
Late Ming: I, Li Zicheng, Will Reclaim the Empire!
明末:我,李自成,重夺天下!
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Compromise once, and there will be countless times. Wait, you are just like the Qing Dynasty. In fact, we don't hate the Qing Dynasty, we hate them for making our ancestors fall so far behind. It's boring.
In Chapter 3, I didn't hold back and started inventing history.
Li Shuangxi tried his best to protect Li Zicheng at Shanhaiguan and cut off the rear for the Shun army. After the death of Li Zicheng, he fought against the Qing army and the Ming army all his life, and finally died fighting against the Qing Dynasty. What historical data did the author obtain about Li Shuangxi's betrayal of Li Zicheng? Not to mention that there is no record of Li Shuangxi betraying Li Zicheng in historical materials. Even if Li Shuangxi did betray Li Zicheng, Li Shuangxi was not the only one who ran back from Jiugong Mountain. Li Shuangxi refused to save him, so how could Li Guo keep him? Historically, it was probably after Li Zicheng died that these people ran away
Uh-huh, to be honest, I really don't feel sorry for Li Zicheng, because he is destined not to succeed, and he is not qualified to succeed. Because his team is just a bunch of rogues, a replica of Huang Chao Zhu Wen. Most of his generals gathered around him just because they couldn't survive or wanted to follow the dragon's merits, not because of his personal charm.
The writing was reliable at the beginning, but as it continued, I let myself go. The rebellion of the Green Camp soldiers was not related to any ethnic group, but a continuation of the warlord ideology formed in the late Ming Dynasty. These military leaders rebelled outright if their conditions were not met, and these rebellions did not get the support of the peasants at the bottom. First of all, the northwest has been in turmoil for more than 20 years. The most urgent thing for farmers is a stable life. For ordinary farmers, it has nothing to do with who dominates the country. What they need is as long as they can survive. The Qing army captured Shaanxi and stabilized the situation in Shaanxi, which was in line with the northwest people's desire for a stable life. On the other hand, it is impossible for a bunch of military leaders in the northwest to cooperate sincerely. They all have their own plans. It is a fool's dream to think of occupying Shaanxi because of the disunity of people. Moreover, the Weihe Plain has a flat terrain, which is suitable for the Qing army to take advantage of the cavalry. How can a group of rabble defeat them? There is nothing wrong with the protagonist sending an army to stir up the chaos in Shaanxi and buy time for the protagonist to develop safely, but it is too arrogant to try to defeat the Qing army and occupy Shaanxi.
This book is so boring. One sentence in history, loyalty will never be betrayed, is repeated over and over for a chapter. It gives a lot of examples that are actually just one sentence.
Li Zicheng's birth question
Li Zicheng's origin can basically be determined to be the second-ranked Li family in Tai'an. The Erjia Li family in Mizhi Tai'an has three major branches, the Lijiazhan branch in the north, the Taohuamao branch in the east, and the Xiaosangping branch in the south. Li Zicheng belongs to the Li family station. Their Li family has Li Guang, the flying general, as their ancestor, so it is basically unlikely that they have Li Jiqian of the Western Xia Dynasty as their ancestor.
Emperor Yongchang, what a pity
It is not a pity to die in Ming Dynasty, but it is a pity to die in Manchuria
It was too late. After Li Zicheng lost Beijing, he had no chance to aspire to the throne. The same is true for the Manchu and Qing Dynasties. Unfortunately, the Manchu and Qing Dynasties were lucky in history and died before they could outrun their opponents.
After reading more than a dozen chapters, I couldn't stand it. There are too many introductory texts, and they are all about popular science. Historically, in fact, in fact, etc., Please, this is a novel, not an exploration of the peasant uprising in the late Ming Dynasty. It has been more than ten or twenty chapters, and it is still in one place.
Regarding the issue of traveling through Li Zicheng.
In fact, if Li Zicheng, a tycoon of the late Ming Dynasty who wanted to travel through time, wanted to change the situation of the Shun Dynasty, there were actually several nodes in history that we could refer to. For example, when he just left Shangluo Mountain and joined forces with Luo Rucai in Hubei to fight against Yang Sichang; Of course, there was also the time when Xiangyang was just established and Cao Ying was invaded. And when Sun Chuanting had just entered Guanzhong and ascended the throne and established the country, or when he had just entered Beijing and the expansion of the Shun Dynasty to the limit required strategic decision-making, it would be the time when he had just been defeated in North China and ran back to Xi'an to reorganize his troops. It can be said that there are several nodes that have traveled through time and become Li Zhicheng. As long as political decisions are made, the world is very likely to be saved, but few people write about it.