Reviving the Great Ming: I Am the Chongzhen Emperor

Confiscating property? Are they just asking for trouble? Li Zicheng dared to confiscate property because he had bases in Xiangyang and Xi'an, and nearly 100,000 troops backing him up. Emperor Chongzhen couldn't even send out a single soldier. Do you think those ministers wouldn't defect?

According to Ming Dynasty historical records, the most expensive piece of equipment for a single soldier was Xu Guangqi's matchlock musket, which cost 4 taels of silver. However, the author claims that a matchlock musket cost 80 taels and a flintlock musket cost 120 taels. These figures seem completely fabricated and made up without any research.

That's far too little writing. 😥

The phoenix sings in Qishan... My first encounter with online novels was "Dragon's Struggle in the Tang Dynasty" when I was in fifth grade. "Today's morning bell is tomorrow's evening drum; birth, aging, sickness, and death, and the changing of the times are all normal occurrences. As long as one has lived and fought, that is enough to make one feel at peace in life." "I have no regrets in this life." That left a deep impression...

The timeline is a bit late. Chuan Ting has already passed away.