
Winds Rise at the End of Ming
风起明末
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- Completed
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- 2.1M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 8mo ago
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Waves are formed from ripples, and winds rise from the tip of a blade of grass.
First question: Did Chen Wang have no women and no children? A: Chen Wang time-traveled in the eighth year of the Chongzhen reign (1638), and it is currently the twelfth year of the Chongzhen reign (1639). Second question: Chen Wang's subordinates A: They are clan-based military generals with blood ties similar to Cao Cao's Cao clan and Xiahou clan. Question 3: Luo Xiaoming's physical condition
The author is truly impressive; you can see it from "The World of Huang Tian." The author clearly put a lot of effort into research, and the descriptions of ancient military equipment, battle formations, army systems, and war scenes are very detailed. As someone who is an enthusiast of ancient armor and weaponry, I think the author's book has the best depiction of these details among all historical novels online.
The scholars of the time had already pondered why the country descended into chaos at the end of the Ming Dynasty and had provided their own answers. Kong Zhenyi: In Chengdu Prefecture, 70% of the land was occupied by the princes, and after deducting the land for military settlements, the common people were left with only 10%.
The author could go treasure hunting in Linyi, Shandong. My great-grandfather discovered about 9 tons of gold in Feixian County, which was used as military funds. That treasure was buried during the Huang Chao era.
Should I join the peasant army or support the Ming Dynasty? Personally, I'd rather join the peasant army, even though it's a more difficult path.
Map of Shaanxi in the eighth year of the Chongzhen reign (1644)
What does it mean to be a professional? This professional, comrades.
I've seen everyone's requests for more updates, and I'm currently working hard to write!
I was not feeling well the past few days and was really sorry for the missed update! It's much better now, I'll definitely write as much as I can!
It is indeed a good book. The war scenes are described in detail and vividly, and the author's skill is evident in the details. Unlike the average third-rate online novels that only briefly touch on the subject, the first time I saw such a realistic and powerful work was "A Small Soldier in the Ming Dynasty Border Army".
Sun Chuanting and Lu Xiangshan, what kind of people are they? They served Emperor Chongzhen with their lives. When the common people faced famine and had nothing to eat, the court not only failed to reduce taxes or provide relief, but also increased taxes and levies. Countless people starved to death; cannibalism became rampant. Driven to desperation, the people were forced to rebel. It wasn't that the people wanted to rebel; they were forced into rebellion.
The story feels like it's going off-track. The protagonist wants to rebel, but he's always been a henchman of the Ming court, with no autonomy whatsoever. Plus, his character is weak. He's portrayed as a loyal subject; how will people view him if he rebels? It's like Wang Jingwei fighting the Nationalist government while simultaneously resisting the Japanese – how convincing is that?