Li Zicheng: Rebuilding the River and the Mountains and Restoring the Dashun

Liang Cao Potential New Book I have just read two chapters, and it can be seen that the author has a very solid foundation in historical research. This book will satisfy fans of historical novels. While I was enjoying myself, I had some personal remarks that the author can laugh off: It may be that the author's writing style is more serious and rigorous than physical books, while online articles are written in the same way as online articles, focusing on story-telling and smooth reading. Asking readers to delve into annotations is actually a difficult thing to do in the online literary circle, and it will affect subscriptions and grades. After all, most people read books for fun. In fact, the author does not need to show off his strength too much. The threshold of your book is very high and some novices will be automatically filtered out. For those who love historical texts, some annotations are too tasteless, which will affect the reading experience. The author's chapter and paragraph comments in Qidian are a very good feature that authors can try. Treating comments in this way will make your text concise and smooth, and also deepen the sense of communication between readers and authors. As for the storytelling, I have only read the beginning, so I can't comment on it In summary, this book is like a car equipped with a top-level engine. Regardless of the quality of the interior, the body, and the power, it is always worth trusting Uh-huh, actually, I really praise the author, but I don't know why I feel uncomfortable talking about it. . The author's books are really great, please keep up the good work! The historical fiction circle needs talents like you and support. I believe you can become a new great master!

Submit and obey, obedience is submission, obedience is obedience, even the signature country name means surrender, and you have already hinted that you surrender before winning. How can this rebellion succeed, how can it have a future, if you don't even know how to choose a country name, what else is there to see!

Come on, update more and let the glory of King Chuang be known to the world. Let them see the glory of our Dashun.

Jiugongshan has too little time to counterattack. The best case scenario is that when Shanhaiguan's new defeat has just withdrawn to Shanxi, he personally takes charge of Shanxi to stabilize Datong's defense line. The longer it takes, the more beneficial it will be to Dashun.

Come on, it's not easy to find someone who writes about Dashun, Li Zicheng, and how the Chuang Army turned the tide after almost failing. What's even better is that the information is detailed and there are no embarrassing rumors like other novels in the late Ming Dynasty. It's really good

Li Zicheng was also a waste. He had a great advantage in capturing Beijing. The Manchu Qing Dynasty did not have an advantage over Li Zicheng at that time. A good hand of cards is played badly, mainly because victory comes too easily.

Jiugongshan faked his death and refused to ventilate with his subordinates, so he told a few people that the reason was to test people's hearts and squeeze out the pustules. Is this written by someone who is familiar with history? I thought he was an online keyboard warrior. This kind of critical moment must gather people's hearts, but what the author wrote was that he was confused, Bai Wang died in vain, his subordinates rebelled, and then gave the third brother the power to assist the government, and then took it away, causing his own death. Internal turmoil and division. I heard that Du Xun ran away. I regretted not taking him down. I wanted to counter the Li Yan case. When I heard about it, it would shake people's hearts. I quickly admitted my mistake. If I didn't restrain myself, I would lose the heart of a gentleman when I heard about the book. I quickly gave up. Then I was afraid that my subordinates would be chilled. I said that the doctor had rescued him. Isn't that a joke? I had already taken care of the aftermath. After reading the introduction, I thought how good the author was. That's it.

Why do I write well but my grades are mediocre? Is it a prejudice against Li Zicheng + is it not a cool article?

From the time Taizu of the Song Dynasty elevated the Analects of Confucius and devalued the meaning of the Spring and Autumn Classics, it was doomed that the Song Dynasty would surely perish at the hands of the barbarians. Hundreds of years later, Ming Taizu made the same choice as Song Taizu, and the Ming Dynasty was destined to perish at the hands of the Hulu! It is rare to have so many scholars in the Song and Ming dynasties, and it has a lot to do with the choices of Song Zu and Ming Zu! Both of them only talk about the justice of the monarch and his ministers, not the justice of the country! Later, Yongzheng also inherited the ideas of the two when handling the case of Lu Liuliang. Since the country is just the private property of the two surnames Zhao and Zhu, the citizens are just your slaves. Then, the situation in the late Qing Dynasty that "the country does not know the people, and the people do not know the country" can only happen again and again! Although there were emperors in the Han and Tang Dynasties, it was because the country at that time needed an emperor, but no one would think that the country was the private property of the emperor's family! Even the aristocratic families of the Eastern Han Dynasty and the eunuchs of the Late Tang Dynasty would not think that the collapse of the country has nothing to do with me. But the powerful officials and even the vassal kings of Song and Ming Dynasties felt so! This is the biggest difference between the Han and Tang dynasties and the Song and Ming dynasties!

Whenever there is chaos at the end of a dynasty, as an ordinary person, you feel that the peasant army is really bad. At this time, you are left with two choices: First, starve and resolutely not rebel, and at the same time try to make others starve to death rather than rebel, and use your own meager strength to challenge the three-hundred-year historical cycle law. Speaking of which, the feudal dynasty must not have any modern elements. There cannot be an industrial revolution and technological civilization, otherwise how can it be called a feudal society? Second, cross the mountains, rivers and seas and come to the north of the Great Wall to lead the party. After going through untold hardships and being reviled, you finally complete the great cause of reunification with a face thicker than the city walls. You will be pleasantly surprised to find that you have become the highest-ranking slave among a group of slaves in the eyes of the slave owner. As for society? On the good basis of the feudal system, we have traveled further through an era, which is a pleasure. The third one... If you are really dissatisfied with the above two, then you have to find the peasant army you hate the most... Choose one

It was because the Yi Ding Movement in the Ming and Qing Dynasties was so brutal that the intellectuals were painfully beaten and woke up, but only half. Only then did Confucian scholars such as Gu Yanwu and Wang Fuzhi break away from the narrow Confucian idea of ​​loyalty to the emperor and believed that the rise and fall of the world and the change of dynasties were not the same thing! But in other words, in the 17th century, in the eyes of people at the time, China was in ruins! In fact, those scholars who surrendered to the Qing Dynasty also understood that they were just "deceiving themselves" by insisting that the Manchu Qing Dynasty be regarded as an ordinary dynasty change. It's just that if you tell lies for a long time, you have deceived yourself and future generations. Of course, in fact, future generations who understand the history of reconciliation also know that "Manchu and Han are one family, and Qing is also China" is essentially the same as the "China-Japan goodwill and common prosperity in Greater East Asia" promoted by the Japanese later! It's just that they are realists, and for the sake of "united front" they have to inherit the self-deception of the literati who surrendered to the Qing Dynasty.             "，"，，，？ Whether it is the historical aspect of time scale or the realistic aspect of spatial scale, weakness is the original sin! Even the victor of evil will have someone to whitewash him, and even the most righteous loser will have someone to discredit him! This has happened in the past, so it will definitely happen again in the future!

There is actually one written about Li Zicheng! Support support! Has the author watched the Guan Mao video on station b? ? It's really difficult to start from Jiugong Mountain!

Am I the only one who thinks it looks better the further back it goes?

If Li Zicheng in history was lucky enough to escape, Tian Jianxiu, who lost his plane in Huaiqing and left grain in Xi'an, and Zhang Nai, who escaped alone, would definitely be unlucky, or at least sit on the bench.

Ignore the few extreme emperor fans. They claim to love the Ming Dynasty, but in fact they love the Ming Emperor. There are only one or two people in the comment area who hold this view. The author can just write his own. What they are discussing is not the content of the book itself. They are just venting their dissatisfaction with Li Zicheng. Don't pay attention to it at all! Come on, author

Hey, there is actually a book about Li Zicheng. The second protagonist of Qidian is Li Zicheng. It's so well written.

I gave up after reading Chapter 63. I originally thought that by dressing up as Li Zicheng, I would be able to stand on a higher ground, but it turns out that I am still a feudal imperial power. I don't care about the lives of ordinary people at all. I just enjoy the pleasure of taking human lives.

Three-party competition Ming Dynasty (undoubtedly orthodox, the country has been in existence for more than 200 years, land annexation in the later period, Donglin and Jiangnan rich merchants colluded, grain and commercial taxes could not be collected, official corruption was entrenched, natural disasters) Later Jin or Qing Dynasty (new political power, foreign rule, Brutal killings, but the ruling class accepted Han culture. Huang Taiji and Dorgon were all outstanding rulers of this ethnic minority. They had their own administrative system and had implemented it for many years. Influential figures such as Hong Chengchou, Wu Sangui, and Li Fang all defected to Dashun) Dashun (Needless to say, the Ming Dynasty suffered man-made disasters. Officials forced the people to rebel. In the early stage, bandits fought, and in the later period, they were ruled by semi-roving bandits and semi-base areas. However, they naturally had a lot of enmity with the mainstream ruling class, that is, the landlords. With the ideological consciousness of the people of that era, it was impossible to spontaneously revolution, let alone If the world can be unified, why did Li Zicheng's desperadoes follow him in rebellion? Isn't it just to get ahead and gain wealth! As long as Li Zicheng becomes the emperor, he will be a new government, which is in conflict with what he said at the beginning that he would not pay for the food when King Chuang came!)

I've been reading Little One Third off and on in the past few days. I think this book is generally well written, but of course it has shortcomings. 1. I have read a lot of novels about the late Ming Dynasty, and I have also read Mr. Gu Cheng's "History of the Southern Ming Dynasty", but I dare say that the author has seen it more carefully than me. For example, on the 81st day of Jiangyin, a petty official wrote an order to shave his hair, threw away the pen and said, "I'll just die." The novel has been written, and this petty official has no name in history. The author creatively named him "Wu Ming", including the scene where the secret letter was found, and the lady who bought vegetables was also very vivid, and the plot design was really good. 2. There are very few novels about the late Ming Dynasty from the perspective of peasant soldiers, and even fewer with Li Zicheng as the protagonist. This may be the reason why this book has average results. As for the shortcomings, I think the war drama is very ordinary, too general, and has no sense of substitution. In this regard, we can learn from Ke Shanmeng. His war scenes in "Late Ming" and "Iron-Blooded Remaining Ming" are all very good. In short, this book gave me a lot of valuable experience. Hahaha, because I have long wanted to write a novel about the late Ming Dynasty from the perspective of Chuangjun. 1645 Hunan has a good start, if Li Zicheng does not die unexpectedly. But judging from this book, it is not good for Li Zicheng to be the protagonist. I also want to learn more from the author Jun. 3. I only have one ticket for this month. I will not read the subsequent chapters here. I will transfer them to QQ, which should be enough to book them all. Come on, author, I wish you great success! ! !

There are more than 600 chapters. We are still in Hunan and have been sent to Changsha. Is the progress too slow? The Qing army loses as soon as it is defeated, it is really uncomfortable to watch.

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I have been reading it for a year, and it finally has more than 800 chapters. I came back to read it again, and I voted it all recommended. I can only say that people who seriously understand this period of history will definitely enjoy reading this book.

It seems to be time travel, but in fact there are not many golden fingers. It can be directly seen as Li Zicheng in history is not dead and has discovered the treasure.

When the Ming Dynasty was established in 1368, years of wars had led to desolation of the land, a sharp decline in population, and a serious lack of social productivity. Recuperation and recuperation were a must-have national policy. In 1371, Ming Taizu issued the "Sea Ban", which prohibited all Chinese ships from going to sea and severely punished private traders and ship owners. In 1374, the Baobao Promotion Department was established, and the Ming Dynasty Baobao was officially issued the following year. It was initially put on the market through financial channels such as salary and military pay, and the paper currency standard was forcibly implemented, severely cracking down on privately minted copper coins, and prohibiting the circulation of gold and silver. (Since the imperial court banned the circulation of gold and silver, then the gold and silver circulating among the people Where did it come from? It is obvious that precious metals such as gold and silver have not needed national power to give them credit value since ancient times. Through border smuggling and the trade development of the land and sea Silk Road in the past dynasties, bureaucratic capital and private tycoon families have accumulated a large amount of hard currency gold, silver and copper. Since the Song Dynasty, A large amount of precious metals in society are no longer in the hands of the court, and the newly established Ming Dynasty court has almost no gold and silver reserves. In order to maintain the operation of the country, it needs to continue to make financial expenditures. If precious metals are directly used as the national currency, it is tantamount to the country voluntarily giving up its monetary sovereignty, and the court will only have one. It is an empty shelf and exists in name only. For example, if banknotes are forced to be used as national currency without reserves, the country will still be subjugated if the country's credit is completely overdrafted) In 1381, Ming Taizu further strengthened the sea ban policy and issued the "Da Ming Huidian", which required all merchant ships to go to sea with government approval. (While prohibiting private overseas trade, the tribute trade system was used to establish maritime trade monopolized by the central royal power. Earning overseas gold and silver provided credit support for the Ming Dynasty treasure banknotes. Hedging bureaucratic capital and private capital used hoarded precious metals to seize the country's monetary sovereignty. All foreign trade was settled with treasure banknotes. The Ming Dynasty purchased precious wood and spices. , Foreign luxury goods, foreign trade silk, porcelain, iron pots, prices were all set by the Ming Dynasty) In 1402, Emperor Yongle ascended the throne. In addition to continuing to maintain Zhu Yuanzhang's national policy, he also sent Zheng He on seven voyages to the West from 1405 to 1433 (expanding trade routes, destroying pirates and escorting merchant ships, and monitoring private smuggling). Zhu Yuanzhang established the rules of living for the people when he founded the country, and set the tax rate at a very low level. Emperor Yongle was able to move the capital to Beijing, build the Forbidden City, build the Ming Tombs, conduct five expeditions to Mobei, conduct an expedition to Vietnam, repair the Great Wall, and dredge the North-South Grand Canal. Compiling the Yongle Canon, any of the above items would be enough for the whole court and the public (such as Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty and Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty), but if the Yongle Dynasty did all these things, then he must have the money to do these things, and where does this money come from? It can only be the Western trade. It is easy to earn, otherwise there is no way to explain the national finances (all the vassal states at that time accepted the Ming Dynasty treasure banknotes. Zheng He used such depreciating banknotes to exchange for a large amount of gold, silver and various physical objects. The Ming Dynasty treasure banknotes can be printed as much as they want, and the Ming Dynasty does not need to worry Regarding the issue of inflation, Zheng He sold high and bought low. Ming historians estimate that Zheng He made seven voyages to the West and earned 720,000 taels of gold and 12.76 Million taels of silver. This is the total income. At the same time, he spent a total of 6 million taels of silver on the seven voyages. The total cost was that when Ming Xianzong Zhu Jianshen became emperor, there were still 2.4 Million taels of silver in the treasury) In 1435, Ming Xuanzong died at the age of 37, and Ming Yingzong, who was only 8 years old, succeeded to the throne. Amid the cry of "wasting people, hurting money, and not beneficial to the national economy", all data and information related to the maritime trade in the Western Sea and the maritime fleet were basically sealed or destroyed, causing the central finance of the Ming Dynasty to shrink significantly. Even with the support of the wealth accumulated in previous maritime trade, the national credit of the Ming Dynasty treasure banknotes began to gradually decline and depreciate. (From the epitaph of Guo Yan, we can learn that he was ordered to supervise the construction of 120 "Xiaban sea ships" in the eighth year of Zhengtong (1443) of Emperor Yingzong of the Ming Dynasty, and was appointed as the "general coordinator of the eight prefectures". Due to his good supervision, "the military and the people benefited from it". After the completion, "tens of thousands of military and civilian officials from the eight prefectures came to the mansion to express their thanks." This confirms Emperor Yingzong of the Ming Dynasty was preparing to restart the national plan for the Western Ocean trade. After the ship was built, it was first put on hold due to the civil uprising, and then the Tumubao Incident occurred in 1449. In 1457, just a few months after the restoration of the Emperor Yingzong of the Ming Dynasty, he wanted to start the Western Ocean trade plan again. Zhang Zhao objected on the grounds of needing disaster relief. In order to provide relief to the former. Let him clean up the mess and sail to the West. By the Chenghua period in 1464, Emperor Xianzong of the Ming Dynasty Zhu Jianshen ordered the Ministry of War to search for archives of Zheng He's voyages to the West, but found that the relevant documents (including charts) were missing, and Liu Daxia, an official of the Ministry of War at the time, was accused of hiding or destroying them. Archives, since then the imperial court has completely lost the ability to return to the Western Ocean) In 1567, Longqing Emperor Zhu Zaijing was forced to shut down the business due to the increasing national financial deficit. Bureaucratic capital and private capital began to encroach on the maritime trade that was originally a monopoly of state-owned enterprises in the Ming Dynasty. With the massive inflow of wealth and silver, most of the tax revenue went into the hands of bureaucratic capital and private capital, except for the imperial court. The amount of silver in private circulation also increased massively, and the monetary sovereignty of the Ming Dynasty was gradually being eroded. Longqing Emperor Zhu Zaijing was an adult and knew the stakes. Silver must not be allowed to become the legal currency of the Ming Dynasty. However, this was the last step for bureaucratic capital and private capital plutocrats to steal the monetary sovereignty of the Ming Dynasty. From the death of Ming Xuanzong at the age of 37 to the ascension of Emperor Longqing to the throne, it was 1 In 31 years, it was 132 years before Emperor Longqing switched on and off. How could the century-old plan of bureaucratic capital and private capital plutocrats stop progressing and fall short? Therefore, Emperor Longqing had to die in 1572, five years after the switch, in pursuit of beauty and lust, in order to ensure that Emperor Wanli, who was only 10 years old, ascended the throne. In 1581, Zhang Juzheng promoted a whip law to abolish treasure banknotes and use silver as the national currency. As a result, the country lost its monetary sovereignty, and its economic lifeline gradually fell into the hands of bureaucratic interest groups, Jiangnan gentry and maritime merchants who controlled large amounts of gold and silver. They emptied the country's wealth and got rid of the control of the central royal power. After Zhang Juzheng's death, Emperor Wanli liquidated him on charges of "authoritarianism and chaos in government", deprived him of his title and ransacked his home. Wanli once ordered "dissection of coffins and slaughter of corpses", intending to dig graves and whip corpses to vent his anger. However, due to the strong persuasion of officials such as Chief Assistant Shen Shixing, this was not actually implemented. In the Chongzhen period, there were no eunuchs to check and balance, and Chongzhen could only borrow money from ministers to pay the army, until the Manchu Qing Dynasty, the collaborator selected by the capital tycoons, entered the customs in 1644 (I just want to be the wife of the county magistrate, I don't care who is the county magistrate, this is the fundamental reason why the Song and Ming Dynasties fell from the world twice). By 1662, the Southern Ming Dynasty fell, and the Manchu Qing Dynasty began a 295-year dark rule.

Keep up the good work!

Good luck, not bad. I like this kind of difficulty. Obviously, the higher the difficulty, the better the comeback will be.

It is suggested that when compiling history books after unifying the world, Li Zicheng should specifically emphasize not to include these things in official texts and history books, such as the rumors of Bodhisattvas reincarnating as gods and ghosts. After all, "the secrets of heaven must not be leaked"!

Compared with your internal affairs reform of the bank tax system, you might as well study the military academy at West Point, the compulsory education for officers and the general staff system in Prussia, the government soldiers of the Sui and Tang Dynasties, the civil engineering of the ancient Roman legions, the rural soldiers of the Hunan Army and the tactics of hanging fights, the tactics of the Qi Army, the clearing of land and physical taxes. I believe these are much more useful than your castle-in-the-air reforms.

When will overseas colonial expansion be possible at this speed? Australia has not yet been unified.

After saving for more than half a year, I came to see it again👍🏻