Saving the Ming by a Roundabout Route: I Became the Great Khan of the Mongols
曲线救明，我成了蒙古大汗
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- Completed
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- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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Don't preserve the Ming Dynasty; tear down all the existing systems and rebuild a new democratic system. Imperial power only brings endless oppression, and all benefits will be concentrated in the hands of a small group of people.
Those who defend the monarchy are destined to fail; rotten wood can never be brought back to life.
Not supporting the emperor meant a slim chance of survival, while supporting him meant certain death. What happened to Da Song who did support the emperor? Li Dingguo did support the emperor, but even if he was a valiant military man, how could his mere personal guards possibly support the resistance against the Qing? Civil officials couldn't protect the empire, nor could military men. The only way to protect the empire was to establish a new emperor.
Is this name supposed to be Mongolian? It looks like it'll be washed away.
There is no need to be hostile towards foreign dynasties.
Because so many years have passed, you have no idea whether you are a pure Han Chinese or not.
Seeing the author write that after the protagonist becomes a prince consort, he gives his wife away to someone else is simply incredible. Moreover, the Tianqi Emperor only scolds the protagonist, showing no intention of killing him, which is quite baffling.
They're truly slaves to the Zhu family. I'm speechless. The Qing Dynasty is gone, yet they're still slaves to the Ming Dynasty.
Well, to put it another way, the author wrote this cuckoldry plot and even used history for comparison; I can only say it's naive. Reality is reality, and fiction is fiction. Reality doesn't need logic, but fiction does. Frankly, you're just showing off your writing skills and going against your sugar daddy. Ha! Moreover, your comment gives me a sense of skepticism…
Has anyone read the book "Rise in the Northern Desert"? It unifies the Northern Desert in less than a hundred chapters, constantly pandering to the Ming Dynasty, even sacrificing his own family—it's disgusting! It got slammed by readers. Now they're still managing to squeeze out bits and pieces of writing; I've already given up on it.
There's no need to overhype the Ming Dynasty.
Hooray for the book's completion! The new book is a huge hit! 🔥