
I, the Chongzhen Emperor, Will Never Hang Myself
我崇祯绝不上吊
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- 474k Words
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- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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My opinion on Hong Chengchou
The book says that it's understandable for Hong Chengchou to surrender to the Qing, so the author intends to give Hong Chengchou a good job. I can laugh off the rest, but I have to take this whitewashing of a traitor and disloyal minister seriously.
All that action looked impressive, but it turns out he's just a complete idiot. No soldiers, no money, no supplies, yet he dares to collect taxes and investigate "ghost employees" (employees without working). Hahahaha. He found out but didn't dare do anything. It's a joke! Haha ...
I suggest launching a biological warfare campaign as soon as possible. Using the Black Death to wreak havoc on the Later Jin dynasty is the best approach in modern warfare.
They're always talking about nine or ten clans... Don't they know who to send to mine? And most importantly, potatoes, corn, and sweet potatoes... Even with silver, you couldn't buy food during that Little Ice Age! And then there were the brilliant people of that era... Xu Guangqi... An expert in agriculture, physics, and astronomy. Shouldn't the sanitation of the capital be improved?
You might as well just write a system. You have no backing whatsoever. You killed so many high-ranking officials. Do you think the families behind those officials are just sitting around doing nothing? They won't even know how they died. The family power is fake.
Despite the difficulties and regrets, we remain steadfast and unyielding!
I think the author writes well, and I really like it. I hope what I'm about to say will motivate the author to continue writing. Some people may not feel that way, and some may feel that way. But regardless of the author's writing style, I feel somewhat moved by how the Ming Dynasty shines so brightly in the text, transforming from mud into towering city walls. I feel a little proud and happy.
You're capable, and your writing is good, you're just lazy! Stop rambling! I subscribed to the entire book of yours. AK read it last month. I originally read a pirated copy, but after seeing your comments at the end of each chapter, and considering that I'm also a struggling writer and know how difficult it is to make a living this way, I subscribed as well.
Optimistic Ming Dynasty officials: Begin to set out for Southeast Asia Pessimistic Ming Dynasty officials: They started growing queues.
Can they really crush the Donglin Party? I'm so annoyed by them. 🥺
The Ming Dynasty palace was riddled with leaks and spies everywhere. The five guards of the capital were utterly useless. It was fair to say that Emperor Chongzhen was completely sidelined and beyond saving, regardless of who traveled back in time.