Beggar Emperor in the Late Ming Dynasty

I don't really like the character of Mrs. Li, and I'm a bit arrogant about the pig's trotters. After Pig's Feet left, everything was a bit smooth. The female character I like can be both civil and military, similar to Joan of Arc's military talent and certain administrative abilities (both civil and military).

It looks okay. I want to see development and farming. Now there are fewer people who can avoid poisoning people. This is okay, but it is short and weak.

Good reviews, good books, I'm not asking for help, no more

If the protagonist can also build a dynasty from a beggar, later dynasties will definitely work hard to solve the beggar problem 🤭

Personally, I think the highlight of this book is that Mrs. Li is very well written. In just a few dozen pictures, the character's personality is revealed, and the mother's love is reflected in the fact that she has to entrust her daughter to the protagonist in order to survive. Later, she has to encourage the protagonist to leave Li Xianzhong for the sake of a better future for her daughter. Mrs. Li's image is very three-dimensional and not a vase. To be honest, if you can marry such a virtuous wife, you will have no regrets in life.

Update, please update soon, it's really fun to watch, it's so good, I want to eat up Mrs. Li! Only in this way can he help the male protagonist fight for hegemony wholeheartedly.

Brother, listen to me, please don't write about setting up women's cavalry. It's simply unrealistic. In those days, men couldn't have enough to eat. Do you think women could lift a knife? Even if you can maintain a good body and have enough food to support a man, isn't it good? And have you ever thought about how you can manage a women's camp marching and fighting without complete logistics? What should a woman do when she gets her period? So don't even think about it being unrealistic!

When the steam engine came out, this book was in the dark. It took Westerners a hundred years to mature with a theoretical basis. They also needed a whole set of industrial systems to provide technical support, and let a bunch of illiterate people work hard on the steam engine? Even the most basic physical theories have not been tested, such as steam engines, gearboxes, engine oil, synthetic metals, matching simple machine tools, and chemical materials. You are so cool! If all junior high school textbooks were copied to cultivate talents, I believe it would be possible for three generations in 100 years.

Do cavalrymen who are all thin and light have an advantage in combat? No, the famous cavalry in history are all stout, Polish cavalry, Cossack cavalry, Hungarian hussars

Why is the book called The Beggar Emperor? Being a beggar for a few days Those who haven't read the book would have thought that the protagonist leads a gang of beggars to conquer the world It turns out that they are a group of child soldiers

I'm speechless. In order to highlight the heroine, every time the protagonist makes a decision, the heroine has to come out to persuade her? The key is that she is the wife of a wealthy businessman with a daughter who relies on the protagonist to gain a foothold among the murderous rebels. Just to create the impression that the wealthy businessman's wife is smart? Highlight that the main character has cerebral palsy? Others are licking their faces for repaying a favor The key point is that they are not helping? It's okay to save her and her daughter at the beginning and protect her in the early stage. The heroine also plots against the protagonist for her own benefit. Dozens of chapters have passed and it's still like this

You've seen less than 30 pictures, and you still want to compete with Zhu Yuanzhang? Others can make a fortune from being a beggar, but you can? Looking at the protagonist's arrogant behavior, I thought the Eighth King Zhang Xianzhong was his subordinate. If you really want to write something similar to Zhu Yuanzhang, let's first see how Zhu Yuanzhang endures it. Zhu Yuanzhang doesn't have the golden finger of the protagonist yet.

I have read a book before, also from the late Ming Dynasty. The 1,000 fire cannons that defended the city could only kill three or four people at a distance of 100 meters against thousands of people. It was an insult to the IQ.

The emperor took the lead in setting up brothels, using comfort women, and more. It was so ridiculous and he had no sense of respect for women at all. Furthermore, women in ancient times were originally victims and weaklings. As the protagonists of modern people, they traveled to ancient times and completely transformed into devils to liberate their natures. A little disgusting.

This book was completely ruined by the author in the hands of women. Women are used for everything, including teaching, running the place, and even the precious cavalry. I don't know what the author thinks. This is not to look down on women, nor is it to say that women cannot be used. It is just that in that era, especially the late Ming Dynasty, when women were suppressed by Cheng Li and Zhu Xue and had almost no status, it was unrealistic to reuse women in such an environment. It's okay to use women in other areas, such as medical soldiers, banking, and teaching. But to govern the place, there is no place for women, especially cavalry, and the author does not even use a eunuch in the palace, all of them are women.

There are 100,000 male cavalrymen and 80,000 female cavalrymen. Of the 180,000 cavalrymen, 80,000 are female soldiers, which is close to half. Don't give me the reason. It's still nonsense even now

Are you giving in now? Yesterday I was scolding someone for being an old person. If you can't beat it, just be honest. Otherwise, just kill the horse and fight hard. Sometimes hard and sometimes soft. The protagonist keeps making noises. It feels so brainless

Okay okay. For the time being, the author's writing is not poisonous. That Mrs. Li had better take it away earlier. There are too many crazy ideas.

The more you write, the more outrageous you become. You are surrounded by enemies, and then you start to carry out reforms, and you also let your own woman take charge. Are you not afraid of resistance from the group of literati and gentry? The female cavalry is also a failure. Their innate strength is insufficient. A single strike may cause numbness in their arms and make them unable to hold weapons.

In the latest chapter, Zhang Yan wants to give birth to a child for the protagonist, but the protagonist is afraid that the woman will not do anything for him after giving birth, haha😒

Is it okay for the young master and concubine to make cows and horses for you in the next life?

I really don't know what the protagonist does with these female soldiers. She thinks she is unique and is given the best equipment, but her combat effectiveness is the worst. She can only do some reconnaissance and cleaning the battlefield. Damn, what are you trying to do? Isn't it more cost-effective to feed male soldiers with the same equipment? Do you know what happens to female soldiers when they are captured? They are so vain. Even in modern society, female soldiers cannot become a phenomenon.

It's quite strange that the capital is in Wuhan.

After reading more than two hundred chapters, let's talk about the advantages first. The author's understanding of the life of the people at the bottom of the Ming Dynasty is still very historical. There are no roosters crowing for thousands of miles, bones are exposed in the wild, there is a severe drought in the north, flooding in the south, the Yellow River is cut off, and corrupt officials are rampant. The author does not boast about Zhu Ming. It is difficult, which shows that the author is still very clear-headed on this point. But the shortcomings of this article are also obvious. First of all, it greatly underestimates the combat effectiveness of the Ming army. The officer's servants are really good at fighting. They have enough food and pay, wear three layers of armor, and can't cut through at all with swords and guns. They can only use maces, big axes or iron bones to cause damage. At most, there were less than 50,000, and the cavalry was only 8,000. Secondly, he writes about the Qing army in the late Ming Dynasty. What was the Qing army like at that time? There are complete services such as heavy armored cavalry, heavy armored infantry, light cavalry, and even a higher proportion of muskets and artillery than the Ming army. The collapse of the Ming army in the Songjin battle was not only due to shortfalls in logistics. The more important reason was that the weapons and equipment, army morale, and later support of the Qing army were superior to the Ming army. The two sides had nearly a thousand artillery pieces in total, and they fought repeatedly to compete for a hilltop. The last point is that the author only knows that in the late Ming Dynasty, civil servants were corrupt and literati were boastful. They ignored the countless literati and officials who perished and were buried in the Ming Dynasty, such as Li Banghua, the imperial censor of Zuodu who was buried when the city was destroyed. Although literati had no power to tie a chicken, their loyalty was engraved in their bones. Among them, the most fierce resistance to the Qing army in the early Qing Dynasty was the scholar-bureaucrats in Jiangnan. Even Shui Tailiang, Qian Qianyi, contacted the remnants of the Southern Ming Dynasty to counterattack Jiangnan. Zhang Huangyan defended eastern Zhejiang, Shi Kefa defended Yangzhou, Qu Shisi, Nanling Sanzhong and other scholar-bureaucrats who died for the Ming Dynasty.

Pig's feet feel like a retard.

It was originally well written, but in troubled times, two women were brought in to forcibly reduce their intelligence.

The writing is very poor, and the author forcibly downgrades the protagonist's intelligence, making the protagonist look like a gangster who hasn't even graduated from junior high school. The descriptions of the battle scenes are particularly rubbish, with the weak always defeating the strong, and some plots are also very poisonous, such as the bullets of a pistol that can be fired multiple times, touching a woman's feet and pretending not to know the meaning of this behavior, and the daughter of the village leader inexplicably wants to join the protagonist, just because the protagonist led people to attack a town and kill several landlords.

The writing is disgusting enough, but what about the writing that disgusts people?

The Ming Dynasty could no longer be cured and could only survive by disrupting everything. During the Little Ice Age, the Ming Dynasty survived for three hundred years and land annexation became extremely serious. Ninety percent of the land is not taxed. One percent of the land feeds everyone. The wealthy officials and tyrants are just sucking the last blood of the Ming Dynasty. Confucianism is completely distorted. Confucianism regards everything else as heresy. The Donglin Party believes that only I can revitalize Chaogang. They think about suppressing dissidents, fighting for power and profit, and enjoy obscene poetry and prostitution. There are only 300,000 descendants of princes in various places. Oppressing the people all day long accomplishes nothing. The entire court was in decay.

The author is so damn talented.