Emperor Chongzhen’s Fight for Survival

Fifteen years after Chongzhen, only moving to the south was the right way. Staying in Beijing was a dead end. Chongzhen went to Nanjing and asked Sun Chuanting to governor the northern provinces. Then he let each province and county collect taxes and recruit troops for regiment training. The landlords also recruited their own troops to resist the bandits. There was no need to worry about anything else. The Manchus and Li Zicheng would all blow it up for you. Wouldn't it be nice to go to Nanjing and live a life of debauchery?

It's a pity Wei Zhongxian, if we don't kill him, at least the Ming Dynasty will not be destroyed before he dies of old age, because when he was there, the Liaodong border army was never short of military pay, and the internal affairs of the court were kept stable by him. , The hypocritical villains of the Donglin Party are also suppressed by him. At least there is no big rebel leader in the world, and there is still money in the treasury. As soon as he dies, the border troops will have their pay cut off, the treasury will be empty, and there will be more rebels in the world.

If you can save it, let Jin Yiwei chop them all down

The most poisonous thing about this novel is not the modern military positions and the prince's migration to the south. Everything the emperor does has to be explained to the eunuchs for a long time, and the officials also have to explain it. It is not useful in the first place, and almost all the new recruits have to pay for it. There is no punishment, so it is nothing.

Building railways is nonsense! In the Ming Dynasty, Zhan Tianyou spent 11 years building the Beijing-Zhangjiakou Railway. It took 28 years to build the Beijing-Shenyang Railway, and it took Rabbit 3 years to build the Beijing-Shenyang High-speed Railway. Do you have a parallel universe shield machine?

No harm intended, just a discussion about writing. 🤔 After reading more than two hundred chapters, sometimes I can't understand the author's intention in writing. Wu Sangui suddenly rebelled, and the Nanjing prince ascended the throne. Suddenly, under the protagonist's rule, only one province, Zhili, was left. Without any foreshadowing, the situation suddenly collapsed. Then the ministers and the emperor reacted indifferently. The ministers were anxious for a chapter and were calmed down by the protagonist giving him chicken soup (could this situation really be deceived by a set of chicken soup)? The army didn't respond at all (why did the army listen to the protagonist when all the other provinces supported the prince?), Wu Sangui was then driven away by King Qin's army. Later, the protagonist went to study internal affairs, but the only area under his jurisdiction was Beijing. His regime was basically dead, but he was still so calm, so arrogant. When I read it, I felt that it was written very well. In that section, the boy scouts who came to support went to die, and I personally couldn't figure out the logic. As a city defender who chose to go out of the city to die, it was still a group of 14-year-old children. The boy scout leader Fang Zhenghua (an adult) proposed to lead the children to be loyal to the country. The protagonist showed great heartache and then let him go and lead the team to death. Is the leader who writes like this a human being? What is the purpose of this plot design? Will completely removing this plot affect the advancement of the main plot? I can't follow the writing and plot logic.

The writing is really good. The only thing I think is inappropriate is that most late Ming Dynasty texts don't respect the peasant army very much.

It can be seen that the author has very poor historical skills and is extremely poisonous.

This kind of writing about the last emperor is retarded. In this situation, no matter who you choose, the result will be the same. You, the emperor, are just a decoration. No one listened at all. Your order is a fart. Nothing can be done.

Writing about Sun Chuanting's betrayal of Chongzhen made me feel really uncomfortable. I didn't know what to say, ugh. He was a loyal minister in history. In this novel, Chongzhen treated him very highly.