I'm Really Not Yuan Chonghuan

Adou who cannot be helped is Chongzhen. Adou is better than him. The best emperor in the Ming Dynasty was defeated by him. If you want money, get money. There are people who need people. If you want information, you have information. He has ruined the country and is still bragging that he is not the king of the country, saying that the minister is? I just want to say that in the last dynasty, Chongzhen had a good start...

Why do modern novels of the late Ming Dynasty more or less darken Yuan Chonghuan? Simple, for money, because if you don't study that period of history carefully, you will feel that Governor Yuan is a traitor or incompetent. It is a pity that most people are unwilling to understand that period of history. They only want to firm up their positions from some historical novels. Therefore, there are actually very few fans of Yuan, and people who seriously study history are not very willing to read historical novels. Everyone should be familiar with the Ten Philosophers of the Net Temple. Most people who are exposed to online novels are a group of post-00s generation. Because of the influence of online novels, many people feel that Yuan Chonghuan is not good. However, those who understand the truth are indeed outnumbered, and over time they become too lazy to argue with that group of people. It is precisely because of this that Hei Yuan became the mainstream of novels in the late Ming Dynasty, and a few authors simply skipped him. When confusion becomes the trend, sobriety becomes sin. So those authors are not good at writing about Yuan Chonghuan, but it is not that Yuan Chonghuan is not good at it. It's because most people think he's not good enough that he writes about Yuan Chonghuan's incompetence. What they write is not impartial, just to follow the trend. In order to follow the trend, they cleansed Wei Zhongxian and He Kun, smeared the Donglin Party, smeared Confucianism, and smeared Buddhism. The Donglin Party is not without merit, and Confucianism is not that bad either. And Buddhism also feels that it is not as abhorrent as those novels say. As for Wei Zhongxian, He Kun? I can only say that it is just to create a sense of contrast. Modern people have no choice but to do this. Do you see these things happening in the past few years? History is very complicated and full of regrets. I have only studied the history of the late Ming Dynasty in a one-sided way. So I don't know much. It's not that I hate those black writers, after all, writing novels is just money. No matter what, they are all a group of people who want to use pen and paper to make up for the regrets in their hearts and save the Ming Dynasty in our hearts.

To be realistic, if you travel to the end of any dynasty, if you don't try your best to rebel, you will directly rebel. Lie down and hide. None of them have modern ideas. How do you think about loyalty to the emperor and patriotism in ancient times? If the country prospers, you will never be able to succeed; if the country dies, you will still die. If you have the ability to help others, can't you help yourself? Labor and capital travel through Hongwu, Qin, and early Han Dynasty. As long as I am not the emperor, I will think about rebellion and ascend to the throne myself. Either kill your brother and take the position yourself. That kind of emperor sticks to his word and kills anyone he helps.

Yuan Chonghuan's death was definitely not unjust. Only one thing was that he used the country's money to build a private militia. This alone should make him a Peking duck.

There are actually people washing Yuan Chonghuan these days! If Yuan Chonghuan can be praised as a famous general and loyal minister, then Yue Fei, who has a similar experience, will become a god! The most unworthy person to die in the late Ming Dynasty was Mao Wenlong! I really responded to that game advertisement! When you start with a dog, you need to grab all the equipment. When you start with an island, you need to grab all the resources!

Yuan's bragging and the rights he wanted were impossible to give to the emperor as long as he didn't have money. But,,, Chongzhen gave it to him. Do you believe it? Yuan was probably confused at the time.

It's very well written, just read your opinions in the comment section. The data won't be lost, so don't worry about it.

The more I look at it, the more uncomfortable I feel. Just be united. At least it's still possible. Xinhai still had few kills😭

The writing is quite good, but the plot progress is too slow. It seems that you are mainly analyzing history.

The so-called Ping Liao reached the city of Beijing in one year. He thought that Yuan Chonghuan was lying and deserved to die for the crime of deceiving the emperor. I don't think so. When the Third Reich was on the verge of collapse, it launched the Ardennes Counterattack at the end of 1944, in which the Allied forces retreated steadily. At that time, Eisenhower also said that Berlin would be captured before Christmas and the war would end. Therefore, Patton and Eisenhower also deceived the emperor. Can Roosevelt kill them? No, it is necessary to see that the first Eight Banners entry and the Ardennes Counterattack launched by the Third Reich in desperate situations are essentially the same. They are all strategic adventures taken out of hand in the face of difficult situations. A victory will lead to a great victory, and a defeat will lead to a great defeat. Don't take the Liaoxi Corridor. Turned to invade the interior from Mongolia. Strategically quite bold and risky. The distance is hundreds of kilometers longer than taking the shortcut along the Western Liaoning Corridor. A large section of it is uninhabited land with no supplies. This is a strategic adventure What was the Ming army like before Yuan Chonghuan's training? When fighting against the Eight Banners Army, they were bound to lose every battle and lost consecutive battles. More than 70 castles in Liaodong were lost. Ningyuan was victorious. The Ming army under Yuan Chonghuan was no different from other Ming armies. Their combat power was too low to compete with the Eight Banners Army in a field battle. Yuan Chonghuan could only defend Ningyuan with cannons and fortified the city to repel the Eight Banners Army. One year later, after the great victory of Ningjin, Yuan Chonghuan commanded the Ming army still unable to fight in the field with the Eight Banners Army. Without the solid city wall, they would still fail. But at this time, the Ming army was able to fight in the city. They dared to open the city gate and, with the cooperation of the artillery on the city, fought desperately with the Eight Banners Army. The Eight Banners Army could no longer defeat this Ming army. Huang Taiji was so anxious that he flew into a rage and said: "It seems that the soldiers in the field can't win, so why show the power of our country?" When it comes to the defense of Beijing, Yuan Chonghuan has traveled thousands of miles to return reinforcements, and he is trapped and exhausted. The Battle of Zuo'anmen and the Battle of Guangqumen broke out with the Eight Banners Army one after another. In the two battles, the Eight Banners Army tried its best, but could not shake Guan Ning's army at all. Instead, they were driven into the river by Guan Ning's army. We see that the Ming army at this time could not only fight the Eight Banners Army in the plains and fields, but could even defeat the Eight Banners Army in field battles. At this point, we can say that the Ming army under the command of Yuan Chonghuan has been completely transformed, and only one year has passed since the restoration of Liao Dynasty in five years. Afterwards, on his way back to Shenyang, Huang Taiji heard the news that Yuan Chonghuan was imprisoned and Guan Ning's army retreated. He actually returned to the city walls of Beijing and fought another battle with the Ming army. In this battle, the 40,000 Ming army led by King Qin were completely wiped out. Mangui also died in this battle. Interesting. We can see that it is only the Ming army under Yuan Chonghuan that has been reborn. The rest of the Ming army was still like that, collapsing at the first touch and losing every battle. Three battles through the Battle of Ningyuan, the Battle of Ningjin, and the Defense of Beijing. We have seen the transformation process of Guan Ning's army's combat effectiveness, from parrying, drawing to defeat. I think this is the real reason why Yuan Chonghuan dared to call out the five years of Pingliao.​