Hundreds of Households in Liaodong, Covering the Light with One Hand

After Chongzhen succeeded to the throne, he spent ten years fighting Zhang Xianzhong to surrender, forcing Li Zicheng to flee the mountain, and basically resolved the Annei War. Just when he was about to turn his energy to the war against foreigners, a strange drought suddenly broke out in North China. From the Great Wall to the Huanghuai River, hundreds of millions of acres of fertile farmland fell into a state of no harvest, and tens of millions of people were unable to make a living. Only then did Li Zicheng ride into the disaster area and raised his arms to save millions of hungry people. Therefore, in the face of the three-year drought in North China, Li Zicheng, Zhang Xianzhong, and Huangtai chicken were just suffering from scabies. If we want to revive the Ming Dynasty, we must deal with three years of severe drought. We must build canals, dig irrigation wells, plant corn, and plant sweet potatoes in advance.

I only read the introduction, but Nurhaci himself and his sons and grandsons never thought about taking control of the Central Plains. They always wanted to separate the Northeast. They only have such a small population and a small core of military strength. If they lose, they will lose everything. The group's talk of "obviously losing the deer" is pure nonsense.

I can explain something clearly in one sentence, but every time I am interrupted, and then another twist comes to slap me in the face. It is like this every time. Do you rely on this to make up the word count?

Princess Ningde

The author probably has a grudge against Mao Wenlong?

After reading about 120 chapters, it was very strange. I know that the protagonist will definitely go it alone in the end, but it is only Chapter 120 and Liaodong has not been completely pacified yet. Is it too early to say that Liaodong is rejected and independent? It has only been a few months since the protagonist made his fortune, but it has only been a few months since the civil unrest in Jizhou was quelled. How come he has so many close confidants? How dare you talk about the Chenqiao mutiny? You just have to write rebellion on your forehead, right? Sima Yi didn't take credit and be so arrogant back then.

It seems to be written in a grand way, including killing Nurhachi and Huang Taiji, and uniting with Mongolia. In fact, if you look closely, nothing is written. The main character is transferred back due to his great achievements, and the later Jin Dynasty comes back from the dead to counterattack the Ming Dynasty. History has not changed much up to now. Next, the protagonist will turn the tide in Liaodong. Then the efforts made before are basically in vain, and the previous 200 contents are basically in vain.

In a word, is the protagonist rebelling?

It's fun to watch. An author who writes randomly doesn't understand many things. The most ridiculous thing is Mao Wenlong's surrender. You don't even know where Dongjiang Town is. Dongjiang Town is an island. Hou Jin can conquer Jinzhou and Lushun but cannot conquer Pi Island. In winter, the frozen sea may allow people to survive, but it is also extremely dangerous.

Song Jiang led the whole gang in Liangshan to be recruited. Tong Guan wanted to trap him and kill him, but Su Taiwei persuaded him to make the best use of everything. When the Liao Kingdom invaded, Song Jiang and his group were ordered to go north to fight against the enemy. When we arrived at Chenqiaoyi, Zhongshu Province sent officials to distribute wine and meat to the three armies for their hard work. Who would have thought that this group of officials were so greedy that they reduced each bottle of official wine given by the emperor to only half a bottle, and reduced each pound of meat to six taels. Yiliangshan Military Academy scolded: "You and other profit-seeking people have ruined the court's reward! Go and scrape gold on the Buddha's face!" Xiang Guan scolded: "You bold thief who will not stop killing! You still haven't changed your rebellious nature! Catch this thief!" The military academy was furious and pulled out the knife. Xiang Guan pointed at Liangshan Military Academy's nose and cursed: "You are a grass bandit, who do you dare to kill with your sword! Do you dare to kill me?" The military academy raised the knife and dropped it, killing Xiang Guan. Song Jiang was shocked and said angrily: "He is an official of the imperial court. I am afraid of him. How can you kill him? You must hurt us and everyone else." The military academy kowtowed: "He He scolded us for killing them all, so he killed that guy on a whim, and I was willing to die alone." Song Jiang had no choice but to hang the military academy man to death, behead him, and ask the court for forgiveness. The corpse of Xiang Guan was stored in a coffin, and he spent a lot of money to appease Xiang Guan's family and build relationships before giving up. Liangshan soldiers lined up to go to the north to fight against the Liao invasion. They were all sad and angry when they saw the heads of the Liangshan Military Academy hanging and exposed to the sun by Chenqiao Station. ............ "Chao An, Zhao An, Zhao An!" Chao Yu threw the "Water Margin" in his hand to the ground and cursed. "I want to protect my family and the country, but I am insulted by corrupt officials first! Is this killing Ma Su with tears? This is clearly the result of one general's success!" Want to change? Let's take a look I'm sorry for using your precious place to promote it. I wish the author more than 10,000 updates per day and an early platinum, thank you!

Adaptation is not making up, and creation is not messing around. I still hope the author will not make random changes, otherwise it will be as ridiculous as the turning point of World War II when the Normandy invasion was

For the demise of the Ming Dynasty, Ming fans blame Xiao Binghe, blame the Donglin Party, blame the common people, blame the Eight Banners, blame Li Zicheng, but the only one who does not blame the Ming Dynasty is the old man surnamed Zhu.

The drama always appears in novels from the Ming Dynasty. It is written that the eunuchs of the Ming Dynasty called themselves slaves. This disgusting title obviously only became popular after the Qing Dynasty.

I really can't stand it anymore, so he might as well just be an eunuch. I can't chase you anymore, so I've given up. You guys can come on.

The first is to clean the palace to ensure that he will not be suddenly drowned, poisoned or strangled to death. The second is to have at least tens of thousands of troops who are absolutely loyal to him. The third is to raid the house to ensure that tens of thousands of troops will not starve to death in the next few years. The fourth is to destroy the entire world and start a new country!

We, the Ming Dynasty, perished at the hands of the corrupt Confucian group headed by the rebel Dong Lin, the aristocratic families, the gentry, the remnants of the traitors of the Kong family, the gentry class, the evil forces of local clans, and Shanxi merchants. After the mid-Ming Dynasty, 90% of the royal family members, royal relatives, and nobles were all moths and rats.

This book is really... It can be called the ancient version of the Urban Dragon King, and it's a cool book with many flaws.

The writing is good But the portrayal of the court and the apocalypse is too real, and it is too painful for the common people Nothing is more despicable and darker in human nature than the court The most despicable people are all in the upper class This statement remains the same throughout the ages.

The writing is sophisticated, but it's a pity that its popularity is so low. Such solid writing is rarely seen in history. What a pity.

Tell me, can I read this book with my head on?

Why are modern people so rebellious?

You know

This historical text of the late Ming Dynasty, "Xi Ming Li Huo", writes about Sichuan's resistance to the Qing Dynasty in the Southern Ming Dynasty. The writing is good, the plot logic is online, it does not reduce intelligence, and the details are real. There are no common time-travel routines, and the cheats are not big, but the details of the war are very solid, especially the war planning, army organization and equipment, battle plot, command, formation, and marching details are very real. The plot is roughly divided into two lines, one is to resist the Qing Dynasty, and the other is to deal with various warlords in Nanming and Sichuan. Currently, there are two female protagonists interspersed with the main line. In addition to the plot of war and strategy, there is also a harem. Finally, I wish Guibao Di a great success!

It's better to give the Queen Mother a title. It's okay to change her name...

Is the protagonist still married to Princess Ningde?

I took advantage of the limited exemption and finished reading it. Although I skipped some parts, it did not affect my reading. The author's writing ideas are very clear, and the plot arrangement is reasonable. As for why it is not popular, I personally think it is because the protagonist climbs too fast and does not have the sense of struggle to start from scratch. He is constantly skipping levels, skipping many processes, and losing the sense of immersion.

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