Emperor Chongzhen of the Ming Empire

A good historical book with good writing style and the IQ of the supporting characters is online. Well worth a look.

Three updates a day is too much!

I hope it will be revised later. Eunuchs in the Ming Dynasty were not called slaves. If they were slaves, that was the Qing Dynasty.

All the novels about the late Ming Dynasty fail to understand that without Wei Zhongxian, the emperor would not be able to deal with the Donglin Party. A dominant family in the court would be seeking death.

Chongzhen is tired😄😄😄

Did the time traveler use Yuan Da to cheat? Strength persuades them to retreat. I finally understand why this book is so bleak. Farewell…

He still trusted Lao Yuan so much that he forced himself to wash the floor. 🙏 No matter how we look at the known information, as a big travel boss, why do you believe that he is Zhong instead of Gu? There are so many capable people out there, so why should he have to do it? And at that time, Liaodong had already begun to have big tails that couldn't fall off, okay? Under such circumstances, do you dare to believe what Nian Pingliao said?

If you don't use Yuan Chonghuan, you won't be called Yuan Chonghuan.

Although the Ming troops who participated in the Battle of Saarhu were drawn from various places, they were just short and tall, and could not be considered elites. This was mentioned in the memorials of Yang Hao, Liu Dan and others. Liu Dan even requested that he be allowed to retrain a new army of 20,000 people to join the war again! The Ming Dynasty at that time was rotten in all aspects, and the army was fundamentally rotten. There were no elites at all! The author obviously did not consult historical data. He was completely clever and made things up randomly. It is exactly the same as the series of clever little actions of the protagonist at the beginning of the book! The Ming army had firearms, but they were outdated and had no advantage against the Houjin; neither did their weapons or armor. In the Battle of Sarhu, the only advantage of the Ming army was that it had more people than Houjin.

This writing is really good. I want to read more about brainless and cool writing.

The protagonist is on drugs and feels a little self-conscious

1. He boldly reused the controversial Yuan Chonghuan in history without observing him for a while, even trusting him more than Chongzhen in history. The author also subjectively thinks that Yuan Chonghuan is too lofty. For example, Yuan Chonghuan gave up his status as a civil servant without hesitation. It can be said that no civil servant in that era could be so open-minded. Changing the social concept of the time when the nobles were noble and the military was low was by no means an overnight success! 2. Shi Kefa was beautified by history books. Although he was a loyal minister, his ability was very poor and he could not be reused. As a result, the protagonist wanted to find him when he was a child, promote him and reuse him! There is also He Tengjiao, who is also beautified by history books. He is an expert in internal fighting who is neither loyal to the Ming Dynasty nor has much ability. The protagonist actually plans to promote him... 3. Every move of the protagonist is irrational and is completely taken for granted by the author. For example, a series of small actions at the beginning. If Chongzhen in history had done what the protagonist did, then the throne that could have been obtained easily would have flown away like a cooked duck, and his life would have been lost! The protagonist's IQ is still bragging and comparing himself to his father and mother again and again. It's really funny!

At that time, I would rather trust Zheng Zhilong than Lao Yuan, a big liar and big mountain cannon.

I'm afraid he's not a retarded person. I believe that this is the first time I've met Yuan Chonghuan, the emperor in the fifth year of Ping Liao. Yuan Chonghuan himself said privately that he made the emperor happy in the fifth year of Ping Liao. Vocabulary created by the author. "Yuan Chonghuan had great military exploits. I bought a watch last year.

Zheng Zhilong can be asked to buy grain from Southeast Asia and send it to Tianjin. Grain in Southeast Asia is cheap.

There is so much plain text, but what a novice writes is poisonous... Farewell

In the early stage, I knew that Yuan Chonghuan would cause trouble and asked Yuan Chonghuan to go to Liaodong to become the capital division. This was okay. I could understand it a little in the early stage. Later, I knew that Yang He would lose, and let Yang He continue to quell the chaos in Shaanxi. Moreover, Jinyiweihua spent a lot of money to establish an intelligence system, but there are The information was not given to Yang He, which resulted in the complete desolation of more than 200,000 troops. ď ď ď ď In the end, he knew that the vassal king would rebel and asked the vassal king to recruit troops to quell the rebellion in Shaanxi. In the end, even if the vassal king succeeded in quelling the rebellion, he started to rebel again but failed. Wouldn't people die? Don't you feel bad when hundreds of thousands of people die? . . . . . . . . What is the most lacking thing in knowing that the West has opened up the deadly land? Do you know the Ming Dynasty novel about the Dog Emperor? What is missing most if you want to open up overseas? When the West opened up colonies, people wanted to break one person into two. ď ď ď That book knew that Yang He would fail to quell the rebellion, but he didn't change it. Others also reminded the rebels whether the intelligence should be given to Yang He, but he just didn't. Here, he also said that there was no one available. Hong Chengchou was the deputy general under Yang He. More than 200,000 troops were killed and only 40,000 were left. Only then did Yang He step down and let Hong Laogou take over the tens of thousands of troops. ď ď ď ď ď It's really funny

During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, cavalry was not necessarily strong, because the Ming Dynasty did not lack cavalry. It is mainly a competition of tactics, equipment, military discipline, and morale! Why couldn't the Meng Yuan cavalry defeat the Ming Dynasty with so many cavalry? It was because half of the Ming Dynasty's troops used firearms, and the Meng Yuan cavalry did not have heavy armor protection, so they could hit every one accurately! The main reason why Houjin could not win in field battles was that Houjin was a mounted heavy infantry, and Houjin's artillery was stronger than that of the Ming army. When attacking, there were shield vehicles (the same thing as bulletproof vehicles) in the front row to protect the attacking soldiers. The soldiers also wore three layers of heavy armor (bulletproof vests). Once the combat firearms were ineffective, they would just use them to beat people like fire sticks. You would not lose unfairly!

What are the ancestral precepts of the Ming Dynasty? I am ignorant and have only heard the ancestral teachings of Emperor Ming