
Taking over the Ming Dynasty
入主大明
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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It's well written and has a novel angle. It's not a cookie-cutter time travel to Chongzhen 😁
Writing about King Ning's rebellion has to be successful, you might as well just write about Ada Khan rebuilding and taking control of the Central Plains. The possibility of rebuilding the Central Plains is even greater. Isn't this funny! Does the author know that King Ning is not from the lineage of King Chengzu Yan? The relationship between you and the throne is basically the relationship between a beggar and the throne.
Ming Wuzong is not Chongzhen. He knows military affairs and can control the government. If the protagonist does not have a golden finger such as a firearm that transcends the times, he will not be successful and will be looking for death. Returning to the Northern Expedition, the elites from all nine sides were gone in one rush
It's best to change your thinking, otherwise I probably won't be able to continue writing.
This entry point into the book is destined to be a dead end. You have to say that you have traveled a long time ago to become a spiritual king and plan slowly. When Zhengde dies, you really have a chance to follow the trend. But at this point in time, you have rebelled and have begun to be punished. You can't hold back the emperor's elite! It took Emperor Zhengde a few minutes to quell Prince Ning's rebellion, but before he could speak after receiving the information, he was already pinned to death by Wang Yangming. This shows that. Everything that King Ning had at that time was so rubbish. Tens of thousands of domestic slaves wanted to rebel. . . . . .
Did King Ning succeed in his rebellion? How is it possible? It's not Zhu Di's time. Jianwen has offended a lot of uncles, and Zhu Chenhao, he is not even from the line of King Yan. At this time, there are many vassals from King Yan Zhu Di's line. At this time, there is no one to support you. You don't have Zhu Di's military quality and elite army, and there is no Li Jinglong in the court. In fact, it was Wang Shouren, the governor without soldiers, who arrested people. The timing is wrong, so what are you looking at?
Did you read the comments that King Ning's rebellion was successful? Give up, give up. King Ning's rebellion was unlikely to succeed at all levels.
Zhengde is not confused at all. Why is he bothering like this? Military power! Liu Jin was reused to suppress the civil servants. Liu Jin was not Wei Zhongxian. There were several eunuchs like him, known as the Eight Tigers, so it was impossible to cover the sky with one hand as the civil servants described. Zhengde was much smarter than Apocalypse in this regard. As a result, the civil servants couldn't do it with normal means and just flipped the table. The first emperor of the Ming Dynasty who fell into the water was born. This emperor led troops in war and could mount a horse and kill people with a knife. He fell ill and died in a small ditch. Do you believe it? You have also traveled through King Chengning. Wang Yangming and his rabble can easily defeat you. Even if you are lucky enough to defeat Wang Yangming and Zhengde himself and lead an army of hundreds of battles to overwhelm you. Unless you cheat like Liu Xiu, just go to sleep. You can still evolve into an industrial society in a short period of time. Soldiers can be trained to the level of the Republic of China in a short period of time, and are they still loyal to you? This identity entry point has not yet officially raised the flag for rebellion. I don't want to give up quickly or directly take my close associates to go to sea. I really don't know what my brain is thinking? I dare to write anything, but at least straighten out the logic, okay? You should also make up stories like this, okay?
Well written, really good. Speed is King Ning's only solution. Slowing down is a dead end
How powerful are you in fighting Wang Mingyang😁
In the mid-Ming Dynasty, the vassal kings did not have the strength to rebel at all, and it was even less possible to push Beijing out because the central government's finances had not collapsed and the military was not in a bad state at that time, so the rebellion basically would not succeed.
How could a time traveler have the courage to rebel against Zhu Houzhao? Just because someone loves fun does not mean he is stupid. Zhu Houzhao can be said to be the figure who could revive the legacy of Taizu Taizong in the middle of the Ming Dynasty. He was also the only emperor after Tumubao who could make the civil servants fear him.
Zhu Houzhao is very popular. Zhu Chenhao is a big villain, writing him is not much different from Wu Sangui becoming emperor, which is rather awkward.
It's too late to travel back in time. We should travel back in time to when King Ning was young. He could adopt tens of thousands of orphans and train them into an army officer corps, train them into technical talents, and train them into scientists. It would be best if the protagonist himself becomes the master of the orphans. A regiment of 5,000 orphan officers, supporting an army of 100,000, can defeat all ancient armies without any difficulty at all. The protagonist time travels too late. Without his own people who can handle the situation well, it is impossible to succeed in the rebellion by relying on piles of half-hearted war waste from ancient times. King Ning's patchwork army cannot fight a tough battle at all. How can it fight against the whole country?
Unless the protagonist has a system to buy Ak tanks in the mall, not to mention Zhu Houzhao, not even Qin Emperor, Han Wu, and Li Shimin combined can beat the protagonist. In history, Zhu Di was able to succeed because Zhu Di had an army and was an elite man who had fought in the war. He also borrowed a lot of soldiers from other princes. Moreover, Zhu Yunwen made a military mistake and let Zhu Di march straight in. In the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Houzhao wanted to rebel and win. Unless the protagonist had destiny, either the opponent's army would be infected by the plague or a fireball would destroy them all. Moreover, in history, King Ning's rebel troops were just a bunch of bandits, and they would collapse at the first touch.
Push it all the way to the capital? ? ? ? There are 200,000 soldiers in the capital, and even if they are corrupt, they are still much better than the protagonist's temporary peasant soldiers!
Too old? ? ? I am in my forties and my energy is limited! ! Moreover, the princess and her son are all older 🙂🙂🙂
King Ning's rebellion was due to his famous division. At first, Zhu Di Jingnan asked King Ning for troops and agreed to divide the world. Zhu Di did not follow the agreement. This is why King Ning's family resolutely rebelled. Back then, you, Zhu Di, had half of my country in the world. Now I can take it back.
Laugh to death, rebel! Nowadays, any sandbird can really write historical novels.
History has long proven that the ancient approach does not work. Do you think that since you are a time traveler, you can just follow the ancient methods? So I don't want to read any more historical articles now. Bye-Bye.
After reading the comments, the protagonist traveled through time and became King Ning to rebel. This can't be successful. How big a golden finger must be used? King Ning is not from Zhu Di's line, has no orthodox status, and the landlord class does not support it. Moreover, the emperor at the time was Zhu Houzhao, Emperor Wuzong of the Ming Dynasty. Although Zhu Houzhao was miserably blackmailed, he knew military affairs and could control the court. With the elites of the Nine Sides and the Beijing camp, could King Ning win with the army he had just laid down?