A Fleeting Life in the Late Ming

It's getting cold, so it makes sense to add some clothes!

I've ordered all of The Floating Life of the Late Tang Dynasty. I hope you can do the same with this book.

Just looking at the introduction, it is the rebirth of Zhu Wen and the reappearance of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms.

I must correct an error that everyone may think is strange, that is, the field regiment of the most powerful Ming army in the late Ming Dynasty was not in Guanlin and Liaodong, but in the northwest of Yulin. I checked the historical data and found that the Yansui soldiers were indeed among the best in the late Ming Dynasty: "Yulin is a powerful town in the world, with the best soldiers and the most generals." ("History of the Ming Dynasty") "The military soldiers of Yulin have always dominated the towns" ("Huang Ming Jing Shi Wen Pian") "The soldiers on the nine sides are the most powerful in Yulin." (Feng Menglong's "Diary of Yandu") "On the nine sides, the soldiers of Yansui are the most elite." ("Wuzazu", in addition, a few sentences after this paragraph it says "Liaozuo soldiers are extremely fragile")

The characters are very vivid and flexible, such as the protagonist's changing thoughts, shamelessness, ability to bend and stretch, and the ability to take things up and put them down. And with all the chaos and strange phenomena from the protagonist's perspective, you will feel a sense of oppression coming towards you. That feeling of not waiting for me, I can say that the rhythm is very good. The protagonist faces almost a life-and-death crisis as soon as he crosses over. If he wants to survive in this troubled world, and if he wants to survive the subsequent plagues and natural and man-made disasters in succession, the only way is to be more ruthless and cruel than them. The protagonist of the time-travel has no protagonist aura, no prominent family background, and no wealth. In the chaotic times of the late Ming Dynasty, all he can do is to rely on the historical knowledge in his mind to find a way to survive. However, the first book is not about supporting the Ming Dynasty, but about the rebellion that overthrew the Ming Dynasty. If you want to see Kuang Fu Daming and Ming Dynasty being invincible tomorrow, don't come here. Second, the protagonist is not a hello, hello, everyone. On the contrary, the protagonist is extremely cruel, kills without blinking an eye, and is of a dark nature, which is not suitable for the Virgin White Lotus, rebellion, or bright fans. Don't come here to suffer.

The idea is good, but the plot arrangement is unreasonable. Things that should be detailed are not detailed, and things that should be skipped are not skipped. Female authors are still suitable for writing about power, love, hegemony, and war.

This writing is too poisonous,,, few people will read it,,

Well, this introduction? It seems that from the late Ming Dynasty, Da Luoluo dared to put the image of "fat aunt" on Bumbutai. Everyone else liked to call her Da Yu'er and described her as a peerless beauty. Is it because Taiwanese compatriots don't watch so many Qing palace dramas?

A sister who studied in the late Tang Dynasty-Fusheng in the late Ming Dynasty

Li Zicheng, Luo Rucai and Zhang Xianzhong. He took a fancy to the heroes among the leaders of the refugee army in the late Ming Dynasty. Although these three people are also Qi Jun, their achievements and personalities are completely different.