Overthrowing the Ming: Wanli Begs Me Not to Wipe Out the Japanese Pirates

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This book is really good. I don't like to read system articles the most. It's okay if you have a system dog. What's the point?

Author Fan Jingwen Big Yuanyang Formation Stacked Formation (the total force is divided into two or three layers at the front and back, that is, the large formation is called the stacked formation, and the separate small formation in this stacked formation is the Yuanyang Formation) Restored picture of the gun firing, five steps (8 meters) before the gunman takes the formation. Pictures of stacked formations of spearmen shooting arrows, boring palladium and hand shooting rockets

On July 17, the 20th year of Wanli, Wanli's three major campaigns to conquer Ningxia were about to be successful, and the war to aid Korea had just begun. Zu Dashou and his father Zu Chengxun led the 3,000 Liaodong Army into Pyongyang City, but were ambushed by more than 10,000 Japanese pirates, and the army was defeated. The protagonist Qin Yi, who was a member of the Liaodong Army who kept his flag at night, was tragically knocked unconscious by his horse. The souls of modern people have come through, and there will be a dawn at the beginning!

When I read the historical data about the Imjin Japanese Rebellion, I felt my scalp numb. The battle between the three parties in Ming Dynasty and Japan was really bad. North Korean officers and soldiers ran away at the first touch and collapsed at the first touch. On the contrary, the rebels were able to fight back and forth with the Japanese army. As for the endless public security war fought by the Japanese army, they also focused on the idea that everyone should do their own thing. The Ming army couldn't hold back. The generals of the Liaodong army were all from the peace faction. Song Yingchang was really courageous. He asked civilian girls to pretend to be princesses and his subordinates to pretend to be angels. A young Xixi governor who didn't know anything was deceived by Shen Weijing several times. Li Rusong and many Ming army generals had been underestimating the enemy.

It was originally a good book, but Chapter 144 confused me. The Ming Dynasty had not yet collapsed, but it dared to purge guards officers on a large scale. Do you think everyone is an NPC? The chapter in the comments said it was deleted. What's wrong? Can't you tell me?

If you want revolution, you must first start with the royal family. How to deal with Zhu Ming's huge royal group? The land and property have been confiscated, but where are the personnel? Kill or release? This is not just a few people, this is a royal group of hundreds of thousands, which is difficult to deal with.

If there is no system, it is impossible to succeed. Li Chengliang raised the bandits with self-respect. Do you think it was discovered? It's just that everyone tacitly agreed to work together to make a fortune. It's just that I didn't know later that these generals were so serious about short-term pay. Otherwise, if Nurhachi really went by the number of troops reported by these people, There was no chance to defeat them one by one. At that time, the Jurchens had about 30,000 troops, and the Ming Dynasty's on-paper strength was more than 400,000 troops. Even if they were divided into four groups, any one of them would be attacked. At least those who were undefeated in a confrontation were defeated one by one just because of grabbing credit and falsely reporting the number of people. So in the Ming Dynasty system, if you don't get free wages, where will the money come from to make friends with the center, and where will the money come from to support the family and soldiers. So what if you have no money and you have merit? I'm not going to beat you up.

What is the fundamental purpose of revolution? It is to break up the previous vested interests and redivide the cake. It is also a redistribution of productivity and a reshaping of production relations.

Yes, there are very few articles about the uprising in the mid-Ming Dynasty