Late Ming: I’m Rich, What Do I Have to Fear?

Why is the protagonist farming like crazy and accumulating strength like crazy just to go to Qinwang to save the emperor in the 17th year of Chongzhen? What the hell kind of operation is this? 😤😤😤😤😤

Traveling back in time to troubled times, having a system is the only way to have an online IQ. I just read a book called "The Emperor of Evil", where 300 ordinary people mounted their horses and defeated the Jin cavalry. After a few days of training, 500 people directly defeated 2,500 Jin soldiers. It was so poisonous that it couldn't be added.

I'm so dizzy, I'm really dizzy. I saw that the animals were optimized and given to sheep. Of course, they were given to heavy draft horses. The plowing efficiency of those things was more than five times that of cattle. The only flaw was that they ate grain. But productivity has developed and the output has increased. In that era, heavy draft horses were considered a mixture of trucks and tractors, and they were used for transportation on the battlefield. It can pull cannons and transport. The Sharma can pull up to 1.8 Tons. Whether it is for military or civilian use, this thing is a bug in the East. The development of European industry was largely due to the emergence of heavy draft horses, which made agriculture need fewer people. Then a large number of farms appeared, and then drove a large number of agricultural people into cities.

The golden finger of the protagonist was given to me by my lust a few days ago, and it happened to me today. . . Good guy

Chongzhen was a single-minded thief, not the Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty. It was useless to coerce the emperor to control the princes at that time in the late Ming Dynasty. It would do more harm than good. It would be better to wait for Chongzhen to die and the male protagonist to separate Huaiyou and sweep the world like Zhu Yuanzhang. That would be more satisfying. I don't understand why the author wants to have a golden finger when he can completely start a new one and build a new one on his own. The male protagonist who established his own empire went to kneel and lick Chongzhen, saying that Chongzhen changed his mind after experiencing a catastrophe, became a famous king, and then destroyed the Eight Banners and established the Han Dynasty. This logic is as stupid as Liu Bang hopes for Qin II, Liu Xiu hopes for Wang Mang, and Li Shimin hopes that Emperor Sui Yang can become a good emperor, and then assists him to change the world.

Author, what do you think? Now the protagonist is semi-voluntarily living in confinement in Nanjing. I hope that the Qing soldiers will go south and the emperor will let him go back to fight against the Qing Dynasty. I'm just curious, what is the protagonist trying to do? What else does the emperor do except give him a princess and an official during the war against the Qing Dynasty? The princess and the officer are somewhat useful at the beginning, but it is of no use to say that they are useless. On the contrary, they will cause a lot of trouble in the future. What if the prince is willing to have a protagonist with the blood of the previous dynasty? Minister willing? After the founding of the People's Republic of China, how did you arrange the replacement of the original master? They cannot lack money, power or land. Losing these guarantees will make your reputation almost the same as that of Cao Cao. If your subordinates are willing to treat you favorably? Do you want your country to have no money, no power, and no national destiny? Obviously we can found the country in a dignified way, but we are asking for trouble. It would be fine if there were a lot of benefits, but -_-|| The protagonist is in Nanjing and his subordinates are in Shandong. They are all loyal. This development speed has not affected it? On the contrary, how much stronger will the Manchu and Qing Dynasties be when they attack the south? The author probably used the word "water" to create a halo of mental retardation, making a person who has traveled through the Internet information explosion with 9 years of education look like a novice with no education and no women.

Starting from Chapter 59, the author revealed that he wanted to kneel down and lick Chongzhen, and then gave a bunch of stupid reasons. I knew that I couldn't read this book anymore. I hope the author took this as a warning.

I am the great Shen Wansan. Who am I afraid of? Then his home was confiscated by Lao Zhu and he was exiled and died! In ancient times, there was no good outcome for not being an emperor. Your great achievements would make you die.

Emperor Chongzhen killed many ministers. Isn't the protagonist afraid of being killed by the emperor when he goes to see him?

I thought it was okay at first, but as soon as I saw the author kneeling down to lick Chongzhen, I was shocked and disgusted. The author needs to know that there is a reason for the poor performance of this book. Readers want to read a refreshing article, not a fake m.