Ming Zuo

From the time I wrote "The Wealth of Nations", I couldn't read this book. You can use The Wealth of Nations to guide the actions of the protagonist, but you use him to show off in front of the great scholars of the Donglin Party. I can't accept it. They are indeed not qualified politicians, but they are definitely qualified politicians and qualified scholars. Before you prove yourself with facts, this kind of plot is extremely poisonous!

The Zuo Army is just a collection of ruffians. It was difficult for Zuo Liangyu to fully control the army when he was alive, let alone Zuo Mengeng. If Zuo Menggeng chooses to go south to Huguang and Jiangxi in an attempt to separate the country, the army will inevitably disintegrate. People like Tian Xiong, Ma Degong, Li Benzhen, Li Chengdong, Hu Maozhen, Liu Zeqing, and Liu Liangzuo could not even find a piece of land to occupy, let alone compete for the world. The conclusion is that these people choose to surrender rather than fight for the world because they are self-aware and know that they do not have this condition at all. If conditions permit, they will give it a try. Just like Wu Sangui, Li Chengdong, and Jin Shenghuan, after separatizing a province, wouldn't they also rebel?

Zuo Liangyu has basically started to deteriorate at this time in the book. It's bad luck to have such a person as your father. It's even better to be Hong's son. At least Hong really had no choice but to lose after Wei Jiang had done everything he could. It's just a fear of death. The people here on the left don't even do their job well in the army, they are just thinking about running around and fishing.

After reading the latest chapter, I can only say that the author is no longer a son of a man. After more than ten years of development, he has an army of millions, a bunch of civil servants and generals, and it is enough to push them aside. He insists on watching the Central Plains die, the Yellow River changes its course, the lives of the people are like straw, and ten houses are empty. What the hell are you wearing?! No wonder the results are mediocre. I was really looking forward to it, but the more I looked at it, the more I felt like I was going to give up!

Come back and write entertainment articles, you can't control history🐶 (dog head saves life)

I thought Zuo Yuliang was already a big warlord at the end of the Ming Dynasty. He supported his own troops and replaced the Ming Dynasty to defeat the Manchu Qing Dynasty as the captain. But in the end, he only fell in love and was a good person, and he was also a dismissed second generation who was nothing.

The biggest poisonous point for me is that at the beginning, the protagonist said a few modern words against the imperial power to Boss Donglin and was taken seriously and supported. It was too poisonous.

The author is suspected of clearing Dong Lin's name. He puts all the blame on the emperor. He says he wants to rebel when he sees people, and forcibly activates the aura of subduing wisdom.

The plot of the White Lotus Sect in Dengzhou is poisonous, right? The protagonist makes guns, doesn't wear them himself, and doesn't let his scouts wear them, and then leads a dozen people to carry out assassinations. It's funny, right? There are more than 10,000 soldiers under your command, just for fun? ?

To be honest, Zuo Mengeng can reduce the number of readers by 1/3! Just like Zhao Gou, who is afraid of water, I will not watch it! The Zuo family is too bad, and Wan Yangou is also a bad person

Apart from anything else, the feudal ruling class headed by the emperor will "control corruption" in order to maintain its rule. This is the biggest joke. Some people should pour some cold water on their minds to clear their minds before making remarks. Thank you~~

😥It feels like a novel from many years ago, where the hero saves the beauty, and if you add a personality, 😥 it can embarrass people to death

Sure enough, popular books may not be perfect, but unpopular books must have their own reasons😵

I thought I was reading this because the protagonist was going to take over Zuo Jun as soon as he arrived. But you wrote it so early and Zuo Liangyu didn't have a single soldier in his hand. Does the protagonist's identity still have any appeal? It's still so cliche, heroes come out to save beauties.

Damn it, your research on weapons, discovery of technology, recruitment of soldiers, and even women's shoes all add up to dozens of chapters. This is water ready to hit the shelves! Just write it down. If you introduce so many modern technologies, can you do it yourself as a modern person without copying and pasting them from Baidu? There is a lower limit for the number of words that are good 🤫🤫🤫

Because I like history, I often read these novels. The reason why I am so anxious about posting is because the authors have too many imaginations when writing historical novels. They make too many historical figures look stupid and stupid, and they also ignore historical facts too much. For example, the view here is that the Ming Dynasty and the Ming Dynasty were all caused by a group of emperors. For example, in some novels, the Ming Dynasty and the Ming Dynasty were blamed on the Donglin Party. To be honest, the demise of a dynasty like the Ming Dynasty with an extremely complete system was definitely catalyzed by a variety of factors. It can even be said that the Ming Dynasty was the unified dynasty with the most complex factors of destruction in Chinese history. And why so many people write about the history of the Ming Dynasty and novels about the end of the Ming Dynasty? Don't they all think it is a pity that the last dynasty of the Han people perished? At least we always like to have the integrity of the Ming Dynasty when the emperor guards the country and the king dies for the country. Admire an emperor who truly started from humble beginnings to drive out the Tartars and restore China. You will always feel that Zhu Di was heroic in conquering Mongolia in order to protect the imperial power, right? Regarding this novel, I would like to say that there was actually no emperor who made very big mistakes in the Ming Dynasty. Aren't those weird things all written by the Qing emperors? If you want to blame Wanli, it is true. In the end, I can only say that Chongzhen is incompetent. If you say that the Donglin Party did not contribute to the collapse of the Ming Dynasty, I think it is nonsense. Look at the people in Nan Ming. Otherwise, think about why there was no Li Gang or Zongze in Donglin, and why there were not many Donglin people who died for their country in the late Ming Dynasty.

The novel is well written and readable, but it contains a lot of personal stuff. Is Yuan Chonghuan not guilty? He is already guilty of telling lies about Ping Liao for five years. He is still guilty if he has not accomplished anything for five years. Don't try to clear his name. He may not be a traitor, but he must not be a pure and good minister.

In 1640, Li Zicheng returned to Henan. At this time, the Chuang army only had about a thousand troops. These one thousand people were the only remnants of Li Zicheng's tens of thousands of troops after years of bloody battles. Even if they were just hungry people who almost starved to death in the past, after so many wars, those who survived until now have become elites. Although the number of people is small, they have great flexibility, which is enough to move around in the Ming Dynasty's ruling areas. Yidou Valley, Chen Jindou and other peasant armies operating in Henan, although there are tens of thousands of them, only have a small number of fighting soldiers, and most of them are hungry people gathered by ants. Therefore, after Li Zicheng entered Henan, they quickly decided to join Li Zicheng. After these hungry troops were reorganized by Li Zicheng, their martial arts and equipment could not be improved rapidly, but one thing was very crucial, which was discipline. "Records of Huailing Rogue Bandits" records that after the peasant army in western Henan was incorporated by Li Zicheng, it was quickly bound by the discipline of the invading army. During the siege of cities and territories in western Henan, they "did not kill civilians, only officials." In terms of the personal qualities of the soldiers, the Chuang army was neither as good as the Ming army nor as good as the Qing army. Their combat effectiveness mainly came from discipline. After capturing Luoyang, Li Zicheng received a large amount of funds and food, and recruited a group of troops. According to the "Shou Bian Diary", at this time he had 3,000 elite soldiers and 30,000 infantry. The number of elite soldiers increased from 1,000 to 3,000. Some of them were veterans of the Henan Peasant Army, but more of them were recruited from the Ming Army who had rebelled. When the Chuang army attacked Luoyang, the pay of the Ming army defending the city in Luoyang had been in arrears for a long time, and even food was a problem. The soldiers were furious: "The palace has millions of dollars to eat rice and meat, but we are hungry and hungry?" Many of them defected before the battle and joined the Chuang army. Among them, the more famous ones were Ren Jirong, Tian Hu, and Xie Yinglong. Ren Jirong and Tian Hu were both one of the 22 main generals when Li Zicheng founded Xiangyang. Xie Yinglong was originally the servant of the Ming army general Luo Dai. He was proficient in firearms and later became a powerful general who broke into the army's middle camp. From this point of view, there should be not a few Ming troops who joined the Chuang Army in Luoyang, and it is estimated that many of them later became the backbone of the Chuang Army. When the Qing army invaded the south, Ren Jirong and Xie Yinglong died in battle in Huguang. Tian Hu followed Li Guo to join the Ming Dynasty to fight against the Qing Dynasty. He died of illness in Guangxi in 1649. After Kaifeng failed, Li Zicheng joined forces with Cao Cao and Luo Rucai to face Fu Zonglong, the governor-general of the three sides of the Ming Dynasty. It is obvious from this battle that the quality of the peasant army at this time had exceeded that of the Ming Dynasty official army. Li Zicheng and Luo Rucai led Fu Zonglong from Henan to Huguang, and then from Huguang to Henan. This journey was 600 kilometers long. At the end of this race, the quality gap between the two sides was fully exposed. Chuang's army and Cao's army still maintained order, pretending to be defeated and fleeing, and set up an ambush with their elite troops. And what is the virtue of officers and soldiers? After a 600-kilometer journey, the officers and soldiers were not only depleted of men and horses, but also couldn't keep up with the food and grass. When they arrived near Xiangcheng, Henan, the officers and soldiers dispersed to surrounding villages to grab food, with no organization or discipline at all. The Chuang-Cao coalition launched an attack at this time, and the Ming army suffered a disastrous defeat. Yang Wenyue, He Renlong, Li Guoqi, Hu Dawei and others fled one after another, leaving Fu Zonglong to Li Zicheng. In the end, Fu Zonglong's 6,000-strong Biao camp was wiped out by the Chuang-Cao coalition. During the Battle of Xiangcheng, Li Zicheng and Luo Rucai recruited a large number of Shaanxi soldiers under Fu Zonglong's command and captured all the baggage of Fu Zonglong's 20,000-strong army. Not only did they have a large number of combat-effective veterans, they also received equipment at the same level as the regular army of the Ming Dynasty. Fu Zonglong's men were actually not bad at fighting ability. In the final stage of the Battle of Xiangcheng, they dug trenches and defended to the point of eating dead bodies, and even organized a breakout. The reason why they were beaten so badly by Li Zicheng and Luo Rucai was mainly due to the Ming army's lack of discipline and poor logistics support. Fu Zonglong's subordinates were basically Shaanxi fellows from the Chuang Army. After joining the Chuang Army, they quickly integrated into the original team. From then on, Li Zicheng was qualified to compete with the main army of the Ming Dynasty. Before and after the opening of the Second World War, the Chu army successively eliminated many medium-sized Ming army troops in Henan, including Liu Guoneng and Li Wanqing who were from the peasant army. Basically, their subordinates were recruited by Li Zicheng, represented by Liu Guoneng's general Yang Yanchang. Yang Yanchang later became Li Guo's subordinate and died in the Battle of Jingzhou. During the Battle of Nanyang, Li Zicheng also recruited a group of Mongolian soldiers under the command of the Ming Army's general, who was as fierce as a tiger. The Chuang Army originated from northern Shaanxi, and there were many Mongolians in the team. Ren Jirong's brother Ren Guangrong also joined the Chuang Army in this battle with his long-established furry gourd soldiers composed of mountain hunters. In 1642, Li Zicheng and Luo Rucai surrounded Zuo Liangyu in Yancheng. Wang Qionian, the new governor of the three sides who succeeded Fu Zonglong, sent troops to rescue him and reached Xiangcheng. But the result of this battle was even more hilarious than the Battle of Xiangcheng. The forward of the Ming army failed in the battle, and the general Zhang Guoqin died in the battle. The Ming army suddenly dispersed. He Renlong, Zheng Jiadong, and Niu Chenghu each led their troops to escape. Even Zuo Liangyu left Wang Qionian who came to rescue him and fled. Wang Qiaonian only had four to five thousand men from Zhang Yinggui's army, who were easily wiped out by the Chuang-Cao coalition forces. In this battle, Wang Qiaonian lost many of the Ming army's elite cavalry, and the strength of Li Zicheng and Luo Rucai increased again. After this, Yuan Shizhong, the leader of the peasant army in Henan, also came to join forces with Li Zicheng and Luo Rucai, and the coalition attacked Kaifeng for the third time. Emperor Chengzu ordered the commander Ding Qirui to mobilize an army of 180,000 to break the siege of Feng. The Battle of Zhuxian Town broke out. This was the largest legion organized by the Ming army since the Tumubao Incident. In this battle, the Ming army's level of comedy escalated again. Due to the lack of military pay, the generals were afraid of the enemy and avoided fighting. No one dared to attack. The 180,000-strong army retreated and was instead surrounded by the Cao and Yuan coalition forces. Seeing that something was not going well, Zuo Liangyu followed the tradition of chicken thieves and robbed friendly troops of mules and horses in the middle of the night, trying to escape alone. The other Ming troops thought they had been attacked by rogue bandits at night, and they were immediately in chaos. They blew up their camp and fled in all directions. As a result, they ran into a trench dug in advance by Li Zicheng and others. Li Zicheng, Luo Rucai, and Yuan Shizhong were all dumbfounded. We haven't fought yet, so why are you finished by yourself? They immediately dispatched cavalry and launched a fatal blow to the Ming army. Because the Ming army was too numerous to capture prisoners, many senior Ming army generals such as Ding Qirui, Yang Wenyue, and Zuo Liangyu fled. The coalition forces collected tens of thousands of surrendered soldiers and captured 7,000 mules and horses, and the Ming army in the Central Plains was wiped out. After three transportation brigade captains came one after another, Chongzhen finally replaced one who could really fight, and Sun Chuanting was released from the prison. Sun Chuanting planned to reorganize the decayed Ming army, train 20,000 new troops, and then fight Li Zicheng for a decisive battle. For this plan, he needed one million taels of military pay. Chongzhen was furious and only gave Sun Chuanting military pay for 5,000 men, and asked him to go to Guan to fight Li Zicheng within a month after receiving the military pay. Sun Chuanting's plan to reorganize the Qin army could only be completed by Li Zicheng. After Sun Chuanting took office, he first killed He Renlong, who was accustomed to escaping, to improve military discipline, and then went out to fight the decisive battle with the Chuang Cao coalition. Due to lack of preparation, the situation was very unfavorable for the Ming army at this time, especially because of the lack of food and grass. The Ming army soldiers even picked green persimmons for food, so this battle was also nicknamed the "Battle of the Persimmon Garden". But Sun Chuanting still had real abilities. He faked defeat and set up an ambush, causing Li Zicheng to fall into a bitter battle and lose thousands of troops. But at this time, the quality difference between the two armies became highlighted again. Although the invading army was defeated, they were not in disorder and retreated in an orderly manner, abandoning food supplies, gold and silver treasures as they retreated. The Chuang army threw away all their burdens and quickly reorganized their formation, while the Ming army was busy fighting for the spoils and became a mess. At this time, Luo Rucai from the rear arrived, joined forces with Li Zicheng, and fought back. Zuo Xing and Xiao Shending were the first Ming army to escape. In the chaos, the Ming army had no power to fight back and was defeated. Thousands of people were lost, and a large number of horses were captured by the Chuang-Cao coalition. After Sun Chuanting returned to Shaanxi, he beheaded Xiao Shending and fined Zuo Xian two thousand horses.

What is old is not the Ming Dynasty but the ideas. With outdated thinking, all massacres will reappear. Seeking truth from facts is a good medicine, but unfortunately there are always people who like poison resistance.

Come back and write another Korean entertainment! The one you don't want to lick

What is this written about? It ignores history, values ​​explode, and the blame is thrown on natural disasters.

It's better to write Zheng Zhilong as the protagonist and forget about the Zuo family.

I wonder if the author has thought about the national title of the protagonist in the future? Here's a suggestion! According to this trend, it is probably a usurpation of the throne. Zuo Liangyu's title is "Ningnan Marquis", and coincidentally, both the Yuan and Ming dynasties took their country names from the first volume of the "Book of Changes". The Yuan Dynasty took "Da Zai Qian Yuan", the Ming Dynasty took the following "Da Ming Shi", and There happens to be a sentence below this: "The first common people come out, all nations are in Xianning." This choice of the country's name "Daning" is not only in line with the ancient tradition of using title as the country's name, but also in line with the new trend since the Yuan Dynasty of using the country's name as a metaphor!

Come and see Yue Da, waiting for Korean entertainment 😂😂

I've been waiting for you to come back and write about Korean entertainment, but I didn't expect you haven't finished it yet.

Waiting for the author of Korean Entertainment. I hope they are not idol actors. They can invest in writing songs or scripts and write more variety shows.

Making fulminant requires mercury, nitric acid, and concentrated alcohol. You don't even have a thermometer and hygrometer, so you're not afraid of blowing yourself up 😂.

When I saw the name of the protagonist, I felt strange. Is this to help the traitor clear his name?

The Korean entertainment novel is written like a voice in the heart - the protagonist is like Jo Se-ho, a comedian who is disliked, teased, and looked down upon by others; relying on his talent (goldfinger), he conquers everyone in finance, literature), and entertainment, becomes a rising chaebol, and opens a harem. . . Chae Soo Bin, Yoona, IU and more than a dozen actresses. It's normal to have a chaebol harem, it's not illegal 😁

I entered it accidentally. This book has 4.1 Million posts, why are there so few posts? Seeing that the author is still actively replying to the post, he has a good attitude. He shouldn't be too vicious, right?