Ming Dynasty: Three Days Later, Everyone Was Captured and Beheaded

Still came too early, so skinny

Books about the Ming Dynasty used to be about assisting, but it was not until everyone realized that the feudal emperor was our enemy that rebellion became popular. Clearing out rebellion is a matter of faith rather than something we realize is funny.

Therefore, no matter what time or dynasty you travel through ancient times, you can only rebel. Your habits, psychology, and thoughts are fundamentally different.

You wrote that the escape was like wandering around. You can do the storyteller thing after taking refuge with your father. Writing this way, it seems that the protagonist is too leisurely and elegant. Is this an escape?

If you encounter this kind of situation, you can only rebel.

To worship a murderer, you can understand even if you travel through time and become his son. Zhu Yuanzhang essentially regards the entire country of Shu, including the people, as his own private property. Why does he hate corruption? If nothing else, in his view, corruption is equivalent to putting your hand into his pocket and taking out money. How can he not hate you? Don't talk about using yourself to save others. His son skinned people alive without even looking at what happened to his son. In Zhu Yuanzhang's eyes, his son's tyranny was like a prodigal son squandering his family property. For example, he was like a man worth tens of billions. His son always gave young models sports cars and villas. Are you angry? Angry, but can you kill him? Impossible, let's talk about PTSD. Modern people go to war zones for a year or two and come back with a lot of PTSD. Where is Zhu Yuanzhang? He almost crawled out of the dead. Do you expect him to be mentally sound? Do you believe it?

I personally like this kind of rebellious theme, but this wife, sister-in-law, and Mrs. Tusi have made the book useless. I am afraid that she will end up with a harem and a son-in-law. I hope this book will not, and now it seems that the chance is slim.

Nowadays, when writing novels, I don't dare to write novels from the Qing Dynasty, the Song Dynasty, or the Yuan Dynasty. I only dare to write for the sake of venting. In other words, if traveling through ancient times is to rebel, then one day we will also become Li Shi. Will people in the future also rebel when they travel to our current era? , How will future generations talk about us when we become historical figures? They will definitely criticize us from a more ruthless angle than I, historians, because we are traditional superpowers after all. .

I really don't know the meaning of writing this identity just to overthrow the Ming Dynasty? Venting for the sake of venting?

I support him without licking his face. I hope Qidian will have more and more novels that slander Zhu Yuanzhang and reveal the truth about Zhu Yuanzhang.

Don't tell me that you're going to lick Lao Zhu later. Don't be so poisonous.

The protagonist can't survive without rebelling. Too many sacrifices were made on the way to escape. Zhu Yuanzhang will not give up the pursuit. Zhu Biao is not so much saving the protagonist as saving his son and Queen Ma. It is impossible to reconcile the relationship between the two parties. Moreover, the protagonist talks about building an equal world throughout the story, so he is destined to be incompatible with the imperial power.

Rebellion, find his father, if the prince stays alive, Zhu Yuanzhang and the queen will naturally die of old age

Are the brothers here? I'm so panic~

Rebellion is necessary, and it has reached this level. Zhu Yuanzhang will not forgive the protagonist. Even if he compromises temporarily, he may not be liquidated afterwards. Only by taking his life in his own hands can he be freed.

What I want to say is that the Ming Dynasty was really rubbish. Zhu Chongba was actually more suitable for him to be a general. He was not qualified to be an emperor. I will not give examples of those historical reversals. In the late Ming Dynasty, were there any so-called military nobles and literati who were reliable? On the contrary It was the anti-thief pirates whom the Zhu family looked down upon who sustained him for another few decades. Otherwise, the Ming Dynasty would have perished long ago. It should be said that the death of the Ming Dynasty was very popular. If the Qing Dynasty was not established by a foreign race, but by the Han people, do you think anyone would still have a share in the Ming Dynasty?

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This book is okay, but it's just too watery. Some things are mentioned several times in a row, and some preparation work has been done for many chapters. It makes people feel frustrated after reading it and can't find the happy point, but they also know that the happy point is later. But after the novelty of being attracted by the title and introduction of the book wears off, no one is willing to read it even if it feels great.

The protagonist used machine guns and grenades, but his legs were injured and half of his life was wasted before he escaped and ascended to heaven in a very embarrassed manner. Is this still a modern person? If you can't buy a decommissioned armored vehicle, you can rent a bulldozer and weld the thick steel plate back to the Ming Dynasty. Who can stop it at full speed? Heart black spots, electrolyze salt water to obtain chlorine, put on a gas mask, and massacre an entire city by one person.

Brothers, do you understand what I mean?

After escaping from Yingtian Mansion, why don't you quickly run away to rebel against your father and still wander around the city? How strong are you? Don't you know what it means to be hard to guard against hidden arrows? Either follow the Yangtze River into the sea and then enter Guangdong, or find a big mountain to hide your name. In ancient times, it was impossible to find a person hiding in the mountains. Jin Yiwei's intelligence relies on spies. If you don't have contact with people, where will they find you? Even if the modern population is so large and the technology is so advanced, it is difficult to find an anonymous criminal, let alone ancient times.