The Beggar Emperor of the Late Ming

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.