Conquering the Qing: Starting as a Crown Prince Turned Bandit

Without any cheats, even Zhuge Liang can't win, unless your protagonist is stronger than Zhuge Liang in the novel.

The best way for the protagonist now is to follow the Shun army closely. After Li Zicheng dies in an accident, he can use the sign of the Ming Dynasty crown prince to unite all forces. Only in this way can we survive in the face of death and establish a united front.

To be honest, it was too early to reveal his identity. If he caught the man named Tian, ​​he should go south to Huguang. In Shandong, both the Qing and the Ming were hoping for the death of the prince, and there was no way to survive the attack from both sides. When Zhu Yousong and Lao Li are dead, they can ascend the throne and take charge.

Coming from QQ, I just want to make the author feel uncomfortable. I almost had a heart attack because of your plot. I wonder how the author came up with such an uncomfortable plot? First of all, the protagonist is the prince, who is orthodox. Nanjing is a rebellion, so why hasn't the protagonist declared Nanjing a traitor and asked the whole world to crusade against Nanjing? Why didn't everyone go to the riverside to fight and liberate Nanjing? Why not destroy the Donglin Party? Really, this book has the most disgusting plot I have ever read in a late Ming novel.

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It is better for the Portuguese regular army to pass through the Guangdong Guards militia first. Historically, Portugal occupied Hong Kong, but the Portuguese regular army was defeated by the Guangdong Guards militia🤣

It was originally well written, but how come the Manchus and Qing Dynasties suddenly became famous for their armored heavy infantry. The main force of the Manchu Qing Dynasties has always been cavalry and has never changed.

In fact, in the late Ming Dynasty, the key point for the Manchus, Qing Dynasties, Dashun, and Nanming to fight for the world was the border army. Don't believe that they are invincible. A truly strong person will not use intimidation tactics. The United States knows this very well. It is all the leftovers of the Manchu and Qing Dynasties. If Li Zicheng had not been fooled by Wu Sangui and deceived him, he would have captured the three customs as soon as possible and sorted out the border troops. The Manchu and Qing Dynasties would have nothing to do. Germany, Japan, and the Soviet Union, which were really capable of fighting, would not use intimidation tactics.

First, anyone who has traveled through time knows how to run away, no matter whether he understands history or not. You are here to grind and give various reasons, all from the author's perspective without bringing in the characters. Secondly, the protagonist will not know whether or how many people will come from Manchuria, but for the purpose of a copy-like story of breaking through the level, he forcibly reduces his intelligence and starts fighting in various positions. Let alone being beaten or beaten, you can write about this as you like, but without the author's perspective, how could the protagonist still fight slowly? How does the protagonist know that the troops are not sent in waves? How do they know that they are not surrounded by several groups, with some arriving first and others arriving later? The bug is too big and cannot be brought into the perspective of the protagonist. The plot has always been developed from the author's perspective. This is not acceptable for historical authors. You just have a bigger brain and a bigger cheat, but it is better than this obvious loophole, and it is still in the early stages of the book.

After Li Zicheng and Zuo Liangyu died, the united front work was done well. With the southwest as its back, as the rear area, the prince appointed Yang Zhan and Zeng Ying as generals. Sun Kewang returned to the court to serve as a minister, plus the minister of military aircraft, responsible for farming and raising the people. Zeng Ying and Liu Wenxiu were sent to Yunnan as soldiers. , Cleaned up Shadingzhou, returned Mufu Manor to the imperial court, distributed it to the landless people to farm and support the people, mined Yunnan copper mines, minted coins, solved the money shortage, revitalized the southwest economy, built fortresses in Hanzhong, prepared defenses, and dispatched Yang Zhan as the commander-in-chief to go north to Hanzhong to resist the Manchus. The navy guards the Yangtze River. Next, there is much to do.