Dashun Dynasty

😂😂😂After conquering Xi'an, it's time to recuperate and recuperate for a while. It is very important to stabilize the base and develop the red cannon. Tongguan is a natural barrier, but without the red cannon, it will be shattered by the trend of the times. Then train your troops well. March into Shanxi from the east, take your time and focus on cannibalization. Mainly the Ganluo and Hexi areas in the west must be captured to become a solid base. There is a Shandan Army Horse Farm there, which is the country's highest quality horse breeding ground. In addition, the Guanzhong area must create a conquest system like the Qin State. Otherwise, we won't be able to defeat the Manchus. The entire Qinling area must be mobilized. We must cultivate the will to fight for bloodshed. The chaos in the world has begun, and the Qing Dynasty's entry into the country is unstoppable. All we have to do is to stabilize ourselves, sit back and watch the clouds rise, and then go east. Water conservancy facilities must and must be restored. In troubled times, food is the foundation.

Personally, I think the core issue is still the issue of land equalization in the northwest. Historically, Li Zicheng's Ming army continued to pursue, and it was always difficult to truly gain a foothold and build the area. Now that we are able to hold on to the northwest, not to mention the historical issues of collecting stipends and three-year tax exemptions, equalizing land is urgently needed. The core of the struggle in the northwest lies in large-scale exploitation and oppression rather than simple natural disasters. If this problem is not solved, no matter whether the emperor's surname is Li or his surname is Zhu, the common people will rebel. But once the land is equalized, and even the stolen money is further collected, and taxes are exempted for three years, it will inevitably offend the landlords and gentry groups to a greater extent. How to choose depends on the author's design. I will also give some personal opinions here.

It is recommended that the author think more and write more about internal affairs, people's livelihood, water conservancy projects and facilities. Don't be superficial, be thoughtful. Only in this way can it have a pyrotechnic atmosphere, which forms the dual aspect with the iron-blooded military. The economic base determines the superstructure, and the development of productive forces chooses the organizational form. It is necessary to stay close to production, organize the structure, and manage people's livelihood. Only when these are done well can we go a long way. In addition, the number of troops should not be too large. They are numerous and mixed, and the mixture of ingredients is not beautiful. Emphasis on training, emphasis on deadly battles, and emphasis on military and brigade construction. Excessive troops can actually be transformed into forms similar to the armed police and construction and reclamation corps, specializing in the construction of large projects and the supply of production materials. Train troops, train troops, and know that project construction is not a kind of military training. The details really need to be considered by the author.

La la la la, here I go again. It is recommended that the author abandon the single-protagonist route and change it to a dual-protagonist route. Strive to write the kind of majestic manly spirit that "the public is like a green mountain, and I am like a pines and cypresses, my body will be shattered to pieces, and I will never let you down." At any time, well-matched rivalry is the basis of attraction. And it is best to have a division of labor. Two people cannot be confused with the same nature. The protagonist participates in everything and knows everything. It is a one-man show, not a gathering of heroes. Duke Xiao and Shang Yang, King Huiwen and Zhang Yi feel great.

The peasant war in the late Ming Dynasty was tragic. The fundamental reason for this was that exploitation in various places was very tragic. Personally, I don't think this problem can be solved simply by relying on high-yielding crops. I think more bloody struggles such as land distribution and land equalization may be able to solve part of the problem. But at the same time, it is also necessary to unite the landlords and win over the gentry. How to solve this problem, or simply ignore it, depends on the author's operation.