I Just Want to Be the Emperor

It's all nonsense about stating the word water, and it's all about skipping and reading. All the money was spent in a short while.

This development speed has caught up with or even exceeded the historical red alert flow 🤭

For those who feel uncomfortable, if you continue to write about development, you might as well write about daily life and partisan struggles. Why don't you write about these developments when someone has been studying them and succeeded? After reading Chapter 5, I still give up decisively.

There are so many typos that it's incredible, I really didn't check them at all.

Please write more about Lao Luo and Ronaldinho. There are too many supporting roles in the later period.

Nanjing, the capital, has a lot of shortcomings. Not to mention other things, the lack of dominance in the north is enough to destroy the country. In the past dynasties, the dynasties that perished began in the north. Two, the business atmosphere is strong, which will corrode the entire system organization. Look at Shanghai today. Three, you know why. Is it difficult for those who set the capital in Nanjing to make the Northern Expedition in the end? Because there was no concept of nation-state in ancient times. For the local forces in the south of the Yangtze River, occupying the north would have to draw blood from the south of the Yangtze River, which would greatly damage the local area. So in summary, I think this new dynasty will only have a life of more than a hundred years at most. . .

It was right to seize Huguang. In the Ming Dynasty, there were basically no elite soldiers and generals in the south, and the thieves had money. When the time came, we could defend the north and attack the south, sit back and watch the war in the north, and hide in the rear to develop industry. If not, we could still enter Sichuan.

It feels like the main protagonist can only attack head-on, urgently and quickly. I feel that the Ming Dynasty was written too powerfully. With this mobilization power, eight Qing dynasties were destroyed. It can still be beaten like this. I feel like the protagonist is a reckless man, so forget it. The more I look at it, the more tired I become, and it is difficult to improve my performance. It should be developed in an all-round way, politics, economy, military, science and technology. There are also conspiracy methods such as assassination, subversion, rebellion, and dissension. Cooperate with the frontal battlefield to mobilize superior enemies, harass them, and annihilate them. Additionally, the rebels united with the rebels and took advantage of the opportunity to clear the court, threaten the Ming Dynasty's second and fifth sons, show the enemy's weakness, and then release rumors and other means to delay the training of the Ming Dynasty's army. Then the protagonist trains the army, adjusts the political structure, develops science and technology, encourages farmland water conservancy, carries out ideological construction, and develops in parallel as much as possible. In this regard, you can learn about the development of the Communist Party in the base areas during the Anti-Japanese War. Most people can't imagine it, after all, there are so many capable people.

I mean, I was reminded of the book "Emperor of the Valley" while reading it. It turns out that it's a new book.

After the Chu army occupied Nanjing and controlled the Jianghuai area, they sent 1 or 2 main forces south to attack Jiangxi, Guangdong and other places. Send 2 to 3 more main divisions to defend the Jianghuai area. I think that after occupying the Jianghuai area, Fujian, Guangdong and other places will not have big problems regardless of propaganda. I think the real focus should be on attacking the Shaanxi region. There are several advantages: the first is the terrain advantage. Although after years of war, the population in Shaanxi has decreased and the food production is not abundant, the Central Plains area is not much better. The advantage of Shaanxi is that it is surrounded by four fortresses, and it is really not easy to break into it. The second point is the cavalry issue. The biggest disadvantage in the current situation is the cavalry. In your Shaanxi area, the shortcomings of the cavalry are made up. In the future, the Jurchens will be very sure, and their cards will be even better than Zhu Yuanzhang's.

Map of the current protagonist's control area Henan. Huguang. Jiangxi. South Zhili. Zhejiang. Guangdong. Guangxi. Fujian. Shandong. North Zhili.

I don't know if you have read the book written by the author himself. The early writing was good, but halfway through the writing there were big problems. Let me talk about two big problems. First, this book has been written and written, and there is nothing else. The book cannot be written like this. Second, only write about the protagonist, and only write about the protagonist's territory. What about other people's plots? For example, Chongzhen, can you believe that Chongzhen never appears in the book, and the plot in Beijing has never appeared. As for the Manchus and Qing Dynasties, they had never heard of Huang Taiji. The same goes for the protagonist's friend Ling Zichen, who has never been shown. I only have one feeling about this book, the main character is alone😪

This book is almost finished. I hope to write the next book about low-level martial arts fighting for world hegemony, and then after winning the world through fighting for hegemony, I will study genes and technology for immortality. I don't have that writing style myself, so I really want to see the author write a book of this type. I feel that there are very few such books on the market and it should be popular.

Isn't it true that concubinage is strictly prohibited? The reform is too fast. There is no impact from external ideological trends. Is this kind of thing so easy to change... Other reforms feel that they need to be taken slowly. This kind of thing is just one-size-fits-all?

The author should change his country name quickly! Chu is too ugly. It's so unsightly that I can't stand it any longer.

In the Ming Dynasty, there was no future without rebellion. Only by killing officials, wealthy households, and vassal kings could we have enough money to organize people to farm and produce materials. As for industrialization, it was an evil path. Without decades of accumulation, nothing could be accomplished. It was better to go the route of broadswords, spears, and bows. At least it was cheap. One spearman consumed two kilograms of iron. Archer training Training can be done quickly. Give him 5 days to train when he is full. He will hit 1 in 3 out of 50 steps. If he fails, he will be beheaded immediately. I don't believe it. You don't cherish the training when your life is at stake. The spearman and training queue are also quick. It is also 5 days. If you can't tell the left and right, you will be beheaded immediately. Kill hundreds of people. Those soldiers will train in their dreams at night.

The Fan kings of the Ming Dynasty were the richest. Kill more Fan kings and you don't have to worry about military expenses.

Author, to be honest, if you really want to be honest, you can just write some branch plots or small characters, or foreign envoys, foreign heads of state, and their views on the Chu Empire, such as Sun Xun in front of you, but can you not write a bunch of words about Che Lulu's coming and going? Can you? The money of our readers is not blown by the wind, so how can you waste it casually like this? The key is wasted, and it also affects the perception. It was originally a good novel, but your story about the car and the wheel turned out to be ugly. Not only is the book ugly, but your appearance is also ugly.

Che Zulu talks too much, which greatly affects his appetite. I don't mean that I don't want you to drink water, but at least your drinking water must be readable, right? Who can bear the thought of going back and forth four or five times in one chapter? Can you use different methods or methods for hydrology, or use multiple methods to do hydrology? You just use a wheel to talk about water, which is too uncomfortable for readers. You can fill it in, but you can't fill it with garbage. Sooner or later, you will pile up your own books into garbage by piling up meaningless repetitive sentences. Readers only hope that the book itself will be readable in addition to the story. Even if you keep farming, keep looking at the characters' perspectives, and keep writing war stories, it will still be 10,000 times better than if you keep piling up stories about chariots and wheels.

It feels like there have been dozens or hundreds of chapters, but I haven't seen the main character appear. It's either about Zhang San or Li Si, or it's about countries and countries, but there are no people, not even conversations between people. Reading this feels like reading a running account, without any waves! Author, I advise you to use mouse tail juice

The name of the country is too ugly, and it is just like a small country in the Spring and Autumn Period, without the momentum of a big country.

I have been subscribing since the beginning, and I still like the subject matter and style very much. However, there are too many repetitive words, which are getting more and more serious. I can't stand it anymore, so I left.

To be honest, the synopsis of the story is good, but a lot of nonsense is mentioned over and over again; one mention is still hundreds or even thousands of words. I could only keep skipping, skipping, and skipping again. I really hope the author won't write so much nonsense and just write the plot well. Readers are not fools and do not need you to "give examples"; nor do they need to repeatedly list the number of various artillery pieces every time they fight. Listing them once at the beginning of a battle is enough, but listing them repeatedly in each chapter or even in the same chapter is boring. It is still a comparison between the Chu State and the Ming Dynasty. It can be written from the perspective of ordinary people; but it is not necessary to write it as a thesis narrative; not to mention that the author still compares the same issue repeatedly, and the content is the same. I don't know if the author has amnesia or if he thinks that we readers are all amnesiacs and mentally retarded. It's not like we can't see the comparison, so do we still need you to write it down?

It's reverse cheating... If the Ming army was so powerful, where did the Qing Dynasty come from?

It is impossible to understand those military plans just by looking at a flat surface without a three-dimensional terrain.

Oh my God, there are too many statements and too much nonsense. Why are you so long-winded?

There are many things that the author dare not write, and people are not saints.

What do you think about banning the slave trade? How can we do colonization without slaves?

Without Jurchens, there would be no Liaoxiang, and without Liaoxiang, there would be no uprising in northern Shaanxi. In fact, taxes were very low in the late Ming Dynasty, and Liao Xiang forced rebellion in Shaanxi. The emperor wants to govern the country, the officials are greedy for money, and the businessmen are betraying the country.

Traveling through the late Ming Dynasty, you must take Liu Rushi, Chen Yuanyuan and other women as concubines. Don't worry too much about the country and the people. If you want to rebel, just be like the Emperor of the Valley. I hate the Holy Mother Bitch the most.