The Sun Never Sets in Ming Dynasty

Why does proving success lead to failure? Because they are just a group of businessmen. Have you ever seen businessmen capable of fighting? None.

When Zheng Chenggong became emperor, he was half Japanese. He could easily integrate the Japanese into one of the Chinese ethnic groups.

At the end of the Ming Dynasty, Zheng was considered the chosen next emperor. He had money (nearly ten million a year in insurance fees), food (you could go to Japan and Southeast Asia to buy it at any time), and the land to take millions of refugees to Taiwan. No Dutch could resist, but they met Zheng Zhilong as their leader, who only wanted to be a rich man.

I've read more than 10 chapters, but I haven't made any progress. I bet the author will be more refined in chapter 150.

Zheng Chenggong's historical evaluation is not high. Its historical status is not high either. After all, he is not the hero that traditional scholar-officials admire and admire. Born as a pirate. What has always been safeguarded is the interests of maritime merchants and landowners. The most important thing is that it was not given to the scholar-bureaucrats. Of course, the failure of the anti-Qing Dynasty and restoration of the Ming Dynasty was also the reason for its low evaluation.

How should the protagonist deal with those small courts and those literati and military generals? This is much more difficult than opening up a vast territory.

In my opinion, in order to complete the historical mission of the late Ming Dynasty, that is, to save the people from the Qing Dynasty and prevent the loss of clothes and clothes, there are only about two ways to go. One is to occupy Zheng Zhilong's ecological niche, or directly travel to become Zheng Sen himself, unify the Nanyang and Dongyang maritime forces in the late Ming Dynasty, complete internal integration, and try to reverse the madness in the Southern Ming Dynasty. Lan, with Zheng Chenggong's strong financial capabilities in the maritime trade of Dongning, Taiwan, and the protagonist forces who have not experienced Zheng Zhilong's rebellion, both in terms of environment and geography, are better than Zheng Chenggong in the original time and space. When the time comes to establish the hegemony regime, not to mention Yu Wentai, Gao Yang, and Emperor Liu Song, it will be a constant temperature business. The other one is Li Zicheng, Zhang Xianzhong and Sun Kewang, who fought their way out of tens of millions of people, seized the opportunity of the great development of the peasant army in Henan after 1639, established the political power faster than Li Zicheng, and completed the regularization of the army. Of course, if the time traveler himself is not as good as Li Zicheng in strategic vision, then it is better to go to bed as soon as possible. Of course, you don't have to be the leader independently. You can choose to rely on Li Zicheng, Zhang Xianzhong, and Luo Rucai. Under the wings of these heroes, wait for the opportunity to seize the leadership of the group. Sun Kewang of the original time and space is the best example. Similar operations in the Ming Chuan novel include Li Chonger (Li Zicheng's force) who does not seek to survive in the late Ming Dynasty.

The organization must do a good job with the Peasant Army She Department. Historically, the Zheng family's army has never been very good, and they still have to rely on the remnants of the Dashun Army and the Daxi Army. Taiwan and Fujian must be our core foundation. It is not easy for Taiwanese immigrants to live at this time. The mortality rate is too high. Let's see if we can introduce cinchona from South America.

Is the Zheng family still famous? Still Ming Zheng? Can you not be so mentally retarded?

It is recommended that the author read it himself after writing it, not to mention that Zheng Cai in the first chapter was historically a contemporary of Zheng Chenggong. One moment, it was written that Zheng Zhilong's first wife was Yan, and then the protagonist was the eldest son. After about ten chapters, it was written that Yan was the concubine, one was the third uncle, and the other was the fourth uncle. The relationship between the characters is not clear.

Come on, author, keep on writing history 😊

Support, the author can also refer to Mr. Gu Cheng's "History of the Southern Ming Dynasty", the Ming Zheng Group is very well written.

If the Zheng Group wants to compete in the Central Plains, it must centralize power. It cannot be one group or another, otherwise it will be a local group at most.

When will brothers see the protagonist take power? You have mentioned before how awesome Zheng is. Doing all kinds of things. Take power

I watched a little bit, it was too slow and not that exciting.

I recommend "The Last Emperor of the Ming Dynasty" written by me. If you don't know how to be an eunuch, please give me a free collection and comment! No system, not poisonous! You can read it!

Will the old Zheng family resist the Qing Dynasty? If you take a closer look at what their family does, you will know that it is not reliable.

Passing by to make a suggestion. The author's subject matter is actually very good, but it is not easy to write about it, especially Zheng, who has been written about by many people. The author seems to be a novice, but he only writes one chapter a day, and sometimes there is no chapter at all. It is difficult to accumulate popularity, and I think the author rarely interacts in the comments, and does not communicate. People are afraid that the author's writing is too eunuch, so many people just add it to their favorites even if they think the book is good, and will not subscribe immediately.

Although the subject matter is good, the author's military knowledge is pitifully weak, so the protagonist can only be a useless person, and his ability is far inferior to Zheng Chenggong in history.

At least you have updated to more than 300 chapters, so you can be in the eunuch.

The plot is too drawn out, and there aren't many interesting points at all. You can just skip over the irrelevant ones, especially how many times does the protagonist appear in the next few dozen chapters? It's very important to outline it in detail. The interesting points should be explained in detail why, and other plot contents can be generally skipped. Isn't this how a good novel appears?

Eunuch? It's a pity, the first half of the pattern is quite big.

It should start from Nanming, and then Zheng Zhilong takes power as soon as possible before surrendering to the Manchus. In history, Zheng Chenggong made three Northern Expeditions. The most powerful one was when almost 200,000 troops surrounded Nanjing. At that time, Zheng Chenggong had no strategy at all. The first time, there seemed to be less than 50,000 people. Zheng Zhilong surrendered so that he could control half of the force. Then it took two or three years to slowly integrate the forces, completing it a few years earlier than in history. Then they first attacked Taiwan as a base, then attacked the Philippines controlled by Spain, and then slowly occupied coastal cities. The golden finger was to cure Zheng Chenggong's illness and live to be over seventy years old. These scammers like Nanming took thirty years to unify the world and build the country.