
Ming Dynasty: the Resurgence of Nanyang
大明之南洋再起
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- Completed
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- 2.5M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Qing & Republican Era
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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After reading the latest chapter, I was a little confused, wondering how the author would later ensure the loyalty of the exploration team exploring the American continent (this was still in the 16th century, an era when communications were quite underdeveloped). Moreover, the protagonist doesn't even know how to use a steam engine, let alone its application in ocean navigation. After all, loyalty needs to be maintained all the time, while betrayal only requires a decision in the mind. And after greatly solving this problem, I am also curious about another question, which is how the author solves the colonial independence or even stabs the mother country in the back at the end of the book. The best example in reality is the "big filial son" America. Even if the protagonist suppresses this problem when he is in his prime, how should the protagonist's son or even grandson deal with this problem after the protagonist hands the baton to the heir? The third question is based on the character of the protagonist. When he grows old, will he be a constitutional monarchy or a dualist constitutional monarchy, or should he combine the Ming and Qing systems to transform himself into a constitutional monarchy? It must be noted that constitutional monarchy is the trend of the times. Or in another book I'm following, the protagonist uses the Ming Dynasty's chief and assistant system, but he also sets up a parliament. Or maybe you don't want to do that, and you'll have to figure out what to do when the time comes. ps: This only represents my personal thoughts. I also agree that as long as you are not just for leverage, you are welcome to discuss it with me. (Of course, I skipped reading some parts. If there are some mistakes, I am very happy for you to point them out. I will correct them when I have time.)
Damn it, I was so disgusted by someone who returned to the Kangxi Dynasty as his daughter-in-law in the first post, and banned me permanently. Come here to read my Ming Dynasty revival article, it is so shocking.
I really can't stand it without vomiting it. There are many poisonous points, but the most unbearable thing is that Zhang Xianzhong's daughter comes out and becomes the prime minister. It's really disgusting that the protagonist wants to give him an official title. The foundation is not stable and you are already promoting gender equality. Are you kidding me? Zhong Ming has given birth to Qin Liangyu. Do you think this little 13-year-old is qualified to carry Qin Liangyu's shoes? The author does not know that Qin Liangyu can go to Baidu
There is a feeling that the Manchu Qing soldiers were made too strong by the protagonist. Cannon fire, musket fire, heavily armored soldiers charging, musketeers all have breastplates, no one is afraid of death. In this way, the Manchu and Qing Dynasties can still fight back and forth. Was the Manchu Qing so powerful at that time?
So angry. . I just saw that my father-in-law is Kangxi, and he is a dead traitor. I initially thought these time-traveling FWs were rebels, but they made me angry.
Use your reason to understand history, and don't analyze history with colored glasses. The failure of the Ming Dynasty does not lie in the Qing Dynasty. There can be prosperity without the Qing Dynasty, and there can be Daxi! ! The Ming Dynasty was defeated by thousands of years of cultural tradition, by concepts, by the constraints of Confucianism, and by the plundering of the wealth of the people at the bottom by the people at the top. It has nothing to do with a certain nation or a certain dynasty! Even if the last dynasty is not Manchu or Qing, it will still decline. Because Confucianism can no longer keep up with the pace of the industrial revolution!
Brother, you are portraying the colonists too harshly. The people who are running out at this time are all scum who cannot survive in the country. If you have breasts, you are a mother. They are mercenaries who are paid to do things. Countries such as Vietnam and Thailand have hired these scum to fight in the war.
He died from the poison and traveled through time to become a series of clans of the King of Chu, regardless of whether they deserved to die or not. As a result, a woman came to you and claimed that she was Zhang Xianzhong's daughter, and she killed hundreds of members of the King of Chu's clan, but you still forgave her and accepted her. Even if you are a time traveler, what do people in the world think? Zhang Xianzhong killed hundreds of your ancestors, and you went to lick his daughter?
Another clear article to get rid of nausea
Really convinced
I'm... Actually a little speechless. After all, I have a very bad impression of the Qing Dynasty . As a result, Qidian Fengtui gave me this thing, which made me sick.
He was very modern. When negotiating with that savage tribe, the negotiation techniques were too modern. You can imagine that he used modern terminology when negotiating with a savage tribe, and later even married the daughter of the tribe leader. In fact, it is possible for subordinates to marry the leader's daughter. I don't like this part very much.
No wonder I have written a million words and only have 40,000 fans. Sure enough, the public's eyes are sharp.
I used to like reading novels about the Ming Dynasty, but now I don't like them anymore. I feel they are similar to the Qing Dynasty. I would kneel down at every turn and be a slave. Now I read communist novels instead.
Author, although I haven't read it yet, you'd better change the question I asked before. While it's not on the shelves yet, change the military system. First of all, the modern military system is suitable for modern weapons, and the ancient military system is naturally suitable for that period. Forcible changes will easily cause chaos. Secondly, the muskets of that period were not as powerful as imagined [the range was too short, the operation was complicated, and it took too long. At worst, the enemy with machine guns would be close]. It was enough to have some musketeers. It was absolutely impossible to have large-scale hunting outfits, cold weapons, and armors. It was still king. You could have more artillery pairs. Finally, for readers, the modern military system is easy to make people laugh. Wu, gang, team, camp, association, town, these are all acceptable. Anyway, squad leader, platoon leader, and company commander are not allowed.
This is another book about using rubber to seal steam engines. Go check the information. Historically, steam engines did not use rubber seals at all. Rubber is very easily damaged under high temperature and high pressure.
Holding 19th century weapons and fighting a bunch of third-rate guys in the 17th century? Isn't it just a group of peasants holding rifled guns and beating up the cold weapon troops?
There are a lot of common sense mistakes, from bastions to Napoleon cannons, plus repetitive content in a fan-like atmosphere. One moment, how dare you attack Chinese people, and the next moment, how dare you kill Chinese people. The castle in the core area of the bastion is useless. The layers of earthen platforms and forts outside are the essence. The earthen platform is very short, and with the slope, you can rush up directly. As for the Coffin Fried Chicken Bar, such a wide earthen platform would make you dream of blowing it up. To deal with this, you need to directly attack and destroy the forts on the earthen platform while there are few enemies. There are also Napoleon cannons, which are horse-drawn cannons. Two horses can outrun heavy armored cavalry on the plains. There are even scenes of horse-drawn cannons loaded with shotshells, chasing in front of the enemy troops, turning around and firing. In terms of vitality, it is inferior to traditional artillery. In short, the more I look at it, the less interesting it becomes.
The hydrological environment of the Bohai Sea and the Yellow Sea is very different from that of the East China Sea and the South China Sea I remember that time when it was basically difficult for Zheng Chenggong's fleet to sail in the Bohai Sea and the Yellow Sea.
Against the Qing Dynasty, the protagonist advocates shaving his head? It's crazy if this grade can be good.
Just watched the video. Let's talk about it when we see an anchor. In fact, things like sweet potatoes and corn cannot solve famine. The prosperous age of the Manchu Qing Dynasty was a prosperous age that was only possible due to the hard work of the three emperors. Now that I think about it, my grandma said that they all survived by eating sweet potato seedlings in that era, and my grandma still eats it now. I really don't dare to think about how I would have survived that era without sweet potatoes. . Sweet potato. Isn't it really the cornerstone of a prosperous age?
I can't stand thanking the Lord for His kindness one sentence after another 😂
It's disgusting as soon as it's put on the shelves, isn't it? What the hell is Zhang Xianzhong's daughter? I made her vomit.
Let's discuss this post about how many troops the Spanish had in Manila in 1660.
The author talks too much, and if it has nothing to do with the plot of the novel it is completely the author exporting his own point of view To put it nicely, it is called expressing opinions To put it unpleasantly, it is in hydrology
Halfway through reading, I died from poison.
The author is great
Are you doing it for a long time just because those corrupt officials surrendered to the literati and conquered the world?
Why are there no new books? To be honest, I personally feel that the writing is very good, especially the side descriptions of the minor characters, which read vividly and with flesh and blood. Unlike some authors' books, they are either dry anecdotes or only cover one aspect, which is prone to "aesthetic fatigue".
Zuo Z is simply an idiot in the military. When his own side only has a numerical advantage but no combat strength advantage, he will only fight head-on. When his own side has a numerical advantage but no combat strength advantage, he can't even divide his troops to harass or flank the enemy. He can just confront the enemy head-on. If you concentrate 100 troops on the front, you won't have any worries. But if the flanks are flanked, the enemy must allocate part of his troops to protect the flanks. The troops on the front are only 70 or 60. They don't know how to greatly reduce the pressure on the front. They will only fight with the enemy on the front.
The early details are a bit unreasonable. Military pay must at least have a complete logistics system.
The author's understanding is too low