Late Ming: The Empire Rises

It is recommended that the author read the history of the Party, especially the Yan'an period which is particularly exciting. In fact, the Kuomintang was defeated starting from Yan'an. People say that we are from the Eighth Route Army, but in fact, we soldiers during the Yan'an period were much better than the Kuomintang soldiers. Although the food was not good, we were able to eat well. Everyone eats the same thing, and occasionally it can be improved. Not well dressed but clean. Including the chairman. I work in the fields every morning and take a two-hour lunch break after lunch. I train in the afternoon and play basketball after training. Study at night. There are also dances on the weekends. In the Kuomintang, on the other hand, as an official, you can eat and drink everywhere. Soldiers don't have enough to eat and no sound, the clothes they wear are dirty and crazy, and their mental outlook is poor.

It's embarrassing to see soldiers copying the practices of modern troops in training. I think those who came to be soldiers will probably run away and quit. There are also those rogue bandits who followed. Do you use modern moral standards to restrain them? Anyone who can bear it will probably run away and do it on their own instead of serving the male protagonist. It is better to tell them that they will steal money, food, and women.

I feel that the aura of the protagonist is a bit too big. Escape to Shu is basically safe, and it is quite easy to sneak into the Shu palace. It's very unreal, it's better to arrange a smaller plug-in.

China has lasted for five thousand years, and the ancients' cold weapon warfare has gone to waste. You don't have modern firearms, so you copy the modern formations and you don't know how you died. Do you know that the cavalry will be scattered by you with a charge? To defend against the cavalry, you have to rely on chariots, and the formation will definitely play ball.

，，，?  ，，，    There are also titles in the article, various "sir". The King of Shu also called a group of civil servants "sir". Could you please check the information? In the Ming dynasty, officialdom did not use "sir" to address officials. The number of "sir" was after Daoguang of the Qing Dynasty. Even if you don't want to do research, don't use it indiscriminately. I have watched too many Manchu and Qing dramas.

You should train your troops according to the weapons you use. It is unrealistic to use modern military training manuals if you don't have modern weapons.

Author, is the protagonist a warlord? Are you going to beat up an honest official just for the sake of a small soldier, not to mention that this small soldier kills people? It doesn't matter if this soldier is killing someone for his mother or for whatever reason. Even though his sister-in-law treated her mother harshly, it would be fine if you beat her and take her away. He had to kill him, so now it's better. My mother had no one to support me, and I was gone.

It was quite amazing at the beginning, killing hundreds of guards in the palace for the first time, but then nothing happened in the follow-up? Are you kidding me? Behind these hundreds of people are at least several hundred households and thousands of people. Do you think no one will ask questions? Second, after killing people, you can directly train your troops. You can train a few people and still have 50,000 people. Do you think you are raising pigs?

Times are different. During the Han and Tang dynasties, people's hearts were somewhat useful. After all, martial arts were popular in that era. In the Han Dynasty, it was a crime for three people to drink together. The fundamental reason was that the social atmosphere was strong. Landlords and knights led by knights would dare to rebel and take action. This is how people's hearts can be used. Refer to Liu Bang. The social atmosphere of the late Ming Dynasty was not as good as that of the Han and Tang Dynasties. It was a group of starving peasant armies that were about to starve to death. Without the leadership of intellectuals and the participation of the landlord class, the early peasant army was a rabble, basically in disarray. Under this background, there are two types of people: one is the landlord scholar-bureaucrats, and the other is the common people. The Ming Dynasty's orthodoxy is the interests of the landlords, which can be regarded as winning the hearts of the landlords. Li Zicheng refused to accept food when the king came, so he won the hearts of the people. The Manchu Qing Dynasty Dorgon's shaving his head and enclosing the land was definitely unpopular with both people, but he gained military morale. In this case, if the farmers and landlords could be integrated, the Manchu Qing Dynasty would be in trouble, but unfortunately it did not. The class contradiction in the late Ming Dynasty was so strong that it was almost impossible to adjust. In this case, military morale was the most useful thing.

Author, don't be led astray! I'm enjoying it so far! Write a novel! As long as you don't distort the historical outline of the novel, whitewash or blackmail historical celebrities! Just make it fun for readers to watch! We are here to read novels, not to learn history! We have to find out!