I Am One Year Older Than Chongzhen

At present, it seems that the protagonist wants to conquer Mongolia first and then enter the customs?! Then the protagonist will have to fight to the death with the Han people. The Ming Dynasty's hatred of the Mongols is a blood feud from generation to generation, much deeper than the hatred of the Manchus! Once the protagonist becomes a khan, don't write about going to the Central Plains, otherwise it will be very poisonous. By analogy, it is equivalent to the protagonist becoming the emperor of Japan, and then leading the Japanese into China and helping China with its construction.

Open building support!

It is best to take the path of rebellion. The problems in the Ming Dynasty are too serious and cannot be saved. It is better to rebuild a new dynasty that is simple and thorough.

I thought you were going the Mongolian route to kill Zhu Ming, but I didn't expect that you would travel thousands of miles to become a slave. This is comparable to the abolition of the Qing Dynasty

Wu Sangui is a traitor in history, but it is not certain that the protagonist can change the fate of China. Killing him now is a bit too much. Wu is still a passionate young man and one of the few generals of the Guan Ning army who dared to fight with the Qing army. Later, he surrendered to the Qing Dynasty and was forced by Li Zicheng.

To be honest, if you don't take your body directly with you, then you are a walking virus reservoir. A small cold in modern society can kill an ancient person. Think about how many vaccines you have received since childhood. The vaccines are beneficial to you and help you immunize yourself against viruses, but to them you are a living and healthy source of viruses. . . . . . . . .

At the end of the Ming Dynasty, Wei Zhongxian and others were definitely not good people, and the Donglin Party was not much better. When a country is about to perish, there must be evildoers. As far as the Ming Dynasty's bureaucracy is concerned, it must be unjust to shoot all officials. Every two officials who are pulled out and shot will definitely slip through the net. What was lacking in the late Ming Dynasty was not good policies but execution ability. Where there were policies at the top, there were countermeasures at the bottom. For example, if the emperor asks for a tax increase The eunuch may attack the landlords, or he may accept bribes and deduct exorbitant taxes on the common people. It is basically impossible for civil servants to attack landlords (this does not exclude a very few honest officials who betray the class) Some conscience cherishes famous civil servants for fear of provoking a popular uprising. It is possible that no taxes can be collected, but more civil servants will deduct exorbitant taxes and miscellaneous taxes on the common people. With this kind of execution, the bureaucracy is rotten, and trusted eunuchs may be corrupted by money. The Little Glacier was just the straw that broke the camel's back! During the disaster, who will take care of the hungry people who are dying of hunger everywhere? For the sake of political performance, an official may not report the disaster to the court. In his heart, his official career is more important than the lives of countless hungry people! Even if the report was reported to the court, it would be a big deal but not a raindrop. There was nothing that could be done, and the court had nothing to do. Even the pay of the top soldiers was in arrears. How could there be any surplus food to take care of the victims? The landlords do have a surplus of food, but the court cannot attack the feudal lords, gentry and landlords! It would be a great kindness for them not to drive up food prices at this time. As for the victims, they will go hungry! The rogue bandits in the late Ming Dynasty cannot actually be regarded as peasant uprisings. They were completely hungry people who were about to starve to death. They were unorganized and undisciplined. In the beginning, they could only be regarded as attacking landlords in order to survive. They could not be eager for too much, grabbing money, food, and women. This was the most realistic portrayal of the hungry people's army in the late Ming Dynasty. Therefore, tens of thousands of hungry people were often exterminated by hundreds of thousands of officers and soldiers. The main reason why the government and army were able to defeat the government and the army again and again in the later period was that as the Ming Dynasty's finances further collapsed, not to mention military pay, it was difficult to even eat. Military discipline was further deteriorated, and they began to rob homes and homes. They were no different from bandits. The civil servants sent by the court could not control these officers and soldiers who did not have enough to eat. Mutiny warning jpj. After the hungry people robbed the landlords, they had enough to eat, and they had experience in fighting against the government and the army for a long time. Many of the officials and soldiers deserted, and even became the backbone of the bandits after mutiny. Chongzhen also had an unshirkable responsibility and did not fight the war. He always commanded blindly and randomly in the rear. He was too eager for quick success and instant benefit, and always wanted to end the war as soon as possible. But someone who doesn't know history might do the same thing. After all, the Ming Dynasty's finances could not make ends meet and needed to cultivate their health and rest. The only way to survive in the late Ming Dynasty was to let the landlords pay for themselves to organize groups to fight against the rogue bandits. This was the only way. The landlords had money and food and the class conflicts with the rogue bandits could only sustain their lives. In the end, the landowners' regiment transformed into warlords, but they couldn't lose their tail. At the end of the Ming Dynasty, it was really a bad era!

Did he kill Chongzhen and proclaim himself emperor? By the way, the most beautiful woman in the Ming Dynasty, Zhang Yan, was admitted to the harem. She seems to be in her 30s, which is the most beautiful age for women.

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