The Great Bandit

Many book friends have doubts about orthodoxy. Especially when taking over Li Zicheng's power. In fact, Ming Taizu had already given a perfect answer to Lu Si's dilemma. A winner-takes-all solution is exactly what the saying goes: the first disaster must be punished, and the prosperity of the palace brings blessings. Who is the person who neglected the political agenda and caused the people to live in dire straits? Emperor Yuan Shun and a bunch of traitorous ministers. Confusing the world, who is guilty of this? Liu Futong and others, even if Yuan Ting made thousands of mistakes, they could not make the following mistakes. These people caused turmoil in the world and displaced the people, so they were not recognized by the destiny of heaven. And I, Zhu Yuanzhang, Huaiyou Buyi, was originally an honest farmer, but I was harmed by these people, and was finally forced to clean up the mess and restore peace to the world. I had no choice but to sit in this country, which was really not my intention. This theory can be used by Lu Si, the Manchu and Qing Dynasties, and whoever laughs in the end can use it. So don't worry about legitimacy.

The protagonist in the author's works does not look like a time traveler at all, let alone a hero fighting for world supremacy. In order to show the so-called reality, he behaves like a fool. This is an alternative version of Li Zicheng.

I can't stand what they write about Kou Baimen. What the hell, a few well-known prostitutes spent a long time writing about it.

After the Qing Dynasty entered the country, the Eight Banners was the only relatively stable political power. Not long after Li Zicheng and the Nanming Dynasty were established, the Qing Dynasty took the lead before they were stable. From Jiangnan to Beijing and Tianjin, the best areas of China fell into the hands of the Qing Dynasty, which already had the advantage of central power. In fact, the Manchu Qing's luck was not entirely up to God, there were also mistakes by the other party. The Manchus entered the customs at a good time. 1644 Coincided with the end of large-scale disasters across the country, which was conducive to rule (Chongzhen lamented that there had been a severe drought for seven or eight consecutive years, so he hanged himself, and the drought ended!). A lot of luck for the Manchu and Qing Dynasties came from their opponents. It was Li Zicheng who defeated the Ming Dynasty first in 1644. Li Zicheng forced Wu Sangui to turn to the Manchu and Qing Dynasties, and the Manchu and Qing Dynasties came in effortlessly. The Manchu and Qing Dynasties originally wanted to attack Dashun and Nanming respectively, but the Battle of Huaiqing in Dashun showed that they still had strength. The Manchu and Qing Dynasties changed their strategy and attacked Dashun with all their strength. Li Zicheng did not get any breathing time and was unable to stabilize the ruling regime. The problem with the Manchus was that they had a small population. Once the losses were too great, they could not make a comeback. So it is strongly recommended that when the main forces of the Qing Dynasty attack Li Zicheng, they should fully attack Beijing, Tianjin and other places, mobilize a large number of local tyrants and independent friendly forces, and kill all the bannermen in the suburbs of the capital.

As good as the first half is, the second half is just as good💩, imitating the tone and actions of the great leader.

Do you have any recommendations for good novels about rebellion in the late Ming Dynasty? I'm really disgusted by those things about Xu Nan Ming.

There are more than 800 sons, but you are a shitty emperor.

The biggest poisonous point of this book is that it beautifies Li Zicheng and Chuang Jun in endlessly self-created words, and everything else is okay. Li Chuang's army has never been the kind of army that does no harm to the common people and only kills wealthy officials and gentry. On the contrary, what Li Zicheng and Zhang Xianzhong did most often was to coerce innocent civilians to serve as death squads to consume the enemy's firepower. Li Zicheng himself also accepted many Ming Dynasty officials and gentry who surrendered, and did not raid their homes.

Special contract for investors, special building for men and women. The character's survival and excitement are determined by the amount of investors' donations. 😁😁😁😁😁😁

I came from Jia Dongge and found the laughter and curses in that book very interesting, so I looked for the work of the same author. However, after reading this book, I felt unsatisfied, so I reviewed it. The writing is okay, not as good as the best articles in the late Ming Dynasty, but it is enough to be called a good article. But I personally don't like one thing: the protagonist's actions are just the reincarnation of the feudal dynasty, but he relies on teachers. There is also insufficient introduction in the book about the economic foundation of power and military and political construction, but the author has a lot of personal items with emotional tendencies.