Late Ming: All Under Heaven, 1639

Some authors always have to find reasons for time travel, as if they can't do it without explaining clearly why time travel occurs. You've already read time travel stories, who cares whether time travel is reasonable or not? Chapter 154 is to persuade me to quit, it feels like I was fed a mouthful of Xiang💩. I guess the author must be very proud of himself: "The time travel I designed is very reasonable and scientific. Scientists can invent a time and space gate based on the plot of my novel after reading it."

Several friends sent me private messages asking for Dayu'er, Red Lady and Princess Zhang Yan. What do you think?

The Southeast Asian battlefield recently deduced seems a bit unbelievable. How could the British and Dutch invest such a large fleet half a world away? It is unimaginable in any case! ! Those in the east are always colonial companies. The main navies of European countries have never appeared in the East Asian waters, not even in the Indian Ocean, unless they don't even want their own country. I suggest the author learn about a movie, Battleship Saucer, which started in England and headed to the South Pacific. It was so unpopular that it finally inspired a rebellion. It was just a ship. A fleet as large as yours is simply impossible.

The most exciting thing about writing historical novels is being able to give historical advice on the plot at any time with your book friends. Some friends said, why not occupy Xiangyang and directly use the time travel skills to open up Mang. The history I found shows that Zhang Xianzhong surrendered for the first time in Gucheng, northwest of Xiangyang, and rebelled again in Gucheng. When the protagonist gathers the refugees, Xiangyang has gathered 100,000 officers and soldiers to encircle Zhang Xianzhong and Luo Rucai, so the cost of rebellion at this time is too high. And the refugees may not listen to him.

It was such a big mistake in the early stage, and the gentry was purged by driving away the refugees. The reason was that this method was necessary and the suffering common people would be fine. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Zheng Sen broke the rules twice, and the second time he had a modern fleet crippled, so he was still alive. Who were those people who died? They were the core members of the protagonist's new military academy. They were the soldiers who would rather die than jump off the ship before it sank. They generously shouted "Long Live the Empire" before dying. Killed by whom? Who is the biggest culprit? He wants the fleet that has been infiltrated by the Zheng family to obediently hand over power. It is a joke that an emperor like the protagonist (who has performed miracles) can directly destroy the Zheng family without paying any price. You still trade and let him make up for his mistakes, oh, let him live in guilt, right? Stop fooling yourself, why? Rubbish

After writing this, I started to go to the poisonous point. I am really convinced by the camouflage uniform. I will not talk about the dyeing of the camouflage uniform, but the zipper or the button? Why do you think you do this? At the end of the dynasty, you said that you don't have power yet, so it's not good to keep a low profile? Just get some food. Why don't you ask women to wear uniforms when they have a land? Why are you doing this nondescript thing? You might as well take your gold from selling perfume and go back to modern times to get some grenades, mortars, and submachine guns to kill whoever you want, what do you think, author?

Use modern medicine to cure Zhang Yan's inability to have children. I hope to see Zhang Yan give birth to a son for the male protagonist 😃

，，，，，Plus Not to mention the previous plan to let the bandits break through Nanjing, how many people must suffer here, but someone with the ability does not stop it, but adds fuel to the flames.

Are there no women left in the late Ming Dynasty? Take a bunch of prostitutes

I used to read Shuangchuan texts in the late Ming Dynasty, and they all wanted to do business with the gentry, nobles, or Chongzhen himself. As long as he could make money, he could even pretend to be a grandson! Now that I see the double-crossing text in the late Ming Dynasty, I just want to sell the stolen goods for the peasant army! To be honest, if you just want to gain wealth, Gao Yingxiang, Li Zicheng and others are more suitable for time travel than Chongzhen. After all, peasant armies often have a lot of gold and silver but no place to buy armor and food. In contrast, when cooperating with the gentry and nobles, they did not spend money as happily as the peasant army.