Tear It Apart

Will Lu Xiangsheng be demoted? Cao Wen's church surrendered? Can you reform Sun Chuanting?

Save Yuan Chonghuan? Did the Tatars attack far away before he killed Mao Wenlong?

The Ming Dynasty can die, but Yuan Chonghuan must die

After reading the introduction, there is no motivation to click on it. None of the famous figures in history are like Yi. They all have their own merits and can convince people with their words. I want to p.

If it weren't for Yuan Chonghuan, the Ming Dynasty would not have been defeated so quickly. There were only 50,000 or 60,000 field soldiers in the Qing Dynasty. With Mao Wenlong here, they would not have been able to break into Beijing. Yuan Chonghuan was a famous general of the Qing Dynasty.

Zhu Youjian didn't kill Yuan Chonghuan's whole family. That's interesting. This famous Qing general

What do you think about saving Yuan Chenghuan? It doesn't mean that if the literati say he is good, then he is good!

Return to Dongxia, everyone in the party knows that the name of their country is Xia, not Xixia, so you'd better go directly to Dongxia.

Delete the book and re-open it, this book will definitely be read.

Recommendation: The protagonist travels to the late Ming Dynasty, joins the army at the beginning and meets Li Zicheng and Zhang Xianzhong, and the three become sworn brothers. The three of them were persecuted by current circumstances and traitors, and each had their own fate. It has to be said that the author is very imaginative, but at the end of the Ming Dynasty when the people were in dire straits, as a low-level figure, raising an army to revolt was indeed the way to go. I hope that the protagonist's rebel army in the future can really end the troubled times, defeat the Tartars, and promote China. Book title: "Tearing the Ming" Author: Eat Lotus Root Eight Monsters Status: Serialized (81,000 words) Elements: Traveling through the late Ming Dynasty Raising an Army to Revolt Recommended Reader Types: Historical texts, time travel lovers Highlights of this book: ★The details of the common people are well described The author describes the lives of the common people in the late Ming Dynasty in great detail, and it is very consistent with the troubled times when the people were in dire straits. He really put his heart into it. ★Realistic descriptions of historical figures The two historical figures Li Zicheng and Zhang Xianzhong are described very realistically. Their loyal and dark characters are in line with reality. The writing method of each having their own circumstances also gives these two characters and the protagonist a broad space. ★The protagonist's benevolence is always there Even if the protagonist joins the army, he cannot bear to do anything to the poor people, and even has to be separated from his brothers. This shows his benevolence, and writing such a protagonist is interesting. {"TopicId":"847235287436099584","TopicName":"New book trial reading"}

To read the introduction, it would be better to change the title of the book to: I Adopt a Younger Brother in the Ming Dynasty.

Your profile is poisonous and not allowed to be read. Why would you accept a celebrity? A time traveler can outplay that celebrity. The advantages of a time traveler are simply knowing the direction of history, knowing the artifacts of later generations, and understanding mathematics and physics. Don't play tricks with the ancients, you won't be able to play with them.

I don't even bother going to old parks, Yuan Dudu, I haven't even stepped foot here for more than ten years 😐

Great book! Praise!

Let's take Huang Taiji and Dorgon as our younger brothers. Ha ha.

You seem to have missed one thing, conquering the famous general Wu Sangui.

Brothers who are not interested in books, you can go next door to watch this book, (The Battle for Hegemony in the Sui and Tang Dynasties: I Planted Gourds in the Sui and Tang Dynasties), a funny and funny battle for hegemony flow! The protagonist travels through the Sui and Tang Dynasties and becomes the leader of Hulu Village. He is holding a hollow Qiankun hammer, which actually weighs 12.8 Kilograms. The protagonist was fooled into weighing 1,280 kilograms! Claims to be the reincarnation of the God of Thunder, and claims to be the greatest hammer of the Sui and Tang Dynasties! So damn funny!

What do you think? People who dare to lead the rebellion actually bow to you in front of you! Is the protagonist's halo so powerful?