Your Majesty, I Can Conquer Liao in Three Months

Chongzhen: In many novels about time travel and collaboration with Chongzhen, the change in Chongzhen is just an increase in knowledge, learning some physics and chemistry, political economy, history and geography, which is nothing more than high school stuff. The person who became Chongzhen, no matter how kind and friendly he said, he still looked like an aloof emperor, which was false and empty. Either he will be turned into a stupid baby and played by the time traveler. The protagonist of this book goes back and forth, just like teaching. After teaching, he stays for a few days to practice and do homework, so that students can make rapid progress. Look at this Chongzhen. He was imprisoned, pushed a cart, entered a swamp, crossed the grass, ate chaffy vegetables, faced life and death many times, and experienced the suffering of the people. It couldn't be lower. Only in this way will Chongzhen be reborn and increase his personality charm beyond imperial power. Only then will he be worthy of protecting and saving, and will he be able to create the Ming Dynasty again. Enemies: Don't let the enemy defeat too quickly. The Manchus at their peak, Li Zicheng, and Zhang Xianzhong, would also learn quickly and adapt to changes. They can be brutal and greedy, but they cannot be weaklings. To weaken the enemy is to belittle oneself and those heroes in history.

The updates are stable, the plot is okay, you can watch it, but there are a lot of stupid content, so you need to choose carefully.

The Ming Dynasty died because of politics, okay? As for Chongzhen's unscrupulous thing, giving him an atomic bomb is useless. Even if you give him a well-equipped and loyal modern army for nothing, it will only last a few years, and then that army will be tricked to death for various weird reasons. It's useless to tell you to fly a spaceship, think about the reasons yourself!

Those who say that Chongzhen will not be emperor... Let me see, if Chongzhen were you, you would not necessarily be better than Chongzhen... Don't talk to me about the golden hand decree system and the memory of future generations... If you didn't have these, I think you would be worse than Chongzhen 🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂

If you have a rough mind, in the feudal era you could get a dozen or so Gatling guns, add more bullets, and add an army like the feudal era, and fight steadily, you would basically be invincible in the field. What's the point of having a tank? Can the road be opened? Someone opens it? Can logistics be guaranteed?

The author writes according to his own ideas, transforming Chongzhen, transforming ministers, and transforming warlords. Big guns + doctrines + spoilers, you can't change it without filming, don't be stingy and secretive. Changing Chongzhen is very good!

I have tested the drug. The characters in this book have low IQs. It is suitable for primary school students. It is full of poisonous points for seniors. It is a pity that it is a good subject. Seniors should be cautious. People with low blood pressure can read it. It has curative effect.

Transporting tanks to ancient times was the most cunning act. It was also very heavy on logistics. Once it fell into a ditch, it would be impossible to get out. We had to get a helicopter to go over and hoist everything.

He actually said that Yuan Chonghuan was a piece of jade, and boasted that he could defeat Liao Dynasty in five years, but the Manchu Qing Dynasty came to rob him at his doorstep. National affairs are not something to be bragged about. If he doesn't die, who will die?

Just by looking at the title of the book, you can tell that it is about kneeling and licking the text, supporting the Ming Dynasty. You have to write counter-text to have a market. Look at what others wrote, I buried the Qing Dynasty alive, buried the Qing Dynasty, I just want to be the emperor, the Ming Dynasty, the world's number one rebel, stubborn thief, sweeping the world at the end of the Ming Dynasty

Three Golden Chapters Three Golden Chapters! After three chapters, the writing started to get ridiculous! Not to mention how serious the writing needs to be, I knew from the first chapter that it was meant to be a bit entertaining But in the fourth chapter, the jokes were really not good enough. It was supposed to be entertaining and should be serious about getting to the point. However, the protagonist behaved like a mentally retarded person. I was convinced.

I have seen the idiot protagonist who goes back to ancient times and delivers a gun countless times. Every time I delete the book decisively and send negative reviews decisively, this time will be no exception. Just wait to be shot to death, you idiot!

You can watch it if you don't have any brains, but don't watch it if you have taken a physics class. I really don't know why the author thinks that the mass of the object will change after sending the object to the moon. The change in gravitational acceleration has nothing to do with the mass.

Abuse of the main character, forcibly arranging the plot, is not good at all. The main character makes unreasonable use of cheats. In short, the progress is slow. The author, you wrote it very badly. The author, you did a very bad job. The author, your writing is very, very bad. Author, your plot is very bad. What you write, the author, is very bad. What you write, the author, is very bad. What you write, the author, is very bad. The author, your writing is too bad. The author you wrote is not good. (This message rebounds all attacks)

If you want to get into the trap, read Chapter 4 first. If you can handle it, continue reading. Anyway, I can't handle it. Making bad jokes in historical literature is simply an insult to your IQ.

The author often describes the ancient army as being brave and fearless of death, which is probably influenced by the real people's army. But in fact, few armies in ancient times could withstand more than 10% death without being defeated. Those who can withstand 20% death are considered elite. . As for those who endured 50% of the deaths, there were basically only a handful of soldiers, and all of them left a great name in history. The ancient army is not like the modern army. Even the current army rarely has the willpower of the people's army. What I want to say is that you don't need to waste so many bullets in the fight. Kill the leader with a sniper rifle, kill the soldiers, and basically surrender.

This book has some good points and more bad points. This is a text that cannot be read with the brain in mind, but the author has a way of writing that requires readers to read with the brain in mind, so I can only say that I can't complain.

The problem is huge. The author describes the expert group as ZZ. Dementia is severe in most cases

After reading dozens of chapters, I was poisoned to death and persuaded to quit. The author doesn't even have the most basic common sense. He keeps sensationalizing and the subject matter is so good that it makes you write badly.

There are too many bugs in all aspects. Can ancient artillery compare with modern machine guns in terms of range? There are also various other outrageous explosives used to blow up the city gate. Could it be that the protagonist is living in 1945? Not to mention the various bullet bugs, you have so many machine guns and bullets, and you still end up in this situation. This is outrageous. I'm not saying that with a dozen machine guns and random bullets, you can sweep through the entire late Ming Dynasty without any difficulty. Not to mention you still have a tank. However, tanks are the most rubbish. In the late Ming Dynasty, when choosing mortar vehicles, machine gun vehicles were not more profitable than tanks. Are you hiding in a tank because you are afraid that a firearm from the late Ming Dynasty will kill you with a shot or a cannon from 10 kilometers away?

I have been thinking about a feudal country where the rule of man and the rule of law have collapsed, a country where the people have no life, but because of its powerful army, it has never been overthrown by the people's uprising. What will it look like if it continues. 5% starved to death one year, and 10% starved to death the next year. Uprisings occurred one after another, but because of the powerful army, the country could not be destroyed. The emperor still has the power to kill whoever he wants. The strange thing is that he can't make the ministers work well. Faced with an emperor who dared to raise a butcher's knife, ministers still dared to be corrupt and traitorous, because all those who might expose their crimes were already their own, and they had no worries that the emperor would know about it. What will happen if this continues?

It's a thoughtful book. The characters are very smart and not all of them are simple. It's not easy to leave a name in history

The author writes that he is suffering from literary youth disease. The group portraits in the front are very messy and confusing.

At the end of the dynasty, people did not want to rebel but were treated like dogs

Chongzhen definitely has a heart of benevolence. Even though he desperately wrote "Don't hurt any of my people" before his death, he was able to say "all are innocent" to the rebels during his lifetime. In his eyes, a rebel who even rebelled could be comforted if he could, and forget the blame if he was willing to surrender. This was better than most emperors could do. At the end of the Ming Dynasty, it was useless if you didn't change the system. It would be useless if you brought it over. It's not that the Ming Dynasty's army couldn't fight, but what should they do if they won the military pay? If someone really accuses the Ming Dynasty of being cruel, then I want to say, do you know what the tax burden was in the Ming Dynasty? When the Ming Dynasty was founded, it adhered to the policy of hiding wealth from the people. Now the taxation is more than several times higher than that of the Ming Dynasty. And these taxes are taxes. Whether I pay them or not is another matter. If you read the history of the Ming Dynasty, you will not pay taxes and openly resist taxes. There are even governors who come to collect taxes and are directly beaten to death by the people in the street. People don't pay taxes, and they delay for a few years, and then a new official wipes them out with a wave of his hand. This kind of thing can be seen everywhere. Wang Yangming once went to persuade villagers to pay taxes. But the people said, this land belongs to me and I cultivated it. The government did nothing but came and asked for 10% of the land. How could such a good thing happen? In the end, they said that the country must protect the people, so they handed it over. Another point is that the Ming Code of the Ming Dynasty clearly stated that the status of a servant was the same as that of a landlord. If the landlord took care of the servant's life, he would have his house raided and executed. What disappoints many people is that in many cases, between landlords and servants, it is the servants who often occupy the landlord's land. Some rogue servants rent the land from the landlord, then sublease it to other servants, or even resell the landlord's land. The landlord cannot afford to litigate for this land. So many big landowners will put their land in the name of officials, and officials do not need to covet the little money from the treasury in the Ming Dynasty. Their legal and reasonable income is much higher than your treasury income. So don't think that all the money you get from being an official comes from corruption. People don't look down on the three melons and two dates in your treasury at all. In the Ming Dynasty, salt, iron, tea, and many trades that should be controlled by the state were given to the people. Therefore, the country was poor in the Ming Dynasty, but the people were extremely wealthy. Nearly one-third of the world's silver flowed into the Ming Dynasty, and silver began to become the backbone of China's currency. The most important point is that the literati of the Ming Dynasty are really brave. Don't think that all literati are the same because of those few people. Even the one who said the water was too cold and surrendered to the Qing Dynasty had money from the Qing Dynasty, but he did a lot of work for the Ming Dynasty. The Ming Dynasty produced more solar terms poems and death words than the Tang and Song Dynasties combined. In the Biography of the Rebellious Ministers compiled by the Qing Dynasty, the number of military generals who rebelled was several times that of civil servants. The Ming Dynasty is a very strange dynasty, because its founding emperor has been a strange flower from ancient times to the present. From a beggar to a supreme emperor, it is difficult to say that it is right to hide wealth among the people, but it cannot be said to be wrong. Policies and flexibility are the way to go.

The book has been signed and we are now recruiting all the handsome men and beautiful women for names of actors and actresses. We don't seek to be high-end and classy, ​​but we seek to be low-key, luxurious and connotative. It's really hard to choose a name😭

This book has a good start and a good idea. Although the writing is a bit flawed, the flaws are not hidden. Come on, update quickly By the way, the title and introduction may delay readers!

Do you think you have a talent for writing detective dramas? Where can I find the first few dozen chapters? It made me sick to read it. A few chapters have brought me to the rhythm of the historical theme. I was surprised that it was written as a detective novel. At this level, I still have to criticize the writing, let alone you are not that level

Quite creative, similar to Xun Qin Ji, Ming Dynasty edition

Work harder, what you write is not overwhelming! Who says it's broken? Some things are not suitable for writing or have been written badly. As a new author, why do you have to stick to the rules? But you really have to work harder.