
Reforging the Mighty Ming
重铸刚明
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- Ongoing
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- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 4y ago
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Why are there so many people on Qidian who whitewash the Ming Dynasty? Wasn't supporting the Ming imperial family for over two hundred years with the resources of the entire nation enough? Anyone who studies history knows that Chinese dynasties rarely lasted more than three hundred years.
The author hopes that after Emperor Tianqi dies, Wei Zhongxian shouldn't be killed immediately. Having him guard the emperor's tomb would also serve as a deterrent, keeping the Donglin Party in check. The eunuch faction shouldn't be openly punished either, as excessive force would strengthen the Donglin Party's position in court. The protagonist should start accumulating power, specifically money.
I glanced at the comments section and found it strange. Why kill Wei Zhongxian? Speechless. It's really unnecessary. You're probably influenced by the TV series. Killing Wei Zhongxian would definitely do more harm than good. For the emperor, as long as he's useful and loyal, that's enough. He doesn't care about anything else. Some people in the comments said, "Your writing is fine.
The war scenes are written too unrealistically! Don't even mention that muskets and bayonets can stop cavalry head-on! Even rifles and bayonets can't stop cavalry!
In real history, the person primarily responsible for the fall of the Ming Dynasty was Emperor Chongzhen. He killed Mao Wenlong He caused Lu Xiang-sheng's death. He killed Sun Chuanting. He caused Hong Chengchou's defeat. If any one of the four individuals mentioned above had not been harmed and killed by him, the Ming Dynasty would not have fallen. This person is utterly worthless except for his personal morality and integrity.
This is so unbelievable! Does the author even know how much 1 million taels of silver is? He just casually gave it away, my god! And then there are just four or five random people giving away over 300,000 taels? Are you crazy or has the price of goods collapsed?
I haven't read the book yet, but I hope the author will wipe out the Kong family later on, and give Confucianism a thorough cleansing.
Why not save Tianqi? It feels inhuman; they knew Tianqi was going to be killed. Was it all for their own ambition of becoming emperor?
Killing Wei Zhongxian gives you the final say in the court? You should really study the Donglin Party. (Newbie transmigrated to the Chongzhen era; anyone can be killed except Wei Zhongxian.)
The Ming Dynasty was brought to its demise by its emperors, scholar-officials, and local tyrants. Natural disasters and the Jurchen Jurchens were insufficient to destroy the Ming Dynasty.