Late Ming: Starting by Beating Up Chongzhen

Only by rescuing Chongzhen and leaving it to King Chuang Lingchi could he be worthy of the people who starved to death.

In my opinion, Chongzhen was a foolish emperor with high moral standards.

This book is very appetizing, but the pig's feet have remained unchanged, and they will definitely be liquidated in the end. At the end of the Ming Dynasty, it was like watching others play Civilization 6 and feeling that Chongzhen couldn't do it himself. The cool point is here too, starting with a rope. We have seen enough domestic competition for hegemony. We can fast forward and enter the world stage, such as opening a company in India, mixing food religion, Buddhism, and Hinduism, and becoming a fair arbiter of India. Let Europe enjoy the financial crisis as soon as possible, cooperate with the plague, have a religious revival, and become the patron of the Pope and the Medici family. Britain can completely become Europe's North Korea, stirring up the nerves of Western Europe at any time. Maozi's occupation of Asia Minor and Constantinople can be recognized with uncertainty. Bounded by the Northern Ural Mountains, South Australia and East America can all be a bit confusing.

My daughter-in-law is so funny📖that she went to save this idiot Chongzhen. Phew, I died laughing.

Looking at it with simple emotions, it is indeed hard to forgive Zhu Youjian, who finally hung himself on a tree on his old crooked neck after 17 years of hard work. I hope the author can give a good story.

I don't know why so many novels like to go back in time and work as dogs for the emperor, especially rubbish like Chongzhen.

The author must be over forty years old to have such an unrealistic idea, and talk about human nature with Dazi, since he thinks that Dazi is from Chixian County.

This book is a bit interesting. It doesn't take the usual path, it feels like it's going to take the path of martial arts and immortality! There used to be a man named Zhang Junxiuxian who was somewhat similar.

People who have been domesticated for forty or fifty years said that what Tamen wants is even contrary to their own cultural customs and cognition.

When I saw the release of the prisoners and the so-called anti-Northern Russia, I felt that the author was the author of Jingjiang King of Guangxi in the late Ming Dynasty, and his thinking was the same as before.