Lords of the Ming Dynasty

I remember a Dutchman who wore Ming Dynasty official robes and spent eight years helping the last emperor of the Southern Ming Dynasty send messages to the West seeking help. He devoted himself to this cause, only to return with Western indifference. He eventually died on the Ming-Vietnamese border. Perhaps at that time he truly believed he was Chinese.

Author, you should have packed up those Western missionaries and taken them with you when you were in Beijing! Those people knew a lot of knowledge and skills. Even if we didn't consider other things, they would be very useful in recruiting scholars and technical personnel in Europe later.

With such fierce competition in writing books these days, how come some people still update only once a week?

I haven't read the novel yet, but personally, I think the problems at the end of the Ming Dynasty were never military, but rather economic and land-related. Even if you manage to pacify the border regions of Liaodong, you'll be exhausted on the grasslands and still won't be able

Is there a group? I need to suggest one. 🙂🙂🙂

Play it by yourself. The world has lost faith in the Ming Dynasty. If you enthrone an emperor and then declare yourself emperor, you'll be labeled a usurper and a traitor. The Industrial Revolution has begun. You can no longer maintain a policy of isolation and seclusion. You should sever all ties with the Ming Dynasty and start your own business.