In the Late Ming Dynasty, Rising from the Grassland

Did the author make a mistake? Since you are based on the Mongolian grassland, why are the Han people still thinking of building cities and hoarding land for farming? The Mongolian grassland is not suitable for farming, and the people who farm fish and hunt are Sauron people and forest people. A man like the male protagonist who always builds cities and settles is not suitable for development in Mongolia. He is suitable for being a woodland man in the Northeast!

How ridiculous! Huang Taiji was able to mobilize an army of 200,000 to fight a war with the protagonist and the Ming army near Guihua City. Didn't the author even check the information when writing the book? When the Manchus entered the customs, it was clearly recorded that they had 120,000 troops, known as 200,000. If Wu Sangui hadn't let go of Shanhaiguan, he wouldn't have been able to enter. Then the timeline in the book has just arrived not long after Huang Taiji ascended the throne. Azig entered the customs for the third time and only brought 80,000 people, including some Mongolian cavalry. Where can you find so many troops for Huang Taiji. You have to respect history too! After Hao Ge killed tens of thousands of people in Guihua City, Jin De was injured! This can make every family of the Eight Banners wear sackcloth and show their mourning! To be honest, in the late Ming Dynasty, the Ming Dynasty was lying flat. When Hou Jin entered the customs, the Eight Banners only had 60,000 or 70,000 troops. You killed 10,000 people and Huang Taiji was heartbroken! How can I fight you? You also led so many infantrymen to Guihua City, which is more than a thousand kilometers from Guihua City to Shenyang. I will consider your Houjin infantry to be elite enough and have enough mules and horses. In ancient times, when you marched fifty kilometers a day, I will consider you to be the most elite! They have traveled hundreds of miles a day! Marching in a hurry every day will take more than twenty days! Do you know that bringing so much army food can bring down the Manchu Qing Dynasty? Only the founding emperors of the past dynasties were able to engage in this kind of labor-intensive expedition at the beginning of the unification. This was only possible because of the Central Plains dynasty's heritage. Let Hou Jin play and see. Believe it or not, there will be a shortage of food and a famine within two days of reaching the place! Hou Jin entered the pass five times because he was able to sustain it by fighting and looting all the way. How could he maintain such a large army in a place like the grassland, let alone winter! Even if I can survive the past half month, I admire it. For a nation like the Jin Dynasty, which does not engage in production but makes a living by robbery, it is impossible to have so many people. The three expeditions against Lin Dan Khan only amounted to tens of thousands. That's all! I guess no one will watch it anyway

The Han people are like Mongolian Han people. . It's just as ridiculous as Mongolia being the emperor of the Han people, and still doing it alone

The next routine is to kneel down to the Ming Dynasty and profess tribulation, get support and rewards from the Ming Dynasty, gradually grow stronger and join the Ming Dynasty to defeat the Jurchens, and wait until the Ming Dynasty is overthrown by the rebel army, then attack the Great Wall and destroy the rebel army, and then pacify the world 😴😴

That's bullshit. The winter in the Northeast is still the Little Ice Age. You're playing in it, even gods will have to freeze.

You can't see the basic settings like this. Those you need to protect must be a minority, and those who protect you must also be a minority. If you want to innovate, reform, and forge ahead, you are betraying the ruling class. What you want to follow can only be the old path of the Qing Dynasty.

That's nonsense. A dozen women captured dozens of people?

Do you know why you are not popular? You don't understand the nature of the Mongolian Yuan Dynasty at all. There is no farming, no development, only robbing, killing, and massacre. Anyone who has read a little bit of history will know why the Mongolian Yuan Dynasty led by Genghis Khan was able to destroy one civilization after another.

First of all, the Mongolian grasslands are not suitable for farming. Why did the Mongolians who could farm invade the Central Plains since the Qin Dynasty? Such a large area of ​​land cannot be eaten by 10 generations. The geographical location means that Mongolia is not suitable for farming.

Nonsense, survival in the prairie wilderness in the winter? Have you ever felt the white-haired wind on the grassland? The sheep's fur can easily freeze to death. Are you going to survive? Are you going to seek death?

It's a bit poisonous. Although the Namu Zhong in history is not as good as Mandu Hai, she is definitely not the kind of daughter of a common man. This Na Mu Zhong is a completely stupid woman, without any wisdom as a woman in Xian Khan's backyard. It's all done upside down. You haven't shown any potential, so why should others invest in you?

Mongolia is still very particular about blood. Even if they capture the Yingzong's Grand Master, they can't compete with the name of the Golden Family. What's more, you are a helpless Han Chinese and you don't even have a tribe. How many Mongolians does the protagonist have to kill to become the Mongol Khan? Theoretically, there is only one person who can be the Great Khan of the Han people, and that is the Emperor of the Central Plains. Even if Beijing was besieged and fought like that during the Jiajing period, the Mongols were still willing to negotiate peace. As long as the Ming Dynasty was willing to open mutual trade, even if they were willing to recognize the emperor's status as suzerain, it was not impossible for the emperor to conquer Mongolia, win over the Mongolian tribes through diplomacy, and use mutual trade to become the nominal Great Khan.

Even writing about Lin Dan Khan is more reliable than this unknown protagonist.

This book recommends changing the name to Leading Beasts to Eat People. Or cattle and sheep fruit trees. Or the Han people are Ru slaves. Either Gao Huan will be happy at the end of the Ming Dynasty, or a rich man will die subsequently.

After the protagonist establishes a territory, his Mongolian troops become domineering and use Han people beyond their limits at will. In Mongolian, they say: A man with a penny will die immediately. The protagonist has a Han general (from Bohai, surnamed Gao), who is dissatisfied with this, and shows off his sword against a Mongolian general named Liu Gui. The protagonist He Xini: Said to the Mongolians in Mongolian: The Han people are your slaves (at least higher than the cattle, sheep and fruit trees). They farm for you and provide you with food and clothing. Why are you Lingzhi? Yes The Han people say in Chinese: Mongolia is your guest (that is, a long-term worker), and it is your grain, and it fights thieves for you, why are you jealous? It would be better if the protagonist was Gao from Hebei and was caught in Baotou and served as a soldier. My comment on this is to ask King Daxi to speak to the protagonist and the author: The Han made everything to support the Hu, and the Hu had nothing to repay the Han. The gods are clear, think about yourself! This book takes the wrong path from the beginning. The nature of a dynasty or a nation is not determined by the monarch's personal bloodline. It is decided by the Core Victory Alliance. If Li Ruzhu was leading a Huaixi man with abundant children, he would be just a Han rebel leader. If King Chuang leads a tribe outside the Great Wall. That is the Huma tribe.

You are like me at every turn, you are a snobbish monarch, not a second-generation master, and it is even more baffling to have a bunch of women on the grassland. No matter how weak Mongolia is, you can defeat the opponent with a group of women? Follow the example of people who abolished the Qing Dynasty and used barbarian methods in barbarian lands. They gave Mongolian names to fight against the Mongolian tribes after the Jin Dynasty. No matter how obscene you are and how you hate the Mongolians or Manchus, you still have to return to the step of national integration. The difference lies in who integrates whom and who sits in that position. Otherwise, even if you gain the world, you will not be able to establish any effective rule in the Mongolian grasslands. Even if you are Liu Yuan, you are better than what is described now.

The protagonist becomes a fake armed policeman! Is it stupid to build a small naturalized city and use manpower to climb the city? When Zeng Guofan attacked the city, he used gunpowder coffins to break the city! Just blast the earthen city wall of Guihua City directly. God TM siege vehicles and two coffins can blow down a large area of ​​the city wall.

After reading a few chapters, it was about a warrior traveling through time to the end of the Ming Dynasty. It was mediocre and had no highlights. Historical texts at least have a golden finger, right? Among the historical novels I have seen, some have protagonists who are extremely powerful, some know fairy magic, and some have their own bases, each with its own characteristics. I didn't see any highlights in this novel

There is something unacceptable. Putting aside the issue of whether grasslands can be cultivated, if a Mongolian becomes emperor, isn't this the restoration of the Yuan Dynasty?

I feel that the Ming Dynasty was written too rubbish, and Huang Taiji was written too shrewdly. Hey, this is the winner, right? Chongzhen failed in history, and now it seems wrong to look at his governance. But if an empire or Chongzhen could survive Huang Taiji to death and hold the throne for 17 years, would it be so useless?

Don't be fooled. Many of the comments are bullshit. After writing so much, wouldn't it be better to earn hundreds of thousands by writing more? Many of the comments can be treated as farts. Remember, the silent majority are the ones who pay.

The protagonist is really good. In order to move the textile industry to the north, he actually treated the south with the same attitude that Britain treated North America. Let's not talk about whether your operation is feasible. First of all, before the advent of trains and railways, foreign textiles could not compete with local textiles, let alone the south, which is rich in cotton.

Another genius with a rubber-sealed steam engine

Grassland? Is your foundation Han or Mongolian? The grassland products are low, and the materials it can provide are also low, unless you learn from Huang Tai Chi and Kublai Khan's method of supporting war with war. To feed war with war, you have to kill the main ethnic group. Besides, if you take Mongolia as your base and live in the Central Plains, you will not be able to avoid the stubborn diseases of the Eight Banners. Any attempt to become stronger and reform means betrayal of your own class.

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I recommend Aztec's Immortal, which is well written.

I wonder if I thought that in the Tang Dynasty, one person could overwhelm the grassland and become a great sweat.

Eunuch🤫🤫

No, there must be a beginning and an end!