Late Ming: Special Forces in 1645

They are all self-trained armies. They can just use modern squads, platoons, companies, battalions, regiments, brigades and divisions. They are not recruiting old officers. They need to consider adapting to the old officers. They are all officers trained by themselves. The trained officers are also rookies. They do not need to be influenced by the old army at all. Even if they are recruiting old officers from the old army, they must be retrained, disrupted and reorganized, and they cannot use the titles of old officers.

Without advanced firearms, chariot camps would have to be built to deal with the Qing army. A simple phalanx of spears could not withstand the Qing cavalry.

Establish and train cold weapon troops, and when facing the enemy, try to use hot weapons to kill the opponent's generals. The enemy will be confused and morale will drop, and then the cold weapon troops will be enough. The bullets of such thermal weapons may last for a long time.

The author should believe in the inviolability of private property. In Chapter 40, the protagonist made it clear that land reform should be based on redemption, which is what Chiang Kai-shek did in TW. In fact, there are many methods, and these landlords are particularly dirty. Chiang directly used the national development stocks issued by the government as payment to force the purchase. The payment method used by the protagonist is not mentioned, nor is it said about the issuance of banknotes. The default is gold and silver and other precious metals (this will definitely not be enough money). This is gentler than Chiang. The foundation of the agricultural economy has not changed at all. It can be seen from this that the author should unite the gentry forces, build an enhanced version of Tsarist Russia, and happily suck blood from the poor tenants 🙂. In the following chapters, the plot kills several big businessmen who are looking for s. Will those big businessmen who are honest and not against the protagonist not be killed?

Those who traveled through the past were not the special forces, but the chatter brigade. He chattered a lot of nonsense during the battle. Did time stop while he was talking?

There were 350 major uprisings during the Hongwu period. According to statistics from scholars, there were as many as 411 uprisings in the 60 years since the founding of the Ming Dynasty, with the number of uprisings during the Hongwu period being particularly frequent. There are already many stories about the protagonists rebelling in the early Qing Dynasty, including the Kangxi Dynasty and the Yongzheng Dynasty. It would be interesting to write a book in which the protagonist rebelled during the Hongwu Year of the Ming Dynasty or the Kublai Khan to Yuan Dynasty of the Yuan Dynasty.

Eight modern people traveled together 🤫 This is like Columbus discovering the New World. As long as you have a little historical knowledge, you can thrive in this era 🪖 Don't underestimate human nature. Even soldiers with strong team spirit cannot resist the fatal temptation. 😎In the end, they fought against each other for their own interests and fell apart; a cohesive team has its own plans when it comes to individuals, 🤓I don't believe that these eight soldiers can work together as one ❤️Always maintain the original intention until the end in the face of complicated interest entanglements. 😏According to the darkness of human nature, I dare to assert that these eight people will eventually plot against each other in the face of various temptations and interests 🔪🔪🔪

The last time I saw a book like this was almost twenty years ago. Time travel had just become popular, and a battalion brought a captured weapons production line.

The military system is copied mechanically. This is in line with the development of weapons. Even skirmishing formations have not been developed. The protagonist's army is still a cold weapon and uses modern military systems. The author should read more military knowledge to understand why the modern army has a three-three system.

After reading Lingao Qiming, I feel childish when reading any time-travel novel. I won't talk about the ancient dialects, but just say that the protagonist and his group go to Li Zicheng to ask for soldiers. How to ensure that among the people they want, there are no informants planted by Li Zicheng? If they obey you on the surface, they may poison or attack you after you relax your vigilance. This is a potential risk. The best way is to recruit people from the rescued village, and use the village as a base to spread ideas and enlightenment, so that you will have a steady stream of new ideas and people who will firmly support you.