Ming Dynasty, 1644: I'm Crown Prince Zhu Cilang

The end of the Ming Dynasty was already in ruins. Officials, landlords, and King Pan were all greedy. Add in the Little Ice Age, which did not give ordinary people any way to survive. The taxes on farming were higher than the income from farming. Land was annexed. Farmers went bankrupt and ruined. At home, officials and landlords have no taxes. Only by killing officials, landlords and kings can they survive. More than 80% of the world's wealth is in the hands of this small group of people. There is no natural reason to survive. Look at Li Zicheng's appeal. Manchu Qing is just picking up the slack.

Then take a look at my "Zhan Slave", also known as "I Built the Eight Banners in the Northeast", which is anti-Qing literature, unsystematic and not poisonous. It tells the story of a defeated soldier of the Wu and Zhou Dynasties who was sent to the Northeast as a slave, led the San Francisco veterans to revolt, and finally overthrew the Kangxi rule of the Qing Dynasty. After reading this, please give me a free collection and comment. If you can give me another investment, I would be grateful.

I will open a new book later. I came from Zhao Kuo.

How should I put it, the biggest problem with this book is that it doesn't write anything new.                                                        The Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period were due to the issues of the times. The closer it is to classical Chinese, the more contemporary it will be, but it also increases the threshold for reading. On the contrary, the closer the writing is to Xiaobaiwen, the lower the reading threshold, but readers will have a very strong sense of violation when reading it, and it does not look like a story from the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. The author just grasped this point, and some of the previous settings are quite interesting to write. The Ming Dynasty is different again. First of all, the Ming Dynasty is relatively popular in historical texts, and many people have written about it, so it is relatively voluminous. In fact, readers have already seen too many plots. It is precisely because of this that the beginning is quite satisfactory and has no interesting points, which makes people lack the desire to follow it.

Please tell me what you think of the plot. If this continues, the editor will ask me to cut it off...

Come on brother, I will accompany you starting from Zhao Kuo. My hometown is Nanchang. I wish everything is well.

Rubbish, a waste of my 50 cents! 🧐

Li Zicheng is arriving in Beijing soon. How come I was able to defeat a million peasant troops in just a few days or months?

Because there is no archive of manuscripts, the update time has not been stable. This is still not very friendly to readers. So I will try my best to update on time at 7 am and 10 am. Well... Thank you for your support.