Late Ming Dynasty: I, Sun Kewang! a Comeback from a Desperate Situation!

I think Li Dingguo just lost his mind. He spent half his life rebelling and suddenly became a loyal minister. He followed Zhang Xianzhong to plunder and bully the people. Why didn't he have such a conscience?

I feel that the focus of books recently is on Hei Nanming and Li Dingguo. When reading books about the late Ming Dynasty, of course, it is about how to resist the Qing Dynasty. Everyone knows how bad Nan Ming was. Li was not perfect, but his historical achievements must be affirmed. After all, Ming Dynasty got better immediately after the Manchu Qing Dynasty came. As a result, all the space was devoted to criticizing one's own people, which made people feel very depressed.

There are actually two ways to realize Yuan Chonghuan's five years of Pingliao The more realistic method is to bury him in Fengyang and revive Zhu Yuanzhang with his old brothers. Although it is a bit difficult, five years should be enough The more magical and unrealistic method is to bring the Ming Dynasty from various places The prince, nobles, and ministers must obtain enough gold, silver, and food in their hands to ensure that no one reaches out to them. They must replenish the silver, equipment, and horses of all the armies, and let the military merit rewards actually fall to the soldiers. Then how many people can be left in the Qing Dynasty depends on how fast they run.

This comment is really speechless. It boasts about a traitor who actually surrendered and belittles a hero who actually resisted the Qing Dynasty.

This author is really smart. 90% Of the novel is the explanation found on Baidu, and the name is not as good as A Brief History of Nanming.

Yunnan developed quite well under Sun Kewang's rule. If there was no quarrel with Li Dingguo, Li Dingguo would conquer the world and Sun Kewang would rule the world and regain the Han family's power.

It's purely a historical commentary, sitting inside and having an inner monologue. To put it bluntly, it's a money-grabbing text.

It's really bad, the subject matter is quite novel, and the plot outline is also very good, but the author's level is not good enough, so it can only be bad. It's just a joke and unprofessional. Character descriptions are like puppet shows, battlefield descriptions are summarized in three or two strokes, and the rest of the page is devoted to commenting on history books, and the plot cannot be advanced. Let's put it this way, it looks like a Zhihu answer or a Tieba post.

I keep writing about the conflicts between Li Dingguo and Sun Kewang over and over again, but the plot doesn't advance.

Open high and go low, the time traveler is not the original owner, so quickly open up a new situation, the paid chapters are seriously watered down, and repeating the same old tune is boring. 🙂

The whole story is disgusting. The struggle to change the name of the ex-boyfriend is over. From the beginning to the end, it is said that his girlfriend cheated on her, and the man worked hard and held his breath, wanting to see his girlfriend regret it. This number is so disgusting. Cheating girl, no matter how bad her life is, she will never look back. You should at least chase her again. If you want to unify the world, don't be so flawed and easy to attack.

I took a look at a picture. It was 1657 when Li Dingguo was defeated. At that time, Sun Kewang was already 55 years old. How long do you want to live as a 55-year-old warrior who has been injured secretly in time?

Shennong passed by, What a good starting point, but it is a pity. The rambling watering really consumes patience, and the detailed aspects and development rhythm are difficult to praise.

To be honest, it is really difficult to comment on the relationship between Li Dingguo and Sun Kewang. Sun Kewang was good at managing domestic affairs, and supported Li Dingguo's 200,000-strong army in his southern and northern expeditions with the meager strength of Yunnan and Guizhou provinces. If it were not for the dirty political struggle in the Southern Ming Dynasty, not to mention the Northern Expedition to the Central Plains and the Northern and Southern Dynasties, there would always be situations. Therefore, we cannot praise Li Dingguo, let alone deny Sun Kewang.

It's boring to always criticize Li Dingguo. History books say he was a hero. Sun Kewang has no excuse. Historically, if he committed suicide after losing to Li, I would still admit that he was a tyrant and ended up surrendering to the Qing Dynasty and being the leader.

It relies entirely on the subject matter to gain favor. The writing is poor and there is no plot. If you want to pile up material, just write a post, like "The Injustice". What is worthy of recognition is that it does not write about women, and there is no messy and kitsch romance. Overall, flaws can cover up strengths, 2.5 Stars

More and more nonsense. Sun Kewang didn't say anything else, but he always had to send people to Yunnan to win over the lower-level officers and soldiers, right? Writing like this is like a resentful woman waiting for a man to return

It still has some ideas, but the writing is so-so, barely making people laugh. But some are unrealistic. The protagonist intends to play with the Manchus by pretending that modern people are smarter and superior than the ancients. But in reality, there are so many officials who surrendered in the Ming Dynasty, it is impossible that none of them are local in Yunnan and Guizhou, and no one is familiar with the geography of Yunnan and Guizhou! The Manchu Qing Dynasty has always been both useful and defensive against the Han people. It is impossible for you to believe what they say. They will either stabilize you and guard you while attacking Li Dingguo and eliminate them one by one; Rumors can come from three people, not to mention you taking the initiative to bring them to the door. Were there really so many traitors who volunteered during the Anti-Japanese War? There are so many examples, there is really no need to be as stupid as the ancients thought

The subject matter is good but the writing skills are too poor. Che Zulu talks too much and has no choice but to abandon the book.

The whole article is full of nonsense!

Prince Yue of the Qing Dynasty and the tribulation of the Qing Dynasty, so fond of the Qing Dynasty that he wrote articles to support the Qing Dynasty. As an anti-Qing article, but praising the Qing Dynasty, what did the author think? As a time traveler, the protagonist has so many feelings for the former general of the Western Army, but the person who betrayed him turned around and accepted it again. The process of the Northern Expedition was confusing, and I was not prepared at all for the territory and equipment sent by the army. I placed all my hopes of victory on others.

The overall content of this book is okay. It is just a flood of explanations throughout. So for a battle, he can have dozens of chapters and 80% of them are useless narrations. So much so that I just read a few chapters, look at the table of contents, and then skip it directly. It does not affect the reading at all, nor does it affect the coherence of the story. This is amazing. This is the first time I have encountered this kind of book Also, this book actually wants to launder money for Qianyi, which is a bit disgusting.

Eight thousand cavalry cannot conquer Beijing. It's outrageous.

After all, it is really a desperate situation. This book is still a fiction. Who can tell the truth of history? Everyone has a different position. This book is quite good to a certain extent.

I have seen it on other platforms before and it has not been finished for so long Anyone who brags about Sun Kewang will support it.

The author establishes a new dynasty, and the best name is Tu De, Tu Ke Shui. The name can also be changed to Sun Zhongwang, which means that the Central Plains is promising.

Laughing, this crappy book will be finished very early, you are trying to drag it out, do you want it to be a family heirloom? Now it's discontinued again.

This is a eunuch. I saw a new book opened.

I laughed when I saw Li Laiheng's death, 🌿, I gave up the book, bye bye

Thanks to the author for restoring to us a true history of the Southern Ming Dynasty, which deserves a reward!