The World Will Always Be Bright

I've been a little busy lately. I've been wanting to write something but don't have time. Suddenly I found that I can't comment on my computer and I have to use my mobile phone. Haha, thank you in advance to the author! Because I really like the history of the Ming Dynasty, I have been looking for books about the late Ming Dynasty. It is really a pity for the history of the late Ming Dynasty. When I read the introduction, I thought it was another book about siding with military generals. Until I read the first chapter, I realized that I had finally found the book about civil servants that I was looking forward to. In fact, as a side note, it was the civil servants who really worked for the country in the late Ming Dynasty. It was the civil servants who wanted to save the Ming Dynasty. Most civil servants in the late Ming Dynasty. There are still people who are strong and strong. There is a saying in novels that travel through the Ming Dynasty. In the early stage, the nobles sided with the nobles, in the middle stage, the civil servants sided, and in the later stage, the generals rebelled against the peasant army. But I personally feel that the people who can really save the Ming Dynasty are the civil servants who hold military power and have their own independent ideas. The author's starting point is very suitable for my taste. Looking further down, the author has tried his best to exaggerate the grand occasion of Nanjing City, which is very suitable to my taste. Most of the novels try their best to exaggerate the tragedy of the late Ming Dynasty, selling wives and daughters, exchanging children for cannibalism, but they don't know how prosperous Jiangnan was in the late Ming Dynasty. The commodity economy in the late Ming Dynasty reached the peak of China's feudal dynasty. The sharp contrast between the north and the south announced the end of the Ming Dynasty. The gap between the rich and the poor was too large and the cards had to be reshuffled. Today I saw that the author has written about recruiting troops to form his own army. I personally think that the situation at the end of the Ming Dynasty was similar to that at the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China. There were internal and external troubles, most of the army did not listen to the propaganda, and warlords were initially formed. I personally think that although there was a developed capitalist commodity economy in the late Ming Dynasty, the agricultural civilization and the rural economic population still accounted for the majority, which was the most important problem that troubled the late Ming Dynasty. The key issue is still the land issue. The author has already mentioned in the previous article that to open up the people's wisdom, it is better to start with building the army. We can imitate the army building method of the Red Army in the early days of the People's Liberation Army of our country, so that the army becomes an army of the new era. At the same time, it joins the scientific and technological line, and also builds various schools for people's livelihood to improve craftsmen. Gradually begin to solve the land issue, unite with the big businessmen of the late Ming Dynasty, and start a new round of revolution.

They were also drunk. Many of these authors who wrote about the late Ming Dynasty had to visit brothels and have affairs with those prostitutes. They were bragging about how those women worried about the country and the people, and they were also drunk when they beautified the prostitution in their own homes. It was simply a wrong outlook on life. I came to see what you wrote about reviving China and revitalizing the Chinese nation, not to see how you solicited prostitution and engaged in ambiguity without thinking.

I don't believe in God, I only believe in quality. The quality of this book is excellent. It is definitely a good book and worth reading.

The supporting characters are well set up, the writing is good, and it is worth recommending.

The male protagonist is still a bit kind, and now the more evil he is, the more interesting he is, but this is okay, it's pretty good. The most important thing is to maintain this writing style.

The seniors are here! In China, we call our classmates this way in Japan! Haven't you ever heard the saying that he who learns without prior knowledge is a teacher?

I check for updates every day. I have constant support and recommendation tickets. Come on.

I finished reading it in one go, it was so exciting and I loved it! It feels more than addictive, faster and faster!

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Awesome, old man 😂 It feels very interesting! Keep up the good work!

Recommendation tickets are ready! All for you

The sense of immersion is very strong! Update it soon

The revolution is more fragrant, and the president or something can create a foundation for eternity. Don't let Washington's preoccupation with the beauty of the past and continue the feudal regime make you tired of it. Capitalism already existed in the late Ming Dynasty, and the interest class existed. Moreover, Huang Zongxi also had the theory of capitalism, but without a revolutionary program and organizational form, he only opposed the emperor. Revolution is absolutely possible. Associations like the Donglin Party are certainly no match for modern political parties that are organized, have ideals, programs and classes.

Keep writing. Very good book. Books written by newcomers are like this, and their popularity gradually accumulates. As long as the quality is excellent, it will become popular

Why did Liu Rushi call the protagonist Qilang? It was so embarrassing to suddenly appear without any introduction.

I am currently writing a very good novel about the late Ming Dynasty. Don't mess with the pace, don't be too fast, and stick to writing a book similar to Ke Shanmeng's. Don't write nonsense articles that won't last long.

I've read dozens of chapters and I think it's well written. Modern people should not be too useless when wearing it. They still need to be given some superpowers, such as training soldiers, making steel, and making guns and cannons. At least there should be some farming technology trees or something. By the end of the Ming Dynasty, there was no way to survive without finding a way to make guns, cannons, and gunpowder. Cold weapons cannot defeat the Jurchens. The protagonist in the past is no different from the people of the Ming Dynasty, except for a little bit of prophet. It seems quite real, but the novel is unattractive.