads shaved but still supported the Ming army, and some of them had not shaved their heads but were in secret communication with the Qing Dynasty. Until the day of death, it is impossible to tell who is a hero and who is a traitor. Every army that survived to the late Southern Ming Dynasty had the understanding that "friendly troops are stronger than tigers". If they had not been guarding friendly troops like thieves, they would have been picked off by the Ming troops who surrendered to the Qing Dynasty to take credit. How could they have survived this time. If the defense is slightly relaxed, this will be Yang Zhan's end. In this environment where there is no mutual trust at all, everyone is highly nervous and it is naturally very easy to conflict. Secondly, there is the issue of supply. The most typical example is the Ming army in Zhoushan. Generals from various families were killing each other, and a large number of people continued to come ashore to surrender. Those who can retreat to Zhoushan still have some moral integrity. But integrity cannot be eaten, and patriotism cannot withstand hunger. Zhoushan lacks arable land, and it is impossible to feed so many troops with fishing. There are not even enough houses, and many troops can only live on boats. And the ship has a lifespan. What if the ship breaks down in a few years? Therefore, the Ming army in Zhoushan often landed on the beach to plunder, causing many people to become hostile to them. The Zheng army, which also used the island as its base, also had the same problem. Before Zheng Chenggong attacked Hao Shangjiu, there was also a serious food shortage problem. When food is scarce, military discipline is also difficult to control. No matter how moral the commander is, under the conditions at the time, he cannot stop hungry soldiers from looting. People in the interior are also having a hard time. Although Hao Yaoqihuo and Chen Youlong had Tengjiao's instructions, the main reason was that he could not raise much food and salary in Liuzhou at that time. Conflicts between Hao Yaoqi, Jiao Lian, and the Yunnan Army continued in the Guilin area. The root of the problem was still the competition for the source of salary. Cao Zhijian was entrenched in the Daozhou area and used local grain to feed his army. When the Qing army came, he fought to death, and when the Ming army came, he also fought to death. Because whether the Qing army occupied Daozhou or the Ming army occupied Daozhou, his brothers would have nothing to eat. After Hunan was lost, a large number of Hunan Ming troops withdrew into Guangxi. This problem became even more serious. During the Chongzhen period, the tens of thousands of troops in the Zhongzhen camp could only be supported by all the money and food of Guangxi province. Now they have to share the money and food of Guangxi with a large number of Ming troops such as Qu Shichen and Chen Bangfu, which is simply not enough to eat, so the conflict between them and Chen Bangfu is inevitable. Du Yonghe of Guangdong faced the Qing army's heavy pressure on the territory, but he did not allow the Zhongzhen Battalion to come to Guangdong, because for him, if the Qing army defeated the Zhongzhen Battalion, then his territory would be gratifying. Therefore, he would rather fight the Qing army alone. If he wins, Guangdong will still be his territory. If he loses, Shang Kexi will give him a more generous surrender condition in order to continue to fight. From an overall point of view, a civil war is naturally detrimental to the country, but from the standpoint of these generals themselves and even the military groups they represent, they are really the best solutions based on the intelligence available at the time. Finally, it also involves the solution to this problem. The only way is to have a strong central army that can subdue all warlords, eliminate redundant soldiers and generals, and uniformly distribute food and wages so that the territory no longer becomes the private property of the warlords. Only in this way can internal strife be stopped. Then the question arises. If the warlords are not defeated, how can we take back the military and financial power in their hands? To stop internal strife, we must first initiate internal strife. However, if internal strife is launched, it may not necessarily be won, and it may not be able to stop the internal strife... Thus, an endless cycle is born. To stop internal strife, we need to unify power. To unify power, we need territory with money and food. If we want territory with money and food, we have to use force to rob it. Since we have used force to rob it, the generals who can survive to this moment are not easy to mess with. They must fight back, so a larger-scale internal strife breaks out... Only one force has an overwhelming absolute advantage to stop the internal strife, but even the most promising Xiying has not reached this level.
In fact, this type of novel, I like to read about a small soldier in the frontier army at the end of the Ming Dynasty, he is very passionate, but in the end he did not become emperor and became a licking dog, so he was blocked. Then I read The Emperor of the Valley. Holy shit, this book is just right for my appetite. He becomes emperor in three chapters. The key point is that it makes people want to keep reading. This is amazing.
Just finished reading the free chapter. A few feelings. For many people, this book is actually not good to read, but for those who are tired of reading novels, especially those who can calm down and want to read something, it is worth reading! I say it's not good, because from the perspective of people who like to read cool articles, this article is "rough and hard", especially because it doesn't have the beautiful women in the clouds that some people like... I feel unsatisfied in life, haha~ To say it's worth reading is just an analogy. In the early stages of WD, countless people sacrificed, made countless mistakes, and failed countless times, but with a firm goal, they finally achieved great success. Those who took part in it and finally survived victoriously felt heartbroken when recalling the past. . . For outsiders and future generations, looking at the details of those old events, it was stumbling, confused, and embarrassing. If it weren't for knowing the final ending, I would simply not be able to sit down... That's what this book is. . . The reality is often like this: the result is beautiful and joyful, but the real process is "bitter and tearful". There are no quiet years, and some are just groping in fear, even sleepless nights, and unable to look back... The style of this book is worth maintaining!