Rewriting the Late Ming Dynasty
逆改明末
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 565k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 1mo ago
- English
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What the hell did you write?! You have some kind of cheat ability and you still have to put up with civil officials? If I had that kind of fighting power, wouldn't it be hard for me to choose a civil official and slaughter his entire family every night?! What kind of garbage is this?
Even with such an overpowered system, the protagonist still has to serve as a lackey to the useless Emperor Chongzhen; he's incredibly servile.
Zhu Ming was an incompetent ruler who couldn't be helped.
Why bother with those useless Zhu Ming lackeys? Rebellion is the only way to plunder! Quickly assemble a few hundred flintlock musketeers; safety is paramount. Robbing landlords in a few counties will be enough to raise several thousand flintlock musketeers. Slowly build up a force with a mix of fast and slow-firing rifles, capture a few important cities, and plunder millions of taels of silver. What more could you ask for?
A good grade is judged by the three golden chapters. But don't you have any self-awareness about the quality of those three chapters you wrote?
In terms of sheer martial prowess, Xiang Yu is undoubtedly the strongest. But in terms of archery, it's definitely Lü Bu who shot the halberd at the gate. I'm looking forward to seeing the protagonist take down one enemy with a single arrow later on, equipped with a powerful bow that can hold three stones. Because of his young age, he can also have several adoptive fathers, which would enhance the comedic effect.
Is it too unbelievable that one person can beat 1000? 😅😅😅
Why does Emperor Chongzhen seem so wise and powerful, yet he tolerates the protagonist's suicidal behavior in a modern way? Also, in Chongzhen's era, was it really possible to ignore civil officials and simply curry favor with him? Think of Lu Xiangshan and Sun Chuanting. The protagonist's servile attitude is unbearable.
Hui Ge was here
Why do I feel like I'm not enjoying it?