Ming Dynasty: Landlords in the Valley Rebelled and Proclaimed Themselves Emperor

Liangcao (tentative), the work adopts the shell and routine of Shangou Emperor, but it is actually writing the core of Lao Wang's novel "I". I won't talk about plagiarism or learning from it, but it is indeed written at a certain level. The protagonist's three views are reasonable and well-founded, and the writing also has the shadow of 50 or 60% of the book "I". The early development method is indeed similar to mine. The author must have carefully studied Lao Wang's works (laughing) If nothing else, I hope you can write a different route. If you can write about 34% or about half of the level of "I", I will subscribe.

If you think the Ming Dynasty is not good, go and build it. If you think the frontier army is not good, go kill good people and take credit. If you think the Jingying camp is not good, go and eat free money. If you think Jiajing is not good, then go and be Yan Song instead of blindly abusing, slandering and complaining. If you are active in Wanli, you will not fish. The place where you stand is the Ming Dynasty. Whatever you do, the Ming Dynasty will be like it.

It's not bad. I've also watched Valley Emperor. To be honest, it's really not that good. Why are the results so good? Because the others are worse, and then he is a new genre. The previous rebellion writings were either about climbing up in the system or starting out as gangsters. That one has new ideas.

Let's support it first. Anyone who rebelled in the Ming Dynasty will support it. I've had enough of being a slave to Emperor Zhu Xi's novel.

As a rebel, unless you have a golden finger, you can only become a rogue bandit. If you are a sitting bandit, you can only be wiped out by endless soldiers. Internet writing is not easy to mess around with. It is difficult to get ahead. Many authors write a popular book and then close it. Come on, author.

The humble author is here to beg you, readers, if you can read this book every day and keep it until it is put on the shelves. I am begging you for the sake of my diligence in updating it every day. I am frightened by the fact that I only have less than 20 readers in my 200 collections. I really don't want to be brushed off. I don't want anything but a free follow-up. If that doesn't work, you can just click to the last chapter. As long as you move your noble fingers, readers may be able to get into the second round. Those who really don't want to follow-up can delete the book. If you don't want to read, please delete this book, which will also allow me to increase the follow-up ratio.

My head hurts when I see the farm cooperative. The prestige of any cooperative in the past is not inferior to that of the old men.

The History of the Ming Dynasty and the History of the Qing Dynasty are two of the most unreliable history books in the history of the world. One is widely criticized and the other is widely fanned. Internet novels are more reliable than these two written rubbish.

The author can imitate it. When it rains, it rains. I write that I want to be the emperor. If it develops like that, don't write too much about women. Just mention it in one stroke.

Where's the picture? At least post a map, it doesn't feel immersive

I like reading this type. I hope the author can write well. I can learn from the political, academic and economic construction of the emperor Shangou. The war can be learned from the small soldier of the border army in the late Ming Dynasty.

Hello to all the readers who have collected this book. The current reading of this novel is about 60. The editor said that I have to read 200 or so before I can get a chance to go to the second round. The current collection is over 700, so I beg you all the readers who have collected this book to click in and take a look. Anyway, it doesn't cost any money. Just read as much as you can. I beg you_(:з∠)_

Chapter 98 Why is the Secretary of Education gone?

The protagonist now has to start thinking of ways to increase the population and good craftsmen, and then horses and armor.

I hope the author will write about the Jiangnan Slave Rebellion. The most miserable people in Jiangnan in the late Ming Dynasty were domestic slaves, not tenants. Because there were no feudal kings to harm them, the people in Jiangnan lived well (the most miserable people in the north and Sichuan were the rebels who captured and killed all the clan members). For example, Xu Xiake, fortunately, he died early because his family oppressed the domestic slaves and their family was exterminated. When he went to a village, the villagers were afraid that the whole village would run away.

The popularity is too low. The few historical novels I have collected are all popular among 20,000 or 30,000 people. It is very difficult to persist.

I hope I can absorb the essence of Shangou Emperor

There is no bow, no musket, no armor. The javelin washes the ground. After winning the battle, the javelin can be picked up and used again. There is really no iron or stone that is better than this. There was no strategy at all. They marched in a long snake formation, and the sneak attack was divided into two sections. The head and tail were not connected and the command was lost. Chisel attack, heavy troops use mountain axes and 2 shield soldiers to protect the flanks, chisel directly into the military formation, capture the thief first and capture the king. Outflank and encircle, send horseback infantry to quickly surround the enemy, and surround them with shields and spears. See if you panic. Guerrilla attack with bows, arrows and javelins. If you chase them, run away. If there are few people, they will surround and eat them. Cut, don't move in the middle, attack the two opposite corners or flanks with heavy troops on the two wings Peel the onion, block the attack layer by layer, and lure the enemy deep.