Chongzhen: I Command One of the Eighteen Rebel Armies
崇祯：十八路反军有我一支
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This is terrible. It's poisonous. The book is bad, and they're controlling the comments. They lure people in with the promise of a classic and then kill them.
It's such a waste that the Ming Dynasty isn't being rebelled. This is absolutely the best time to start a rebellion. There are no powerful clans, no warlords, the gentry and nobles are corrupt and decadent, and the whole country is rotten to the core. So what if I transmigrated into the body of Emperor Chongzhen? Why not start a rebellion...?
When I saw the part about me cutting ties with the imperial kitchen, I felt a bit silly. The imperial kitchen doesn't just cook for the emperor alone. Don't all the people in the palace need to eat?
Honestly, after reading the first few chapters, I felt the protagonist's actions were a bit baffling. Giving such a powerful bead to two already loyal people is simply increasing their loyalty from 90 to 100, or turning them from loyal to the emperor to loyal to himself. What's the point? They're not even particularly capable people.
I am Emperor Chongzhen, Zhu Youjian. I am not dead. Now, you only need to transfer 200 yuan to me and I can unlock the Ming Dynasty treasure. When I regain the throne, I will make you a prince. 🤓
The writing style is acceptable, and the author did their research, but the logic is terrible, practically mindless. The author clearly has very little experience; it's all too presumptuous. You shouldn't have written a story starting as an emperor; writing one starting as a landlord would probably have been much better. An emperor views the world from a national strategic perspective, while you're only looking at it from a village perspective.
The Manchu Jurchen tribes were in complete chaos. Each tribe had a blood feud with the Jianzhou Jurchens. If they couldn't conquer the Ming Dynasty and plunder it in a short time, they would collapse.
This is completely off-topic. To be honest, I wanted to read about the anti-military uprising you mentioned in the title, the one that wiped out the Ming Dynasty from top to bottom. I didn't expect to see you just patching things up for so long? The Ming Dynasty is beyond saving. Even if you completely destroyed the Ming Dynasty and rebuilt it, it would be a hundred times faster than this patching-up!