Traveling Through the Ming Dynasty, as Soon as You Open Your Eyes, You Will Die

This method is still wrong. At this time, the elites in the Beijing camp are all gone. The number of servants of each noble is small, and it is impossible to obey the emperor's command. They cannot be defeated at all. They should issue exoneration documents to buy a way, and quickly transfer the nobles and royal family members to Nanjing. During the transfer, the nobles will make a lot of money. When they arrive in Nanjing, the nobles will become paupers, and they will work with the emperor and act as lackeys to suppress the Donglin Party and profiteers in Jiangnan. Once you have money, it will be easier to do things.

In the late Ming Dynasty, when there were too many officials and servants, they had to write novels without using their brains. The ministers would be afraid of reopening the Jinyiwei. Without the awesome Golden Finger and Ben, the Ming Dynasty could not be saved by force. Can the problem be solved by force? Emperor Chongzhen would have reopened the Jinyiwei. This is another eunuch novel. It is estimated that it will not be written in less than 200,000 words.

When I see the minister saying, Thank you Lord for your kindness, I will ******

After traveling through time and becoming Zhu Cixiang, he has to use Zhu Cixiang as the subject, and using the original name Lu Mou is really nondescript.

After traveling through time and space, why are you calling me by your previous name?

Those who have great ambitions all have unwillingness to do so~ Only in this way can they have goals and better realize their life ambitions

Uh,,, uh,,, uh,,, speechless=_=, very speechless=_=, too speechless=_=! I stopped reading after just reading a few chapters. In the late Ming Dynasty, there was only one way to go south, because the entire capital was in ruins. It was not something that could be solved in a short time. It was difficult, too difficult, very difficult! All I can say is that we will start again when we go south!

It's really enjoyable to watch, but please change the name of the eunuch "Zhu Ba". Trust me, you will be less criticized.

An embarrassing group. I could read this article ten years ago, but now I can't.

Let's cut the nonsense, why would we pay 300,000 taels before we would move 😡 On March 1, 1644, Li Zicheng broke through Ningwuguan in Shanxi and quickly approached Beijing. Under tremendous pressure, Chongzhen issued an order on March 6, 1644, asking Wu Sangui to abandon Ningyuan and lead the entire Guanning army into King Guan Qin. But this involves a subtle issue: Did Chongzhen's order go directly to Wu Sangui himself? Or was it forwarded by Wu Sangui's immediate boss, Governor Wang Yongji of Jiliao? There is a lack of reliable records and there are different opinions. What can be confirmed is that Zunhua, where Wang Yongji's official office is located, is 350 miles away from Beijing. March 9 was the day when Wang Yongji left Zunhua and went to Ningyuan to supervise Wu Sangui's withdrawal. The distance between Zunhua and Ningyuan is 570 miles. In other words, the distance required to issue the order is nine hundred and twenty miles. By the way: Even if Chongzhen directly sent people to give orders to Wu Sangui, he would have to walk nearly 900 miles. The conclusion is: After Chongzhen issued the order on March 6, whether he conveyed the order through Wang Yongji or sent someone directly to Wu Sangui, he had to travel nine hundred miles to deliver it to Wu Sangui. It is speculated that the earliest Wu Sangui received the order was March 9, and the latest may be March 12. Even if no preparations are made, the evacuation time will be March 10-13. If Wu Sangui is ordered to lead a group of elite troops (about 2000-3000 people) for quick rescue at this time, they will probably be able to reach Beijing quickly. But Chongzhen's order was to completely abandon Ningyuan and take away all the soldiers and civilians (40,000 soldiers + 80,000 civilians), instead of letting Wu Sangui bring only a small number of elite troops to rescue. Based on Li Zicheng's massive attack on Ningwuguan (known as a million-strong army), Ming Ting and Wu Sangui would not think that they could stop Li Zicheng with only a few thousand cavalry. All 40,000 Ningyuan troops must be bet on it to win. Forty thousand soldiers have been withdrawn, and 80,000 civilians must also be taken away. If they were left behind, they would be massacred or robbed by the Manchus. This means that Wu Sangui must take 120,000 people with him. Such a huge team would definitely not be able to move quickly. It is speculated that the fastest marching speed at this time will not exceed forty miles a day. As a result, Wang Yongji and Wu Sangui arrived at Shanhaiguan on March 16, 1644. It is estimated that not all the soldiers and civilians have arrived at this time, and Li Zicheng can still be blocked at the Great Wall for some days. Wu Sangui may have stayed in Shanhaiguan for another day or two to wait for follow-up troops and resettlement of refugees. But on March 19, Li Zicheng had already invaded Beijing, and Chongzhen committed suicide. Wu Sangui must not know the news yet. The next day, March 20, Wu Sangui's army arrived in Fengrun. It is estimated that the marching speed during this period reached about one hundred miles per day. It's relatively fast. But it was too late. It is worth mentioning that Wu Sangui also fought a battle with Tang Tong's army who surrendered to Li Zicheng in Fengrun. This shows that Wu Sangui really wanted to rescue Beijing, rather than delaying and neglecting as traditionally said.

If it's true, the protagonist will be sentenced to death after he's done it. The credit is too great.

Although cool articles shouldn't be too logical, don't be too outrageous either! I was really speechless when I saw the poisonous scorpion part. The author should tone it down a bit! Overall, this book is still worth reading.

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This novel is so well written. Come on, Xianyu, you will definitely become a great author. Friends who are waiting for the update can also read "Rolling Ming" first, it is not bad.

The author really knows nothing about ancient marching and combat, and he relies solely on his imagination!

Since you've traveled through time, don't use your original name.

Zu Dashou was on both sides of the Ming and Qing Dynasties, but he did not follow Chongzhen. He listened to the Ming Dynasty but not the Xuan Dynasty. He also refused Chongzhen's orders many times. He was indeed a good and loyal minister of the Ming Dynasty.

The flowing words are extraordinary. Awesome

There are no long paragraphs of repeated psychological descriptions, and there are no useless character dialogues. Each scene is rich in content and relaxed. This novel is brilliantly written by the author, and it would be a pity not to read it.

I read it in one go last night and couldn't stop. I especially want to know the follow-up. I don't know how the author arranges the development of the plot. I can't guess the direction of the story at all. When you think of the logic, the author may have already laid out the second layer. I admire the author's imagination so much. When I go back for the second week, I will find many small details. The author is a little expert. If you don't read carefully, you will miss many interesting points. If this article is scored out of ten, I will give it 8 points, and the remaining two points will be deducted for updating!

The story is really exciting, especially the character of the male protagonist. I like it the most. He is very different from other male protagonists. It is really enjoyable to watch. To describe it in one word, it is "enjoyable".