Late Ming Dynasty

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

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

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.

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

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.

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.

I remember that Li Zicheng initially took refuge with Zhang Mengchun, who was not a stickler. Li Zhicheng was the captain of his eighth team and was known as the eighth team's general. After resigning himself to peace, Li Zicheng never took refuge with any bandit leader again. It was not until the eighth year of Chongzhen that he killed Cao Wenzhao in one fell swoop in Qiutou Town and became famous all over the world.

In the late Ming Dynasty, the rebel army swept across northern China during the Chongzhen Dynasty, and in the Southern Ming Dynasty it became the main force against the Qing Dynasty. The combat effectiveness of this army cannot be underestimated. There are different opinions on the combat effectiveness of this army, that is, in the early stage, thousands of Ming troops defeated tens of thousands and hundreds of thousands of rebel troops. It often happens that the rebel army dares to fight openly with the elites of the Ming army and even the main force of the Qing army without even falling behind. Therefore, the combat effectiveness of the peasant army cannot be simply generalized. The most noteworthy thing about the peasant rebel army in the late Ming Dynasty is the mobility of the peasant army. There is such a record in the biography of Zuo Liangyu, the historian of the Ming Dynasty, "Thieves gallop hundreds of miles a day and night. I have many infantry but few cavalry, and I often get tired after walking for dozens of miles, so I am afraid of thieves." This record is from the last years of Chongzhen. However, the mobility of the rebels in the early days was still eye-catching. In the Yellow River Breakout Battle in the sixth year of Chongzhen, which was a matter of life and death for the rebels, the main force of the rebels broke through the natural dangers of the Yellow River overnight. Although the efficiency of such an action was a critical reaction of risking death and resurrecting. But it also proves that the rebel army does have its own uniqueness in mobility. We must know that there were hundreds of thousands of rebels and their families at that time. Being able to organize such a large number of people to cross the newly frozen Yellow River overnight was undoubtedly a test of the organizational ability of an army. Hong Chengchou, the trilateral governor who had the longest record of encircling and suppressing the rebels in the Ming Dynasty, had personal experience of the mobility of the rebel army. Hong Chengchou said in the memorial: "In the past, the thieves fled to avoid the troops, but now they are facing the enemy, ambushing on the left and right, and taking over again and again, so it is difficult to kill them. The thieves all have elite cavalry, or they can ride on two horses, and the officers and soldiers can take three steps and seven steps, making it difficult to chase them." "It can be seen that the main method for the rebel army to maintain its mobility is to equip war horses in large quantities. We can also find out more based on the battle reports of the Ming army. In the Battle of Sanshui in the 11th year of Chongzhen, Sun Chuanting defeated the rebel army. The materials seized on the battlefield mainly included 727 horses and mules, 185 pieces of armor, and 1,652 weapons. Afterwards, 3,050 rebels were recruited and surrendered, and 3,021 horses and mules were donated. Judging from these two data, the uprising army's horses and mules are extremely well equipped. According to "Ping Kou Zhi", we can also see the large number of war horses of the rebel army. Rogue bandits make horses their home, and the leader has sixty, seventy, or hundreds of horses. The little leader also has twenty or thirty riders. However, the rebels had strict riding disciplines. The horses they usually rode on mules were not lightly ridden and were reserved for combat use. It can be seen that the rebel army attached great importance to recuperating horsepower. The rebel army also had very strategic regulations when moving: "Only carry it with your wife, clothes, women, equipment, etc., Each on a donkey, and reunite together in the Japanese camp." This method of moving is extremely fast and can quickly get rid of the pursuit of officers and soldiers. But what was the situation of the officers and soldiers of the Ming Dynasty at that time? The officers, soldiers and horses marched three steps and seven. First of all, the number of horses was not as much as that of the rebels. Even the cavalry only has one man and one rider, and the distance to the bandit camp is only fifty or sixty miles, or twenty or thirty miles. If the men and horses are not hungry, they will be tired. In such a state, it is naturally difficult to fight the rebels.

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Li Zicheng was 21 years old at this time, and without the current Internet, he could know the world affairs at home and abroad in ancient and modern times, so it was inevitable that he would be immature and impulsive in Beijing. In middle age, people have experienced more and become more mature.

It turned out to be written by a woman, no wonder it was written by my mother-in-law.

A person with modern thinking is very puzzled by his understanding of ancient literature. Secondly, it is very confusing for people living under the modern order to kill dozens of people first. If the story of Li Zicheng were applied to the protagonist, I can still understand him doing this. Otherwise, unless he is not a commoner in modern times, he is a special professional group.

It feels like Zhu Wen usurped the Tang Dynasty. It would be really reincarnation if he was granted the title of King of Liang. It would be quite interesting.

It's surprisingly bad. Other novels describe the whole world as fools just to make the protagonist happy. This book writes the whole world as fools and then tries their best to torture the protagonist. The protagonist also looks like a murderer suffering from depression. He keeps a straight face at all times, has no personality charm and is crazy. The author doesn't like to listen, he likes to write, but if he doesn't write, get out

It's beautiful, but there are too few. Please update more😚😚😚

It's really good-looking, great, just like the real thing, but with an extra protagonist, a picture album of the late Ming Dynasty. Now do you still want to travel to the end of the Dynasty? Killing people is like killing ants. Either you die or you die. There is no benevolence and morality. That's why there are only cousins ​​like the protagonist. The same is true for Zhao Kuangyin's ten brothers from the charity society. They just sign up for a living. They live well and have food, drink and women to sleep with. They don't have to have their throats cut and beheaded while sleeping.