The Fall of the Qing

If one doesn't declare oneself emperor, death is inevitable in the end; few famous generals meet a good end.

Those who act as advisors always end up dead! They can't reform anything without becoming emperors.

After expelling the Tartars, arrange a "Little Ming King" meal for Yongli and send him swimming. 😁

If this book is meant to save Ming, then the male protagonist is just doing all the work for someone else.

Those who become powerful ministers never have a good ending.

The Southern Ming dynasty had seven regents, six of whom died in battle. Only Yongli could not. Of course, the emperor was merely a title; in chaotic times, no one respected the emperor unless he personally led the army.

Why do many books about the late Ming Dynasty start from after the Manchus entered the Central Plains? Is it because they don't know how to deduce the future?

It's better to rely on yourself than on others. Now the main focus is on farming. Developing military training Developing talent Mineral exploration

Start a new book, I feel like Lao Kun's current book won't make any money.

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