
The Late Ming: Sweeping Across the Realm
明末之席卷天下
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- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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- 3y ago
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After reading so many articles about fighting for hegemony, you and Cao Cao are the same thing. Personally, I feel that fighting for hegemony is fine, but don't get married! The whole world is yours, how horny are you when you still have a wife?
I just read the latest chapter, and I feel so frustrated. Not many ordinary people are enlightened. Most of the smart people in the world are from rich families. The ruling class has no supporting force or class of its own. Any reform is a castle in the air. It all depends on the prestige of the protagonist and the founding king to force the reform. Today, the child of the crown prince can be killed. Get rid of them tomorrow, wait until you die, and kill all your descendants. There is nothing you can do, because "the king is under the law", a person with a family of only a few thousand acres can design, which one with greater financial resources will not kill all your descendants, because "the king is under the law", even if the novel is illogical, you can't do this, there is no protection of rights, Who will fear your children and grandchildren, and after the top leadership retires, ordinary people will be left, at most the small or medium rich. Will those with strong financial resources control the country in the future? Those with strong financial resources can rely on legal means to embarrass your family. You must abide by the law and not mess with them. Later officials will wake up. What's the point of being in this official position? I'm so frustrated when I'm at the top. Don't people just want to get what they want? There will be no powerful ministers in the future, but there will be chaebols and consortiums in the future. I feel that the protagonist's family may be shorter-lived than those feudal royal families. They don't need imperial power anymore. Just have laws. What are you keeping your descendants for?
I have read more than forty chapters, and when it comes to farming stories, there is no beginning, and there is no system. It does not mean that the system must be a good text. The problem is that in the Little Ice Age, I really don't know how to farm and develop without relying on the system. In the early days of the Apocalypse Dynasty, there is still a chance for pure operation without relying on the system. It is already Chongzhen. It is really too easy to take it for granted that it can develop without relying on the system.
I read one chapter. To be honest, it was really well written. The war scenes were fierce and the male protagonist was cunning. I like to read rebellion stories, but I don't like to be a minister to the Ming Dynasty. I don't know what the plot of this book is 😃
He could have become a god, but he ended up being a complete mess with just a few words!
There is no eunuch in this book, so everyone can invest with confidence.
The author overestimated Mao Wenlong! From a historical point of view, Mao Wenlong's military exploits originated from the three years or so before and after the establishment of the town of Dongjiang, that is, from the second year of Tianqi to the fifth year of Tianqi. These three years happened to be the time when Yuan Keli was governor of Denglai. In the more than three years from the fifth year of Tianqi to the second year of Chongzhen, there was nothing good to say. If you want Mao Wenlong to achieve battle-level containment, it is really a fantasy. Mao Wenlong did not have this ability, nor did he have such ambitions. He was just one of many generals in the late Ming Dynasty. All the bad habits of the generals in the late Ming Dynasty, including corruption, taking bribes, bullying men and women, killing good people and taking credit for their merits, being domineering, etc., Were all the same to Mao. Therefore, after Yuan killed Mao, Chong Zhen and the cabinet endorsed it. Of course, Yuan Chonghuan's killing of hair was inappropriate, but the biggest mistake was that Yuan failed to integrate Dongjiang Town.
At the end of the Ming Dynasty, there is no point in thinking about being an emperor. It is not a circle. It will still be a shame hundreds of years later.
The last few chapters of Goodfellas are for us💩😰
So disgusting, so disgusting🤮🤮