Overthrowing the Ming: Wanli Begs Me Not to Wipe Out the Japanese Pirates
篡明：万历求我别杀光倭奴
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This book is really good. I hate reading system novels the most. I can accept having a system dog, but what's the point?
Reconstruction diagram of the Mandarin Duck Formation
Author: Fan Jingwen The Great Mandarin Duck Formation Reconstruction of a volley firing formation (the total force is divided into two or three layers or more, and the large formation is called a volley formation; the small individual platoons in this volley formation are called mandarin duck formations). The musketeers are five steps (8 meters) ahead of the formation. Image of pikemen shooting arrows and halberd shooters firing rockets
If you're tired of system novels, come here! Authentic Lao Bai soul-transmigration novel.
On July 17th of the 20th year of the Wanli Emperor's reign, the three major campaigns against Ningxia were nearing completion, while the war to aid Korea had just begun. Zu Dashou's father, Zu Chengxun, led three thousand Liaodong soldiers into Pyongyang, only to be ambushed by over ten thousand Japanese pirates. His army was on the verge of collapse.
When I read historical materials about the Imjin War, I felt a chill run down my spine. The Ming Dynasty, Japan, and the Chinese forces fought a truly disastrous war. The Korean soldiers fled at the first sign of trouble, collapsing at the slightest contact, while the rebel army managed to fight the Japanese to a standstill.
This was a pretty good book, but Chapter 144 completely baffled me. The Ming Dynasty hadn't even collapsed yet, and they dared to carry out a large-scale purge of the garrison officers? Did they think everyone was an NPC? The comments about this chapter were even deleted. What's wrong with that? Can't I say anything?
Revolution begins with the royal family. How to deal with the massive royal family of the Ming Dynasty? Their land and property were confiscated, but what about the people? Kill them or release them? This wasn't just a small group; it was a royal family of hundreds of thousands. It was a difficult situation to manage.
Without a system, success would have been impossible. Li Chengliang's practice of supporting bandits for personal gain—guess if it was discovered? Everyone tacitly agreed to this arrangement for profit. The only misunderstanding was how rampant the embezzlement of these generals' salaries was.
What is the fundamental purpose of revolution? It is to break up the vested interests of the previous group, redistribute the pie, and also redistribute the productive forces and reshape the relations of production.
Indeed, a rare document about uprisings in the mid-Ming Dynasty.