The Last Emperor of the Great Ming

Don't play tricks at the beginning of hell? It's hard to read the late Ming Dynasty novels without cheating, because the author usually makes the opponent's IQ look like a pig.

I feel that many people still have the same self-confidence and travel through Chongzhen without a system, but the result will be death! First of all, Chongzhen had no money, secondly, Chongzhen had no army, and thirdly, Chongzhen could not live without Beijing! Tell me, all you awesome guys, what is the use of promoting a few loyal ministers and good generals? How did Zhu Youxiao die? You tell me, is it possible for an emperor to fight against the entire world without a system? The best start in the late Ming Dynasty is to have the general army, or the big merchants will rebel, and start all over again, build high walls, slowly become king, build firearms, flintlock guns, fixed charges, grenades, and a sophisticated army

Natural and man-made disasters, internal and external troubles, unless the invincible attack is activated, the Ming Dynasty will not be saved. It sucks from top to bottom. No matter what the emperor's policies are, he exploits the people wherever he goes. There's nothing to play with. Liu Xiu doesn't have to fight even if he doesn't have a hundred or eighty meteorites.

People who like to read novels about the late Ming Dynasty generally hate the Qing Dynasty. It's not that the Ming Dynasty was so good. It would be a pity to destroy the Ming Dynasty, but it's just that it's better than the previous ones. No matter how hard you explain, the DPRK will not exterminate humanity, inhibit development, and suppress learning technology like the Qing Dynasty. The Ming Dynasty never rejects foreign technology, nor does it say that because of the technology invented by its country, it will directly burn it or directly send the inventor to Ninggu Pagoda... The most important thing is that three of the four major classics come from the Ming Dynasty. And the development is excellent. In the Qing Dynasty, only one Red Mansion was published and it was listed as a banned book. The destruction of culture can be imagined

Author, when you belittle Apocalypse, this book is destined to be sold out!

Chongzhen is definitely a foolish king! No reason can conceal the fact that Chongzhen fell. The living environment of farmers in the late Ming Dynasty was definitely the worst in history. Read more historical materials. If it weren't for the Qing Dynasty that followed, and China suffered too much decline during the Qing Dynasty, no one would sympathize with Chongzhen anymore. The only thing that sympathized with Chongzhen was that the Qing Dynasty was too bad.

As long as it doesn't take 15 years to wear Chongzhen, there will be a solution. After all, there is time. Starting from scratch, spend all your efforts to train about 20,000 new troops, and then kill. The unlucky is the vassal king, the Donglin Party, just go on a killing spree. The crime lies in the present, but the merit lies in the future. After all, you are orthodox, killing, ransacking homes and training new soldiers at the same time. As long as you don't move to Liaodong, you have enough time.

How about the author playing house? It's too childish to write. Please make it clear at the end that you at least know how to write history. However, your behavior is worthy of the title of the book. Those book friends who can read it remember to help me mourn when Chongzhen died.

It can still be seen after changing the name of the emperor. The emperor is the name of the Qing Dynasty. Huang Taiji felt that it was more powerful than the Ming Dynasty, so calling him emperor would not work. He should be above the Han emperor, so he called him emperor. The author should not be poisoned by TV dramas from the Qing Dynasty.

It was more difficult than Zhu Yuanzhang to raise his troops in the late Ming Dynasty. If it was a miracle for Zhu Yuanzhang to raise his troops, it would be no miracle at all if he wanted to make a comeback in the late Ming Dynasty. Warlords were everywhere, powerful men were everywhere, and the emperor was like a monkey.