Back to the End of the Ming Dynasty with a Warehouse

In the Ming Dynasty, he became king and hegemony and robbed princesses, went to brothels and robbed the Eight Beauties of Qinhuai, fought against the Qing Dynasty and robbed the Orchid Pearl, launched warships to bombard Zheng Zhilong and rob pirates, and then robbed Japan, etc. 😁

This is the stupidest book I have ever read. The protagonist is not a college student and does not understand history. He is an uneducated person from a remote mountain village. The people he encounters are idiots and brainless people who give away cement and glass. It is so fun. Just like Jack Ma now, he goes out to set up street stalls and work as a coolie. Why, for money, what do you, the protagonist, need money for, recruit soldiers and buy weapons? You have modern weapons and warehouses as far as the eye can see. Find a few good people as a team, give them guns, grab money, recruit ordinary people to use cold weapons, and then grab money, food and territory.

Why is it that in the book about the Ming dynasty, the main characters do not take over the Ming Dynasty and establish themselves as emperors? In other dynasties, they also replace it and establish themselves as emperors! But I have never seen a book about the Ming Dynasty in which he established himself as emperor! All of them are ministers of Ming Dynasty! Does the history of the Ming Dynasty have any special significance?

Build a building to correct mistakes. If you, the readers, see typos, unclear sentences, or wrong pronouns while reading, please point them out. Lao Sha is here to thank you all 😁😁😁

It felt okay, although the plot was a bit cliche. Come on, author, if you persist, you will definitely gain something.

The pig's feet alone are worth a monthly pass to destroy these pig's tails. The greatest harm caused by the Manchu Qing Dynasty was to imprison civilization. In order to rule and oppose the progress of civilization, they established a literary prison. This is the most vicious and harmful thing.

Brothers who retreated within Chapter 10, please raise your hands.

Many authors of novels about the late Ming Dynasty do not know why the late Ming Dynasty died, or they deliberately erase the natural disaster of the Little Glacier. This is the case in this book. Why were there so many uprisings in the late Ming Dynasty? The drought and natural disasters that lasted for more than ten years in the north were the main reason, and official corruption was the secondary reason. Officials in the south were also corrupt, but there were no peasant uprisings. It is not that attacking the local tyrants and dividing their fields will solve the problem of food for everyone. The drought problem in the north will not be solved unless the dividing of fields is solved.

What the author wrote in Chapter 53, about commanding new soldiers to kill prisoners, does not agree with my three views, so I take my leave. The old warlord style of killing prisoners at will is not a new civilized army. If the bandits are caught, they will be killed directly without interrogation. Or should we praise them as true men? Is this really better? Aren't you afraid that the recruits will be psychologically distorted? The new recruits brought out to cause trouble are also good players. After all, a young man in the 21st century has received a socialist education. If you go to ancient times, you are not expected to be able to change society immediately. At least you can stick to your true intentions. Soldiers only need to know why they are fighting. How many new recruits do the volunteers have? Why do they dare to fight the US military? It relies on strong faith and will, not murderous means. Soldiers with faith not only dare to kill the enemy, but also dare to sacrifice! This kind of army is the real people's army that cannot be defeated or defeated!

After reading a few chapters, I felt that the main character was too idiotic. Not to mention how much more than five thousand taels of silver weigh, the protagonist is able to go shopping with it, and still says in front of others that I have too much money to spend. How much of an idiot does the protagonist have to be to do this?