Keeping My Head Down as a Landlord in Troubled Times

Forget it, Lao Zhu loves the people, Lao Zhu does not love the people, the family is in the world, the vassal king has killed countless people, died miserably, there are any ways to die, this author is too good at bragging, Zhu Di's prosperous age is a bit fake, Zhu Biao and Zhu Gaochi are called benevolence, Lao Zhu is still quite cruel, and has too much control

Are the Manchus coming to be slaves? Or are warlords fighting for hegemony?

You can kill everyone with a bolt-action rifle, so why do you have to use automatic weapons? Waste of bullets, don't you know bullets are expensive?

Brain storage, let's see how many brains we can get in a month.

The author's skills are still good, but the theme is wrong. You can live in the prosperous times, you can farm in the apocalypse, but there is something wrong with the protagonist's character, and you need others to promote the protagonist's expansion. The protagonist is also obsessed with not changing history, waiting for Li Zicheng to attack Beijing. These are the things that readers find objectionable. Later, in order to make up for the protagonist's philosophy of not offending others, the golden finger was opened very big, so many people abandoned the book. The theme of the late Ming Dynasty should not be Gou. The protagonist is in troubled times, and one point of strength must be used to the fullest to establish territory, accept refugees, and save more people who have been annexed by bandits. As for landlords, to be honest, the inheritors of feudal society or Chinese civilization are basically aristocratic families and landlords, and not every landlord is full of evil. Of course, the landowners in the late Ming Dynasty were affected by the corruption and self-interest in the Ming Dynasty officialdom. In addition, the Ming Dynasty gentry landlords had a natural tax avoidance system. They gradually lost their aristocratic demeanor and more or less exploited the people, digging up the roots of the Ming Dynasty. If the author could cultivate the power of capital and fight against the large farmer class, the writing would be more in-depth. The protagonist wants to be the largest landowner and play with the collective ownership of the proletariat. It would be too transcendent for the times. Great men unite more friends, win over the landlords appropriately, and then slowly transform, and then flip the table as soon as they get started. Without a golden finger like the protagonist, there is no chance.

It's uncomfortable, why does the author like to create such a useless protagonist? It's not modern.

What nonsense, the writing is really speechless. The Age of Discovery, this is the main plot of the novel. It tortures the colonists severely and squeezes them to relieve their anger, otherwise the author will have no choice but to be expelled from the country.

Nowadays, most of them are salted fish, because they have no chance to stand up, and they can all dominate the world. If we don't sum up the total, how can we dominate the world quickly and efficiently with less trouble, and let this grinding 😳😳😳😳

I don't know what the author is thinking. If it was a prosperous age and the government could still suppress it, in troubled times, who else would I look for if not you?

There should be manufacturers of bolt-action rifles in modern times. Wouldn't it be better to buy a bolt-action rifle? Can save costs.