
The Ming Dynasty Won’t Have a Revolution
大明不革命
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- Alternate History
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I somewhat overestimate the integrity of the American sages. If the Ming Dynasty and the feudal system were there to back them up, they would be eager to be loyal to the prince, resolutely oppose the republican system, betray the Continental Congress, and obtain titles and fiefs from the prince. Then after the independence was successful, Washington and a few die-hards were first hanged, and then a bunch of fiefdom counts divided up the thirteen states of North America.
I was scrolling through your homepage and accidentally discovered that I had read two of your novels, Ming 1805 and The Blood of Ship Girl. They were actually written by the same person. I couldn't tell at all. The styles are so different 😂.
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The protagonist has 16 children, and does not establish a queen or canonize a prince. You can already see the bloody storm among 16 children
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After reading more than a dozen chapters, I couldn't help but sigh. If the real world is really like the book, and China actively participates in world exploration, what a wonderful history it will be.
About Jianzheng I originally wanted to troll the author to get money, but after reading the author's reply, I probably understand what the author's state of mind is, so let me expand on it a little and share the opinions of readers like me. The author can read it if he likes it, or ignore it if he doesn't. 1. Government building, this is the core of the book, but it is also a point where the author becomes more and more frustrated, especially the list of twenty departments. The most important thing is that everything listed here is empty and has no connection with the reality in the work! The author thinks that we can't stand the establishment of a government, but actually we can't stand empty words. Looking at this thing, I might as well go read the State Council's information disclosure website again. It has nothing to do with me anyway, you're right. If you really want to write, you might as well give a name, and then write about what happened when a certain department, such as the tax department, was established, what kind of people were recruited, and what fun or trouble occurred during execution. This not only inserts the character but also connects it with the reality of the work. 2. Character, this is the biggest problem of the author at present, he cannot establish the charm of the character. For example, except for the idiot Paine, the people who founded the United States were all backgrounds, which was such a waste. Can Washington do something with it? For example, Washington fell in love with black tea and embezzled several tons of black tea after becoming an earl. For example, some justices couldn't distinguish between common law and case law and caused trouble. There are so many ways that can be used to fluff the story or even actively slow down the development of the plot. If you don't write about things that can make people happy, if you have to deal with the empty departments in your mind, you can only drive people away. 3. Plot, the current plot deduction has countless explosive points, which is really a waste. The Dashun Raiders can be written about India bringing water, the Manchu and Qing Dynasties and Moscow were beaten to a bloody head while making a good deal of honey and oil, and the colonization and development of Southeast Asia can be written. You can take Australia and engage in economic cooperation with North America, and then write about the unique language and anti-native developed by the integration of immigrants and local Europeans. The funniest thing could also be to write about Amei's far-reaching military plans, and the idea of using King Wu to become emperor in reverse and establish a great American empire. In summary, I really can't figure out how the author could write such a dry hydrological situation with so many directions. . It's really okay for me to do it.
Can the Jews be exterminated? I see too many children dying these days! The old man has no ability to save them, so read the book to get a sense of obscenity!
The protagonist's morals are a bit too high. If he doesn't physically eliminate races with different skin colors and difficult to assimilate when he has an absolute advantage, sooner or later he will suffer backlash! After all, compared to Ming people who are full of martial virtue, outsiders without foundation are more useful and pose no threat! The relatives of the Han Dynasty, the aristocratic family of Cao Wei, the Anlushan Jiedushi of the Tang Dynasty, the Manchus of the Ming Dynasty, and the Indians in the United States have all been playing with the same set of ruling ideas for thousands of years, and they have more or less lost their way.
Come back and prosper the Tang Dynasty😭, my most proud belief😭