Late Ming Dynasty: There Can Only Be One Sun in Ming Dynasty

This method of establishing a base area feels unworkable and there is no time for development. At the same time, it faced the deterrence of the Qing army and Nanming. There is not enough talent to organize and organize a revolutionary framework. The best method should be the rogue bandit strategy, which directly purges the gentry and uses free money to force the common people to join the army, so as to support the war with war. Roll the snowball. Then we started to win over some gentry, started the agrarian revolution, and established base areas.

Average, 60 points, the writing is childish, but quite satisfactory, like drinking water. I watched it with high expectations, and neither gained pleasure nor learned any wisdom. The class antagonism in it was well described, but there were few good things about the landlords.

What does the internal fighting in the late Ming Dynasty have to do with the vassal king? They are all puppets The dispute between Fulu must be the orthodoxy of King Fu's lineage. Why should King Lu's lineage fight? Isn't it because the King of Fu's lineage is at odds with Donglin?

The first part was as light as water, and the writing was average, but it gradually got better in the second part, and the plot was compact and the writing was acceptable. It doesn't matter if I keep up with the updates. The better the writing is, the more enjoyable it will be for me. But I guess new readers won't be able to persist in reading the 100,000-word Qingshui novel before experiencing a good novel.

Why do we need feudal dynasties? I wonder if the officers and soldiers who went to the Qing Dynasty beat them very harshly? It's hopeless at the end of the day, it's better to start over. .

Why not dress up as a pig prince? He actually dressed like a pariah, remember to protect the legitimate emperor of the Ming Dynasty!

Is it an internal investment? Or for signing? If it's a signature, it's probably tens of thousands of words, right?

Why were so few dynasties or separatist regimes in ancient China able to start from Shandong (today's Shandong Province) and then dominate the world? The core reasons are that geographically it is "undefensible and surrounded by enemies", economically it is "rich but not closed", and culturally it is "respecting the king but not usurping the throne", which makes it suitable for being a logistics base, but not suitable for being the fundamental place of Longxing. 🗺️ Geography: The land of the Four Wars, there is no danger to defend The ideal "Longxing Land" (Guanzhong, Bashu, Shanxi) in the cold weapon era has mountains and river passes forming closed barriers, which can be retreated or defended. The main body of Shandong is the North China Plain + peninsula hills, connected to the Central Plains in the west without natural barriers, Yanzhao in the north, Jianghuai in the south, and the sea in the east - it is a typical "land of four battles", and cavalry can drive straight into it. Once besieged, it is very easy to cut off the retreat route, and it is difficult to rely on Hangu Pass to recharge and attack again like Guanzhong. ⚔️ Military: Lack of strategic depth makes it difficult to segregate the country for a long time Successful separatism in ancient times often relied on mountains and rivers as barriers (such as the Shanxi Plateau, Jiangdong Yangtze River), and Shandong lacked sufficient strategic depth. In history, there were occasional uprisings in Shandong (Huang Chao was from Caozhou, Tang Sai'er, etc.), But they had to move quickly to fight and leave Shandong in order to grow in strength. Local separatist regimes would soon be attacked and extinguished by the central army or surrounding forces. The only country with Shandong as its capital was the short-lived Nanyan (Du Guanggu/Qingzhou) during the Sixteen Kingdoms period. 💰 Economy: Too rich and too stable, lack of motivation for rebellion Shandong has been the world's granary + fishery and salt since ancient times. People's lives are relatively secure, unlike areas with frequent famines and "bad mountains and rivers" that are prone to large-scale desperate riots. On the other hand, although Shandong's resources are sufficient for the separatist regime to consume, they are not as large as the "Guanzhong + Bashu" or "Jiangnan + Jingxiang" combinations. It is slightly insufficient to support a large-scale long-term war sweeping the world on its own. 📚 Culture: Confucianism is loyal to the emperor, with more ministers and fewer emperors As the hometown of Confucius and Mencius, Qilu culture emphasizes etiquette and law, and emphasizes loyalty to the emperor and unity. Social elites tend to follow the route of "assisting the emperor → ruling the country and bringing peace to the world" (such as Zhuge Liang, Fang Xuanling, Qi Jiguang) rather than establishing themselves as emperors. In history, there were many famous ministers and generals born in Shandong, but there was never the founding emperor of a unified dynasty. "In ancient and modern times, when it comes to military, there is a fundamental place and a place for trouble. The fundamental place is where a country is established and a capital can be defended when retreating, and when it is advanced, it can be attacked; the place where trouble is caused is where the grass rises, gathers people for food, and takes advantage of the situation to launch attacks. Those who establish the foundation must judge the world. The general trend is that those who want to start an attack do not have to choose a place. " "In Shandong, the area where the attack is located is not a fundamental place. It is a fertile and fertile land with abundant fish and salt, which can be used to call for help. However, there are no strong barriers to defend it and it is surrounded by enemies on all sides. It is not enough to build a capital. "

1. "Minutes of Reading History Fangyu" General Introduction to Shandong·Vernacular Translation [Original Translation] For the capital, Shandong is like a canine tooth criss-crossing the border. When it comes to the terrain, it is not as dangerous as the mountains and passes of Yongzhou (Guanzhong) and Liangzhou (Bashu); when it comes to the territory, it is not as broad as Jingzhou and Yangzhou. But the one that can pose a threat to the capital is Shandong. Why? Because savings and reserves are the lifeblood of the world, the Grand Canal runs through Shandong, and four million stone canal grain from the Yangtze and Huaihe Rivers must be transported northward... So is Shandong a beautiful place? Not again. I once lamented that the Tian family of Qi State relied on the legacy of hegemony in the Spring and Autumn Period, but could not vigorously dominate during the Warring States Period. When the Five Kingdoms were destroyed and Wang Ben's army marched eastward, they could only surrender to Qin. During the Chu-Han period, Tian Dan, Tian Rong, and Tian Heng were not without outstanding talents, but they could only run away for their lives. Emperor Gaozu of the Han Dynasty was aware of the theory of "Eastern and Western Qin" and granted Liu Fei the title of leader of more than 70 cities in Qi, but he was unable to eradicate the disaster caused by the Lu family. Zhang Bu and Dong Xian occupied Linzi and Donghai, which was not enough for Emperor Guangwu of the Eastern Han Dynasty to sweep away. Liu Dai occupied the entire Yanzhou, but was defeated by the Yellow Turbans. Cao Cao started his rebellion in Yanzhou, but his achievements were completed in Xuchang and Yecheng—the most outstanding ones! As for Cao Yi, Duan Gong, Pi Luhun and others in the Sixteen Kingdoms, they are all mediocre and naturally cannot be saved. Murong De occupied Guanggu and died in only two generations. The Song Dynasty people in the Southern Dynasties were operating silk boats and sliding platforms, but they could not defend Sanqi after all. At the end of the Sui Dynasty, Xu Yuanlang seized Yanzhou and was defeated in an instant. In the middle of the Tang Dynasty, the Ziqing Jiedushi rebelled, relying on Hebei and Huaixi to coordinate with each other. When foreign aid weakened, they were immediately destroyed. Zhu Jin, Zhu Xuan, and Wang Shifan had the troops of Yun, Yan, Zi, and Qing, but they could not stop Zhu Wen's advance. The reason for this is not because the territory of Shandong is shallow and narrow - although there is Mount Tai in the west, there are no mountains to block it; it faces the sea in the east, and there is no deep, dangerous and solid city. Xingtai and Handan (Xing, Zhao) strangled his neck, Huaihe and Sishui (Huai, Si) pinched his back and legs! Therefore, when Jin entered the country, Qiuyu and Maxing had a smooth road; when Yan general Leyi arrived, Jimo and Jucheng were in danger. Han Xin established the foundation of the Han Dynasty through breaking the calendar, Geng Yan attacked Zhu'a and made a fortune, entered Muling Pass in the south and Murong Decheng was captured, and crossed Wenshui in the east and Yidu (Nanyan) suddenly perished. If you want to defend yourself in a corner and resist attacks from all sides - I know there is no chance. So Shandong is nothing to worry about? No - Wang Xianzhi started in Puzhou at the end of the Tang Dynasty, and Huangchao started in Yuanju (today's Heze, Shandong). At first, they just gathered hungry people to flee and plunder, and gradually poisoned the world, and finally overthrew the Tang Dynasty. How can you say it was not enough! How to use Shandong? Answer: If you use it to defend yourself, it will be easily weakened or even destroyed; if you use it to attack others (incorporating it into the hero's territory as a source of troops, food and salary base), it will be enough to strengthen yourself and achieve success. 2. Specially pick out the core judgments and comparisons of "non-fundamental places" 📜 Original sentence in classical Chinese (Gu Zuyu): "Shandong's land is shallow and narrow... There is no limit to mountains and mountains... If you defend yourself, you will easily be weak and die, if you attack others, you will be strong enough to gather strength." 🗣️ Corresponding to the vernacular: Shandong is a small and shallow place... There are no mountains and deep valleys as natural barriers... If you want to build a capital here and use it as the foundation of the country, it will easily weaken and perish; but if it is included in the unified war system as the attacker's source of troops, food and salary base, it can actually help the great cause. This is exactly what historians say - "Shandong is a place of rebellion, a place of troops and taxes, not a fundamental place (the place where Long Xing built his capital)"

I regretted that the Tian family of Fu Qi, who had left over the hegemony of the country, could not become a hero in the days of freedom, and when the five kingdoms were destroyed, Wang Ben went to the east, so he tied up his hands and submitted his concubine to Qin. Between the Chu and Han Dynasties, Tian Dan, Tian Rong, and Tian Heng were not without outstanding talents, and they all rushed to death. Han Gao was aware of the theory of "Eastern and Western Qin", divided the kings and commoners into evil, and granted more than seventy cities to their sons, but they were unable to eliminate the misfortune of the Lu family. Zhang Bu and Dong Xian were stubborn in Linzi and Donghai, and they were not worthy of being driven away by force. Liu Dai was good at having Quan Yan, but he was defeated by the Yellow Turban. Cao Cao started his career in Yanzhou, but his achievements were concentrated in Xu and Ye, so he can be said to be an outstanding person! As for Cao Yi, Duan Gong, and Pilu Hun, they are all dirty and mediocre, and should not be able to protect themselves. Murong De Fu had Guang Gu, but he died again after his death. The people of the Song Dynasty operated in Quecheng and Huatai, which were not enough to consolidate the three Qi. At the end of the Sui Dynasty, Xu Yuanlang stole Yanzhou, but he was defeated without hesitation. In the middle of the Tang Dynasty, Zi and Qing rebelled against their orders and used the influence of the prime ministers of Hebei and Huaixi. Since their physical support was weak, they ended up annihilating their clan. Zhu Jin, Zhu Xuan, and Wang Shifan could not resist Zhu Wen's attack with the armor of Yun, Yan, Zi, and Qing. The reason for this is that the land of Shandong is shallow and narrow. Although it faces Mount Tai in the west, it has no limit to mountains and mountains; it is surrounded by the sea in the east, and there is no dangerous and solid capital. Xing and Zhao are weak, but Huai and Sihuan are enough! Therefore, when you arrive at Qiuyu and Maxing, the road is smooth, and when Leyi arrives, Jimo and Jucheng are in danger. After Han Xin broke Lixia and established the foundation, Geng Yan attacked Zhu'a again and became prosperous. He entered Muling in the south and Murong Sui was taken prisoner. He crossed Wenshang in the east and Yidu was suddenly destroyed. It is said that if you want to defend a corner and be a teacher on all sides, I know that you will not be lucky. But Shandong is nothing to worry about? Said: At the end of the Tang Dynasty, Wang Xianzhi started in Puzhou, and Huangchao started out of grievances. At the beginning, they just gathered the people who were dying of hunger and cold, and planned to steal and plunder. They tamed them until they poisoned the world, and finally fell to Tang Zuo. Why should they not worry about it? But what should I do if I use Shandong? Said: If you defend yourself, you will easily become weak and perish; if you attack others, you will be able to strengthen yourself and gather strength. The core judgment of Gu Zuyu is - "Shandong's land is shallow and narrow... There is no limit to mountains and mountains... If you defend yourself, you will be weak and die, but if you attack others, you can strengthen yourself and gather forces." This is the direct historical basis for Wei Xi's extension of "the place of origin rather than the fundamental place".

The author's ideas are very good, but the writing style is too poor. Using AI to polish it, I feel that the results can be improved to a higher level.

Do all the novels you open have multiple female protagonists?

Why don't you dress up as the Ming clan king? ?