The United Empire of East Asia in the Late Ming Dynasty

I'm envious to see so many people investing and voting for you! The writing is good, keep up the good work!

I have read all seven chapters and will share my thoughts. I think the writing style is very good, and it gives people a sense of pictures when reading, which is very important. Also, I feel like the start is a bit lackluster so far. Too much background description makes people a little tired. It is recommended that you create more conflicts and contradictions, and then the plot can have ups and downs, which will make people have the urge to continue reading. Finally, you can read it carefully and check your own typos. There are several typos that need to be corrected. I hope you can comment back!

Really stubborn, nation, East Asia, and the United Nations are all sensitive words. If they are not dealt with properly, they will not sign a contract. Without commercial value and future, it will be very uncertain.

The top leaders want to force intermarriage with different ethnic groups, while the middle and lower levels use policies to encourage it. In the end, after more mixed races were established, a new Huaxia tribe was established, and the new people who joined had to give up their original ethnic identity and regard themselves as Huaxia tribesmen. (The Huaxia ethnic group is definitely dominated by the Han ethnic group. )

Although you deleted the post, I don't want to argue with you. After all, I have spoken too much myself, but I just want to ask you, how did you achieve 110,000 words, more than 500 recommendation votes, and 0 monthly votes? To tell the truth that touches your heart, although many people with your subject matter Even if I don't tell you, I won't read it, let alone vote for it. Let alone become popular, it may be difficult to sign a contract. In addition, the title of your book contains the word East Asia, and it is written in that special period. It is an era that is prone to conflicts. If you want to become popular, you only need one word: difficult!

The author pushed the book down from various posts. It's a pity that it was buried.

Well written, keep it up! Very rhythmic!

??? What happened? There were only 15 investments yesterday 😰

I think it looks better than the previous one. I've already invested in it. I'll give you four votes tomorrow. I've used them up today.

I have two points to make about this. I don't mean to offend, just think carefully about it. If you don't like it, don't complain. First of all, the subject matter is very good, the plot unfolds relatively smoothly, and some of the characters mentioned are also historically accurate. DaDa must have put in a lot of effort, which is worthy of recognition 👍 Secondly, DaDa is very thoughtful, the descriptions are very detailed and accurate, and the writing style is also very stable. Occasionally, a little speed will enliven the atmosphere, which is very good. Finally, I really admire you for choosing the name. It is very ethnic minority. I have difficulty in naming... Extra talk about my personal feelings. There are a lot of background descriptions, and there are few conflict scenes and excitement in the first few chapters. You may feel a little tired after reading it. You can consider adding some eye-catching points, it will be very good. Finally, I wish the big fire will start, come on ✊✊

Author, you have updated a little bit. Do you have any manuscripts saved?

Military branch: Guard Army, composed of the best knights, similar to the Manchu Bajala warriors. Knights, cotton-armored cavalry, semi-heavy all-purpose cavalry Soldiers, heavy infantry Benefits: Guards, thirty acres of tax-free land, 12 taels of silver per year Knights, thirty acres of tax-paying land, twelve taels of silver per year Soldiers, thirty acres of tax-paying land, six taels of silver per year The spoils of war are divided fifty-fifty with Li Siqi. Military system: officer Ten-man squad, squad leader, military salary 15 taels per year Fifty-one platoon, platoon leader, 20 taels per year One hundred and first company, company commander, 30 taels per year (subsidy 15 taels) 311 Battalion, battalion commander , 50 taels per year (subsidy of 20 taels) 151st Regiment, regiment leader, 120 taels per year (subsidy of 60 taels) 6,011 Division, general, 240 taels (subsidy of 240 taels) Total soldiers 600 taels (subsidy of 600 taels)

The heroes of the late Ming Dynasty and the early Qing Dynasty were none other than the scholar-bureaucrat class and the landlord class. After all, they were the ones who received preferential treatment according to the law of blood remuneration. Like moths, in the Ming Dynasty, when a big tree was eaten away, a new one was replaced. Either they will be complicit in the corruption and give preferential treatment to the gentry, or they will confiscate their families and silence them like Li Zicheng. If they cannot handle it well, they will expand immigration to the Northeast and occupy Siberia. Cotton processing and the popularization of high-yielding crops will be quickly piloted and promoted through administrative plans.

The author can update more. He did a good job in the early stage. He can unify the entire Northeast region and recover Mongolia and other areas after cleaning up Nurhaci. It can develop itself in one year and wait for the civil strife in the interior. It will be OK. Don't collapse in the later stage.

It's useless, it's useless, you've made all the good subject matter useless.

I think it would be better to prevent the Ming Dynasty from perishing, and everyone would stop shouting. Just ignore the emperor, seeing how unhappy they are. I don't want a country to reappear, so it's better to do things in the name of Ming Dynasty.

Chapter 68 is finished, you are home now😁!

At the end of the Ming Dynasty, self-fire guns and flintlock guns were already available, but they did not have time to be fully popularized. It was useless for the Ming Dynasty to popularize it. The quality of the weapons contracted by the craftsmen was too poor. The scholar-bureaucrats also colluded with maritime merchants to secretly sell the weapons of the Ming Dynasty. The Liao Dynasty relied entirely on increasing taxes on the poor. This economy was miserable. Even a piece of silver was enough to monopolize tea, porcelain, and silk. In addition, there was no closed-door policy in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. During this period from the Kangxi period to modern times, the country was opened to the outside world, leaving only one port in Guangzhou, relying on the number of people market to support its strength.

All ethnic groups in the Northeast. I will never give in to being satisfied

It looks good. Keep voting for recommendations. Come on.

I like the history of the Ming Dynasty and have read a lot through the Ming Dynasty. It's the first time I've seen this kind of beginning. It's very interesting. Come on!

Come on, work hard to update, support a wave of

This reminds me of Hearts of Iron

I don't really read fictional historical articles. So far I feel that the writing is quite good, but it lacks some excitement. The first few pictures are not particularly gripping. On the contrary, the writing in the Jurchen Trilogy is quite interesting, and it feels like the world of Kyushu. Maybe it's because it's still at the beginning and I hope to see the first story point as soon as possible. (Some people say that I envy your naming ability. I think I almost want to explode with names.)

Every sentence must be preceded by a name, which gives me a headache.

If you keep it, you will die 🙂

What the hell is the "young lady" in Chapter 1?

Have you applied for a contract? How is it?