Exterminate Slaves

Liaodong Dusi Map

To be honest, there is no golden finger when traveling to the late Ming Dynasty. Logically speaking, most people will not survive for half a year, let alone move to the next level. How could normal people be able to play like that group of smart people under feudal rules?

Regarding the question of whether the protagonist will assist the court or rebel in the end, of course he rebelled! Why would you travel through the late Ming Dynasty and not rebel? However, the author designed it in this way. The protagonist must first guard the border and defend the country at the beginning, and then destroy the slaves. The original intention was not because of sincerity towards the Ming Dynasty, but just to avoid the disaster of the Han nation, and then develop oneself and wait for the right time. As the story develops, the protagonist's power becomes stronger, and the reform of the base area harms the rights and interests of the gentry, etc., The conflict between the court and the protagonist intensifies. Through the subtle influence of the protagonist, the subordinates around the protagonist also realize that the Ming court is rotten to the core. The inheritance of the Han people and Han culture and the continuation of the Ming court are completely different concepts. From then on, the protagonist began to fight against foreigners while protecting his own territory. In the end, the imperial court is completely corrupt, the world is in turmoil, the people are in poverty, and the protagonist's rebellion is inevitable. This is the main line, and the story will be more twists and turns and exciting.

How many heroes have been destroyed at the hands of villains! Why! Exasperating!

😥 Now when I see the heroine, who is such a beauty, I feel scared. How good the writing is, but... It's obviously not that good and it's embarrassing to write just one word😓.

The Northeast is very close to Beijing, but the Ming Dynasty had no real control over it and still adopted the chieftain system. This Ming Dynasty was really bad. The replacement of the Ming Dynasty by the Manchu Qing Dynasty was also the Ming Dynasty's own masterpiece.

This is a bit stupid. Resisting the decree and not respecting it is rebellion. It's as simple as killing the nine tribes. Tsk tsk. Then go to the damn Liaodong and make some money to get the status of a scholar. Don't you feel comfortable? Rebellion is not guilty

Well written, what connection does it have with Zhu Youxiao? Have you read too many light novels? I was so angry, I thought it was a masterpiece, it was so nonsense and messy.

To be honest? Then tell the truth! Fu Ming is so unrealistic! Absolutely no one at the top will agree with you, from the emperor to Donglin to the eunuchs to the cabinet to the gentry to the landlords to the businessmen, and then you have to continue their rule over the miserable tenant farmers and Qiu Ba! This is thinking about eating P! Rebellion is the only way out, so it's natural to persuade them to retreat by supporting Ming!

The author's writing is very good, but the strategy and layout of this battle are simply poisonous. Why did Xiong Tingbi of Liaodong still have an advantage if he only defended but did not attack, and lost the battle as soon as he took the initiative to attack? Although there are many reasons, the main reason is that infantry has no advantage over cavalry. The protagonist, the three hundred or so men who don't have swords and shields, dare to stand still against the cavalry in a field battle. This is simply a way to die. The five hundred Mongolian cavalry only need to fly kites and it will be over. Just use bows and arrows to kill half of your men from a distance and see if your soldiers can still listen to you. The infantry moved slowly, had no shields and no defense system, and had only a few dozen muskets for long-range damage. This battle was a strange one.

The Ming army basically had no combat effectiveness. According to historical records, during the Jiajing period, dozens of Japanese pirates landed in Hangzhou Bay and killed more than 4,000 people in Nanjing. How bad is it? Dozens of Japanese pirates are not an army at all.

Write down that in the last article, you should learn from Lao Bainiu, even though Ya Lao is procrastinating and is an intermittent eunuch. But the writing is really good, and the characters and plots are well grasped. The grandson is rich and writing books is a hobby. Earning 20,000 to 30,000 yuan a month from writing books is not enough for him to earn even a fraction, so he just postpones it every day and stops updating 😂

They are all in China. If I travel across time, I will definitely go to Luzon to establish a new land for the Han family.

The Ming Dynasty won the country's righteousness and rebelled without righteousness, so they could only perish at the hands of foreign enemies. The only one who can save Chongzhen of the Ming Dynasty is Li Zicheng. If he clears his banner and trains a strong soldier to conquer the world again, the late Ming Dynasty will not be able to play within the rules. The emperor and the peasants are on the same side, and the officials are all rebels

One year after the Ming Dynasty, Asia died and the world became extinct in ten years. Soul penetration. Evil possession. Hang. Burn to death. Buried alive. Knife chop. Play with religion. Brainwashing is the best way to survive. Go to the border army. You think war is like children's play house. Computer turn-based games

After reading more than ten chapters, I feel so frustrated. The protagonist's family is like comfort women. The emperor will accuse him of injustice if he wants, and kill him if he wants. If not, you have to go to the capital to "give thanks." There is no dignity at all as a human being. The protagonist also fawns over some emperor's grandson. These plot trends show that the author is very servile.

This time of travel is a bit unpleasant. Since we have traveled to the end of the Ming Dynasty, the biggest highlight is how to grow stronger and fight against the Manchus. However, the strength of the Manchus and Qing Dynasties during the Wanli period is not at its peak. It is like watching a game of people fighting monsters. Of course I hope to see the protagonist fight the most powerful boss, right?

The title of this book was changed. I looked through my bookshelf several times and couldn't find it. I thought I had deleted it someday.

The recommendation has been discontinued this week, and the recommendation slot for the web app has not come. Obviously the increase in collection is not worse than the same period, but others have recommended it, but I don't. The reason is that the reading rate is not increasing, and too many people are reading books. I urge everyone to try not to keep books, but to take some time every day to catch up on the latest chapters, because the website's recommendation ranking is based on reading, and there is nothing if you don't catch up. I'm a newbie, and I'm working a part-time job. Seeing mediocrity and the wasted years, I feel really anxious. Here, I sincerely ask for your tolerance and support, and please read as much as possible.

Dear readers, I would like to ask you a few things here. If you find any typos or typos, please point them out to me. I will read the comments every day and make corrections when I see them. I also hope that you can talk about the areas that you think are poisonous points or that encourage people to quit. I will consider whether to modify this comprehensively. There are also friends who have decided to give up the book. I will not force you to stay, but the biggest benefit for newcomers is progress. I hope you can talk about the reasons for leaving before leaving, so that I can learn from experience and lessons. Thank you all for your support!

The author has entered the palace? ....

I almost gave up the book when I saw the word "fuck". I will never leave the book again next time I see it.

The protagonist doesn't have a golden finger? ? ! !

Hey, I'm here

In the early Qing Dynasty, his hair was left uncut. This man never shaved his head all his life. Why did Huang Taiji treat him with high standards? Zhang Shengquan's wonderful history Original 2017-7-22 10:43 · Sichuan Zhibeitang Culture Media Co., Ltd. Creators in the field of high-quality history In the early Qing Dynasty, the Ming Dynasty soldiers who surrendered to the Manchus and the Qing Dynasty were required to shave their heads. That is to say, the head is shaved along the periphery, leaving only a lock of hair the size of a copper coin in the middle, which is braided into a small braid, which is called a "rat tail braid." Moreover, the Manchu Qing Dynasty had strict regulations called "leave your hair but not your head". However, there was a general who surrendered to the Manchus and refused to shave his head until his death. However, he was not killed by the Manchus and was received with high standards by Huang Taiji. What's going on? This man's name is Zhang Chun. Zhang Chun was born in Juren. When Jinzhou was in crisis, he was appointed by Emperor Chongzhen to supervise the military preparation of the army. He led 40,000 Ming troops to Liaodong to fight against the Qing Dynasty. As a result, during the battle at Daling River, he became a prisoner of the Manchu Qing Dynasty. Most of the Ming troops captured at that time were killed by Huang Taiji, and only eight generals including Zhang Chun remained. You must know that Huang Taiji is also a person who loves talents. He also admires the culture of the Central Plains. Therefore, in order to strengthen his own strength, he wants to recruit some talented Han people as national reserve talents. The eight generals Zhang Chun were imprisoned in different places, and soon the remaining seven bowed to the Manchu Qing and professed their vassalship one by one. However, Zhang Chun refused to surrender and shouted angrily: "Kill me quickly." Huang Taiji was not angry when he saw Zhang Chun like this. Zhang Chun always greeted Zhang Chun with delicious food and drinks, but Zhang Chun did not appreciate it. He still insisted: "I have made up my mind to die. I will be loyal to the Ming Emperor. I have no fear of death. Just kill me." He also said: "A good girl will not marry a second husband, let alone me!" Therefore, Zhang Chun was very determined, not even eating or drinking. He went on a hunger strike to be loyal to the country. (Zhang Chun, a loyal general in the late Ming Dynasty) Seeing Zhang Chun's resolute attitude, Huang Taiji admired him very much. He felt that such a tough guy would definitely be loyal once he could be used by him. On the third day of Zhang Chun's hunger strike, Huang Taiji personally came to visit Zhang Chun with wine and meat. Huang Taiji is very good at ideological work. It is no exaggeration to say that as long as he takes action, there will be no surrender that will not surrender. Sure enough, I don't know what the two talked about. Anyway, Zhang Chun started to eat, and eating meant that he was willing to surrender. From then on, Huang Taiji had to "read and give gifts" to Zhang Chun's three meals a day. However, Zhang Chun even ate the meals, but he did not bow to Huang Taiji. In November of the same year, Huang Taiji defeated the Ming army and brought back a large number of surrendered troops. When he walked to Puhe, forty miles away from Shenyang, where Zhang Chun and others were imprisoned, the officials who stayed behind and those who surrendered knelt down to greet him, but Zhang Chun did not bow. (Huang Taiji) Huang Taiji arranged a banquet, but instead "made Zhang Chun sit under Belle Gurtai". This arrangement was unique in history. Manchus and Han people had never happened at the same table before. Such high courtesy made other generals feel that Zhang Chun was probably about to die, so they were very worried about him. Someone during the banquet said that it was "not polite to sit upright", but Huang Taiji didn't mind. Instead, he said: "A hundred soldiers like you are not as good as one spring." This means that if I get a hundred soldiers like you, they are not worth one Zhang Chun. In this banquet, Huang Taiji emphasized that "Manchus and Han are one family". Since everyone has submitted to me, the Manchus, let's shave our heads and change clothes to show our submission. The surrendered generals shaved their hair into rat tails to show their loyalty, but Zhang Chun refused to do so. Huang Taiji was still very patient with Zhang Chun. From then on, he kept him in the Sanguan Temple and sent returning Ming generals from time to time to do ideological work for him, but Zhang Chun refused to shave his head no matter what. Zhang Chun was inspired by Huang Taiji and began to make suggestions for Huang Taiji, and actively coordinated the peace talks between the Ming and Qing Dynasties. In this way, Zhang Chun lived for nearly ten spring and autumn years before passing away. However, Zhang Chun refused to shave his head and kneel before his death. The reason why Huang Taiji tolerated Zhang Chun can be seen in his determination to achieve compatibility between Manchu and Han and to disintegrate the will of the Han people. However, with the successive victories of the Qing Dynasty and the death of Zhang Chun, Huang Taiji no longer had the patience to argue with Mingchen about shaving his hair, and simply issued the "Hair Shaving Order". All Han people would "keep their hair or not, keep their hair or not," and it was up to them! Search The literati in the early Qing Dynasty refused to shave their heads Kangxi abolished shaving and changing clothes Why did the Qing Dynasty force shaving The Jiangnan shaving movement in the early Qing Dynasty The Han people who proposed shaving and changing clothes How dirty were the braids in the Qing Dynasty

"Princes, generals, and ministers, would you rather have the seed?" "Emperors take turns, and they will come to my house this year." In the history of our country, at best, only 500 people can sit on the dragon throne. Most of them did not seek their own positions, but inherited the throne. In fact, this is an extremely risky position. The ancestors relied on ambition, courage, wisdom and luck to sit on the dragon throne in the bloody storm, and passed it on to future generations, causing them to fight against each other, and in the end they could not escape being expelled, usurped, and executed. Therefore, "I wish I would never be born in an imperial family" is not some "Versailles literature", but a voice from my heart. Therefore, being an emperor is not an enviable profession. Rebellion is nothing more than officials forcing the people to rebel. In order to survive, some people became emperors and followed the trend. However, in history, there was one emperor who was an exception. He became emperor at the age of 25. He reigned for sixty years and served as supreme emperor for three years. He did not seize the throne by killing his father and brother like Li Shimin icon and Yang Guang icon. He was not influenced or controlled by powerful ministers like Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty and Wanli of the Ming Dynasty. He did not worry about seeking immortality like Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty and Jiajing icon of the Ming Dynasty. He was not suppressed by a strong mother like Emperor Hui of the Han Dynasty, Emperor Zhongzong of the Tang Dynasty, and Tongzhi of the Qing Dynasty. He was not forced into the palace by his son like Emperor Gaozu of the Tang Dynasty and Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty. He enjoyed all the blessings, wealth, longevity and happiness in the world and lived to be eighty-nine years old. He is Emperor Gaozong of the Qing Dynasty, Aixinjueluo. Hongli icon, Emperor Qianlong. If the emperor could live like him, it is estimated that as long as there is a little hope, countless people would rush to do it. Fortunately, Qianlong is definitely an anomaly, the only one, there is no second. It is estimated that since the beginning of the world, there is no other person in the world like him, who has enjoyed all the blessings that the world can give at the same time. The most rare thing is not the supreme power, a strong body and endless wealth. The most rare thing is his normal psychology, not tossing or abnormality, which is very rare for an emperor. Six expeditions to the south of the Yangtze River wasted people and money; a "literary prison" was established to imprison thoughts; condoning Heshen icons, appeasing and cultivating greed; rejoicing in great achievements and boasting of being "perfect". Wait, compared to those ridiculous colleagues in history who tried different methods, it is really nothing. There is only one shortcoming, a lack of foresight, or a lack of world vision, and a missed opportunity to see the world with open eyes. When a twelve-year-old British boy knelt down on one knee in front of an eighty-two-year-old man, it was nothing short of an apocalypse! It is tantamount to the end of the entire eighteenth century represented by his Qing Empire and the beginning of the entire nineteenth century represented by this little boy's British Empire. Even with Qianlong's extraordinary talent, he could only stick to his fixed opinions and could not break through limitations. This shows how rare it is to have far-sightedness! Perhaps, it is because it is too perfect, Perhaps, it is because it is too rich, Qianlong, an anomaly, lurked the biggest variable in a country. "Poverty leads to change, change leads to universal icon" implies another meaning: everlasting and constant. Change does not come from endogenous power. We do not actively seek change, but are forced to do so! Qianlong's descendants had no choice but to sign the "Treaty of Nanjing icon", "Treaty of Beijing icon", "Treaty of Shimonoseki icon" and "Treaty of Xinchou icon" to cede territory and pay compensation. In this way, everything changes. Perfection and luck imply decline and great changes. Qianlong's "Five Blessings" and "Third Perfections" hid changes unprecedented in three thousand years.

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It's just that the writing is a bit draggy. How many chapters does it take to co-write one plot?

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