The Most Ruthless Person in Nanming

The theme in the early stage is refreshing, and it's my first time to get into it. Unfortunately, the updates are not strong enough, so I think it's unpleasant to watch. The update is OK now, I hope it can stabilize you in the future. Let's talk about the content. Occupying Chongqing feels a bit too simple and cheating. I feel that there are some problems with the subsequent layout. Nanming needs population, food, grass and time to develop technology and restore its strength. At the same time, it is also necessary to constantly expand strength through combat. The interior part can be written, but it still doesn't feel good to directly go to Prussia for military training (personal feeling). As for the subsequent grand strategy, I feel that we must first defend Chongqing and Kunming, and then let Zheng Chenggong do something there to threaten Nanjing, and then it will be difficult for the Qing troops to take care of the head and tail, so as to draw chestnuts from the fire. The specific feeling can be a fraud or something. Wen Anzhi can forcibly extend his life. It will not be a problem to live to 80 years old. Yan Song can do it, and so can Wen Anzhi. This way the rear will be more appropriate. The army still needs to be reorganized to facilitate unified command and so on, and for readers to understand. You can divide them by place or by the original camp. Then get more hot weapons, and climb the technology tree to overwhelm the Qing Dynasty. Their strength cannot be matched by technology.

Come in and take a look. The book is very good, but the protagonist's personality is not distinctive enough and the content is not rich enough. Did the Ming Dynasty fail because of war? No, at least war only accounted for part of it. The biggest problem should be the emperor's quality, which is the main problem. The Ming Dynasty was the most lenient dynasty for businessmen, people, and literati. But it was also the dynasty with the most surrenderers and traitors. Why is that? I feel it was caused by the emperor's lack of majesty and the ministers' lack of respect for the emperor. Therefore, civilization construction is the most important. Rules are the basis for the development and growth of an organization. So after saying so much, I just want to suggest that the author can expand more. Otherwise, if you just fight, win or lose, your depth will not be enough. It's not just a cool article. Otherwise, you can just follow the Shuangwen route. After all, Shuangwen still has a large audience. Otherwise, it will look more uncomfortable if it is not written well and if you are happy or unhappy (;_;). Unclear audience is the biggest reason why writing fails. Of course, it's all family talk. If you think it makes sense, take a look. If it really makes no sense, just skip it. If you don't want to spray it,be gentle!

The book is good, but I saw that you also said that there are not many subscription recommendations. I think the recent chapters are too slow. I also know that the article needs to be foreshadowed, but there is too much foreshadowing in the front, and many chapters are simply too low in word count. I think most people will find it boring to cancel the subscription, or not give recommendation votes. They still hope that the pace will be tight and capture the readers' appetite first.

Many people do not fully understand the word slaughter. Do they know about a slaughterhouse? You can imagine that scene, even more bloody. Note that this was hundreds of years ago, not the current fifty-six ethnic groups. It is clear that the position is right, and I am not exaggerating. But China cannot be enslaved by a barbaric race! The most annoying thing is that there are still some directors who have been cleansed! Are braids pretty? A dynasty that has never stopped rebelling from its founding to its destruction, and will pay compensation no matter how far away it is! I have to admit that Qing's luck is really good!

Nan Ming said to be honest, there is a chance. But this is definitely not what the author wrote. The Eight Banners Army was a symbol of invincibility in that era, similar to the Mongolian Empire and Genghis Khan's Western Expeditions. This is the highlight moment of the Manchu people. It is affected by the era, characters, systems, technology, national conditions, and many factors. The author's writing is average, mainly because he wins too casually and does not take the military power of the Eight Banners Army seriously at all. Emperor Kangxi's title of "Eternal Emperor" was not something he boasted about, but was forcibly earned by the Eight Banners Army. Ping three times, take over Taiwan, fight against Tsarist Russia, defeat Eastern Europe, and conquer Mongolia. In a barren land like Yunnan, Guizhou, and Sichuan, it would be extremely difficult to defeat Wu Sangui's Guan Ning cavalry in the early stage, even if they could win. At the very least, they would suffer heavy damage, and it would never be so easy. The same sentence. The stronger the opponent, the harder it is to fight. If you win, you will nb The opponents are all the same as Zhu Tou San. It is better to just recapture Beijing in the first chapter, become emperor in the second chapter, and become the leader of the earth in the third chapter. Don't be poisoned by the anti-Japanese drama.

Ethnic minorities have no scruples in killing people. Win and dominate the world. Harmful to the common people. If you lose, you can just call yourself a vassal and still enjoy high treatment. If you don't do this kind of thing, you will get nothing. The nation that only knows how to repay grievances with kindness but does not know how to repay grievances directly is the saddest.

More than 2,000 Eight Banners were killed in the First World War. I, Daqing, only have ten thousand people in total, and I control hundreds of millions of people. This is unique throughout the ages, and even novels dare not write about it like this. Relying on the myth of invincibility, as well as various fortunes, the advantages happened to come together, and this kind of excellent opportunity through the ages, we achieved such a great achievement. It itself is very imaginary, and more about using power. A big failure may lead to collapse.

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I found that the protagonist has been fighting all the time, with endless food and endless people to die. It is just like some novels. Anyway, you win in various battles, and then send troops to conquer the world thousands of miles away. If you really ask how the army and logistics are obtained, that is, these novels are transported by portals or various trains and trucks in modern society, hahaha, and then colonize the world in various ways.

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Such exaggerated hooks in historical novels can only be fun for a while. Brainless speculation, strategy and wits can always attract attention, so the historical hooks will basically collapse in the mid-term.

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Can a single cook drug an 80,000-strong army? Can all the troops and civilians in Kunming, plus supplies and food, be evacuated in two days?

I found that those fans and boasters are very awesome. They used to say that it was Kangxi who defeated Junggar and regained the Western Regions, and now they say that it was Qianlong who defeated Junggar and regained the Western Regions. History can be changed at will, which is really amazing👍🏻.

The author somewhat ignored the contradictions at that time. When the Ming Dynasty fell, most of the people did not resist, but they resisted when they shaved their hair and changed clothes. Almost every family had a blood feud with Da Zi. But during the Yongli period, the new generation of Han people had become somewhat accustomed to the money rat tail. Only the older generation still remembered the Han family's clothes and blood feud. What they are protecting is not the Ming Dynasty. The protagonist does not give the older generation hope from a propaganda perspective, the hope of restoring their ancestral clothes and revenge. If these older generations die, the following generations will completely forget about it. As recorded in North Korea, in the early days, I shed tears when I saw the clothes, but later I was just sad, and then I laughed, why did I wear a costume? He writes more about war, but less about propaganda. The liquidation of Erdazi is another version of the Agrarian Revolution.

I just saw this book. It has a good beginning, but after reading the subscription, it is full of poisonous points. Wu Sangui defeated and attacked Yunnan and then another 100,000 people came out? One cook drugged 100,000 people? How much measurement do you need? And does he cook for 100,000 people by himself? One hundred thousand people all have diarrhea and they run away? This is no longer a stupid move but a lack of brains. Shi Lang's poisonous plan is even more nonsense. There can be setbacks, but it must be reasonable. How can people see his relatives on the battlefield with tens of thousands of people? Movie curtain? Xiang Yu threatens Liu Bang and talks to the coach in front of the battle. When the army moves, will you shout with your voice and let others hear it? It's even more ridiculous to surrender to the enemy. Shi Lang killed his whole family and didn't he hate Shi Lang and Zheng Chenggong? ? While massacring Zhoushan Island, it happened that the Qing army kept Iron Man's family behind despite such strict orders and prohibitions? Do you all compete with photos? ? I can only say that my level is limited and I can't appreciate masterpieces. I'll say goodbye.

This book is so dry that it will be killed at every turn. Moreover, there were always an army of 100,000, and all ten rooms were empty. Were there so many people in the early Qing Dynasty? The plot makes no sense at all

I suggest the author to take a good look at Han'er Not a Slave and Fourteen Years of Yongli, which are novels that start in the late Southern Ming Dynasty. They deal with hot and cold weapons very well in these novels. They have the same main theme of war, but the motivation of readers to pursue it is indeed better than the general novels about invincible flintlock guns and technological crushing at the beginning. {"NickName":"One Sleeve Qiankun 1","UserId":219427396}

Every time I see this period of history in the late Ming Dynasty, I feel inexplicably uncomfortable.

It's not easy to write Ming Dynasty literature! It is really difficult to describe a hot and bloody scene and render it in an environment with hot and cold weapons. I really miss the iron-blooded conquests of the late Ming Dynasty in the past, which had a strong sense of substitution. The current late Ming Dynasty literature may have been fixed by the theory of the invincibility of flintlock guns, resulting in no sense of immersion as before. Of course, if the firearms of the Ming Dynasty's black technology system are reasonably improved, the Ming Dynasty can reach another peak.

Hurry up and put it on the shelves, I will order all of them! I have a small request. When the world is pacified, Ning Wanwo, Fan Wencheng, Hong Chengtao and other traitors to the country, as well as the traitors represented by the Eight Great Profiteers, must be cut into pieces with thousands of swords! Even if they are dead, they must dig their graves, whip their corpses, and destroy their entire clan!

Without Zheng Chenggong, the Ming Dynasty would have ended long ago. Some people actually say that Zheng Chenggong is responsible for the demise of the Southern Ming Dynasty. He is stupid because of reading.

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Book review of "The Most Cruel Man in Southern Ming". This book feels like the setting is of the type that can turn the tide. Yongli, the last emperor of the Ming Dynasty, Li Dingguo, the first pillar of the Southern Ming Dynasty. Zheng Chenggong, the surname of the maritime overlord. Zhang Huangyan, a lonely loyal minister. Wen Anzhi is an old man who has great ambitions. There are so many historical figures that moved me. I hope Kunkun will come on and support you!

Zhu Youlang's life: Zhu Youlang was a long-distance running champion in history, and he worked hard during his sixteen years in office. Wang Shinai also made a northern expedition to the Central Plains to restore the Central Plains. However, the partisan political intentions of the Donglin scholars were more serious than those of the Wanli Dynasty. He ascended the throne at the age of the vassal prince and became the last emperor of the Ming Dynasty to fight against the Qing Dynasty. It inspired the eternal spiritual banner of the uprising armies from all over the country. Many times he contributed to the Northern Expedition to the Central Plains and was honored even though he was defeated. It was precisely with great perseverance and determination that he highly trusted His Highness the King of Jin that the two famous kings in the future would make a sound in the world and almost dominate the important battles in the future. The warlords of Chengye defeated the warlords of Ye. In the late Ming Dynasty, warlordism had formed in various places, which made it impossible for the court to effectively mobilize the army to compete and protect the fruits of war victory. But everything is about to change. In the thirteenth year of Yongli, the Emperor of the Ming Dynasty obtained a batch of mysterious weapons from an unknown place; he reversed the decline and turned the situation into the great prosperity of the Ming Dynasty, protecting Yunnan, leaving Yunnan, entering Yunnan and Guizhou, conquering Shu, building a new army to expand Hubei and other places. . . . . .

I don't think we read historical novels to learn how to fight. We just want to have fun. Why bother with the details of fighting? As long as the author generally respects history and doesn't write about the protagonist's bastard spirit that directly destroys the enemy army, I think it's mostly acceptable.

Book Review of "The Most Cruel Man in Nanming" Wow, I really love the character Wen Anzhi. I remember the first time I met the character Wen Anzhi in "Faqing". Supervisor Wen was simply Deng Ming's life mentor, and he cared for Deng Ming like his own nephew. In this book, Wen Anzhi's image becomes more substantial. That kind of stubbornness, that kind of energy that refuses to accept old age, is really endearing. At the same time, Wen Anzhi is also an old man over seventy years old. In the dead of night, he will feel that he is alone, right? Will you sigh too? Fortunately, he still has Zhu Youlang here, not the runaway emperor in history, but the eternal sage who coexisted and died with the Ming Dynasty. May the Southern Ming Dynasty conquer the Qing Dynasty smoothly, and may Wen Anzhi always be well.

What about the new book? This time it would be best to travel to the Ming Dynasty with an aircraft carrier and drive a fighter jet to fight Huang Tai Chi. It will be fun to see

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