Strangle the Bright

It's rare to find a novel about rebellion. I've given the author 100 Qidian coins and subscribed to the entire book. I hope the author won't abandon it!

Unlike previous novels set in the late Ming Dynasty, this one doesn't overly emphasize the protagonist's "golden finger" abilities, nor does it excessively depict romantic scenes. The protagonist maintains his original aspirations amidst the chaos of the world and remains intelligent. This book is destined to be a hit. 🤓

The author keeps talking about fighting, but what about your political propaganda? Your ideological construction? Your internal governance? You're constantly at war; aren't you afraid of overeating and not being able to digest it all?

I haven't seen a rebellion novel in a long time. I'll give it a recommendation vote first before reading it.

Finally, a Ming Dynasty novel with sound values! Most Ming Dynasty novels these days don't treat ordinary people like human beings, and some Ming Dynasty enthusiasts even claim to be saving the Ming Dynasty every day!

The idea of ​​rebellion is good; it's about crushing the old and starting over, unlike some authors who, in the late Ming Dynasty, still tried to save, support, salvage, and mold it. I really don't know what they were thinking. 😅

Throughout Chinese history, the North has consistently dominated the South. This book describes the Northern Expedition, but the success rate of the Northern Expedition was extremely low.

Supporting the author! Keep reading! ^0^

The author should stick to writing game novels. Historical novels require more cultural background, accumulation, and literary skill. Even purely historical farming novels need historical context and sound logic. Writing historical novels like game novels, with overly fantastical and arbitrary fabrications, won't work.

It would be much better if the historical setting were the Qing Dynasty!