Fire and Sword in the Late Ming Dynasty

Outrageous, what happened to the books written by the author? Nowadays, when we go to war and march, we have to take several women with us. What kind of special hobby and writing method is this? This is not a woman, this is simply an appendix growing on the body. There is a saying in Lords of the Oasis, which is also a riding and slashing system text, that you don't need women for riding and slashing.

At the end of the Ming Dynasty, rebel thieves guarded the country, and pirates died in the country. Li Dingguo and others could not survive the uprising at the beginning. If the Qing Dynasty was not so bad, they would not support the Ming Dynasty.

I rationalized the plot of the protagonist's entry into Shandong, and I felt that the author himself couldn't quite remember the details he had written. The protagonist sets out from Yangzhou and returns to Beijing to report on his work. At the same time, he escorts the Lin family mother and daughter to the capital. Then the protagonist arrived in Dong'a, Shandong, and received news of the rebellion and was asked to put down the rebellion. The location of Dong'a is still quite far away from Jinan and war-torn areas. At this point the protagonist doesn't know what to do. ●The original text is as follows [Let them go north alone, or send a few people to protect them? No, no, this chaos is too dangerous! No, let them follow him first, and then send them back in person after the Denglai rebellion is settled? No, no, this seems more dangerous! The protagonist has no idea, so why did he decide to take it to the battlefield in the end? Because the protagonist went to ask the Lin family mother and daughter. And Mrs. Lin had no idea. In the end, it was a little girl from the Lin family who made the decision. ●The original text is as follows ["I... Let's follow sir!" At this moment, Lin Chong'er's voice suddenly rang out. Zhang Shun ignored her and looked at Mrs. Lin. Mrs. Lin hesitated for a moment and couldn't help but ask: "Why is this?" "Because Mr. Is the number one martial artist in the Ming Dynasty and is invincible in the world!" Lin Chong'er said loudly. It's completely childish. In ancient times, an old man who traveled around and led troops to fight had no idea and ran to ask a purdah woman. A large group of adults refused to make a decision and finally listened to a little girl. And what about the protagonist? The protagonist has become a human machine, and whatever others say is what it is. Okay, at this moment the protagonist is a human and a machine without brains, so why would Mrs. Lin agree to her daughter's childish reasoning? ●The original text is as follows ["Uh... Is the general confident that he can protect us mother and daughter? After hearing Lin Chong'er's childish words, Mrs. Lin suddenly thought of his snow-white pure flesh full of explosive power, and couldn't help but blush. My dear, it turns out that Mrs. Lin suddenly became lustful and took control of her. When the surname came, she didn't care about her own identity and safety, and her daughter's safety. Mrs. Lin, is this clearly a sign of being a wife and a mother? Mother! ! Some people may say that it is dangerous to go north separately, but it is more dangerous to go to the battlefield with the protagonist, but at least it is possible to go back to Yangzhou Master? Jiao was originally going to go back to Beijing with his family to report on his duties, but now that he has taken office, there is no need to go back to Beijing to report on his duties. Is there any reason why the Lin family and his daughter have to go north to the capital? No, the Lin family and her daughter go to the capital just to be jealous. ●The original text is as follows [No, who heard that she was going back to her parents' home? Zhang Shun was confused, I didn't expect you to be this kind of person, Lin Ruhai, you gave me my integrity for the sake of being with Yangzhou. The thin horse fooled around and even drove his hair-haired wife back to her parents' home. You are Chen Shimei, Chen Shimei is you! ] Even if the protagonist is worried about his sister and doesn't want her to be too far away from him, there is no reason to take Mrs. Lin with him. R>There is no reason why Mrs. Lin must go north or follow the protagonist. Unless she feels that the jealousy in the back house is more important than her own life and that of her daughter. Some people may say that it will be dangerous to go back. The protagonist and his party took the water route from Yangzhou, which was not only fast, but nothing happened along the way. So much so that the protagonist was surprised when he met a refugee shortly after entering Shandong, and even said: "In today's peaceful and prosperous times, where did the thieves come from? " Hearing these words in the ears of the fleeing man, he was so angry that he almost blurted out to scold him. It can be seen that the road from Yangzhou to Dong'a is very peaceful. If the female relatives sit under the escort of a few military men and cronies, The boat returned the same way, and it was estimated that the trip back to Yangzhou would only take ten and a half days at most, and there was no need to follow the protagonist into the battlefield. But the author seemed not to have thought of it at all, because the author was focused on writing about men and women flirting. Afterwards, the protagonist took the female family all the way to Jinan, and after a fight in Jinan, decided to go to the battlefield in the direction of Dengzhou. After arriving. The author replied to me in other topics about the reason why Jinan continued to go to the battlefield with his female relatives. [At that time, people in Shandong were panicked, and the protagonist killed Jinan's soldiers in order to establish his authority. Master. Of course Jiao wouldn't dare to leave the female family members in Jinan. Not to mention, since the Wuqiao rebellion, the rebels have traveled thousands of miles. It's obvious that there are no insiders. How stupid the protagonist must be to leave the female family members. Staying in a place beyond his control? Later, the protagonist brought the women to his rear. The risk was much smaller than staying in Jinan. R> Let's talk about the unreasonableness and inconsistencies in the reasons given by the author based on the plot. After the trouble in Jinan, it was not the protagonist who decided to continue taking the Lin family and his daughter with him because he was afraid of retribution. Br> This is the reason stated by Mrs. Lin herself. The protagonist did not expect this at all. He originally planned to leave the Lin family and his daughter in Jinan. ●The original text is as follows ["I was looking for you. The army will set off tomorrow. If Madam has a place to live, she won't have to work hard with me. " As soon as Zhang Shun finished speaking, Mrs. Lin, who had always been dignified, unexpectedly glanced at him sideways. "What... What's wrong? " "Thanks to General Zhang, everyone in Jinan City was scared to death! Mrs. Lin replied angrily. "Now that we, mother and daughter, don't follow you to the battlefield, how about we stay here and be torn to pieces?" "] So the original text is different from the author's statement. What did the author say to me, "How stupid does the protagonist have to be to leave his female family members in a place beyond his control? " This may have been written for a long time, and the author himself can't remember what he wrote. This is nothing. But when the author said that the protagonist is not so stupid, it is obvious that the protagonist in the author's writing is not as smart as the author thinks he created. . Then, the protagonist rushes to the front line of the battlefield. After all, the protagonist's sister has a hard life, so the Lin family's mother and daughter are just a drag. " At this moment, Mrs. Lin's tired voice rang out at the right time. It turns out that although Mrs. Lin can also ride a horse, she is a weak woman, how can she compare with others. As a last resort, she and Zhang had to ride a horse. Shun took turns holding her daughter Lin Chong forward. Now that Zhang Shun had been holding her for a long time, she forced herself to catch up. [It's a long way from Xuzhou to Wendeng. In order to avoid Denglai Prefecture, Zhang Shun left from Wei County. The post road goes eastward through Jiaozhou, passes through Jimo and Laiyang, passes through the junction of Fushan and Ninghai, reaches the coast, and then goes eastward through Ninghai to Wendeng. On the way, the mountains are high and the valleys are deep. Zhang Shun has to take care of his younger sisters Zhang Waner, Liu Rushi, Mrs. Lin and Lin Chong, who have already been there. Exhausted. What is even more outrageous? The situation was not optimistic before departure from Jinan. The situation was urgent. ●The original text is as follows ["The military situation is urgent and we cannot delay for a moment. We will set off tomorrow morning. " "It's the critical moment, why are they missing? "] Good guy, you said "The military situation is urgent and we can't delay for a moment", and then you set off on the road with two burdens, right? Some people may say that there is no way to do it. After all, Jinan has no way to stay, even if it is dangerous. Xian can only follow the protagonist to Wendeng and the front line. Who said they can only stay in Jinan or go to the Wendeng front line? Even let the protagonist's sister take them back to the protagonist's hometown? Xuzhou is better than going to Wendeng and being close to the frontline battlefield! What the author calls [The rebels have traveled thousands of miles since the Wuqiao rebellion. It is obvious that there is no inner ghost, so it is impossible to do such a thing How stupid the protagonist must be. Will they leave their female relatives in a place beyond their control? This reason is also inconsistent with historical facts. First of all, the rebels have been attacking the Denglai area all the way since the Wuqiao Rebellion, and they have not gone south, let alone Jinan. So, it would be very safe for the protagonist to let his confidants take the female family members south to Xuzhou or Yangzhou. The so-called insider of the protagonist is actually the Liao who fled to Shandong after the Liaodong region was occupied by Hou Jin. There are hundreds of thousands of soldiers and civilians in the East, and they have considerable conflicts with the locals. But these people are not located in the south, which does not affect the protagonist's female family members from going south. Then we see the protagonist in the author's novel. Jiao kept leading the women to the most dangerous places for various reasons. It was as if the peaceful Yangzhou and Xuzhou were more dangerous than the battlefield in the Denglai area. Moreover, the author said this. Is the photo really because he doesn't want to "leave the female family in a place that he can't control"? He has done this before when the protagonist was young and had enemies in his hometown. He left his sister in his hometown (I can't remember whether he asked his sister to stay at home or let his sister go to his uncle's house), and went to another place to take the imperial examination. At this time, the author didn't want to "leave his female relatives in a place beyond his control." What do you think? Now that the enemies in my hometown have been eradicated, I have become a prominent figure in my hometown. As a result, after joining Liu Rushi, the mother and daughter of the Lin family, I started to work hard. He started to mention why he didn't want to "leave his female relatives in a place that he couldn't control", and then he took the female relatives, including his biological sister, and ran away to the most dangerous battlefield. My dear, it turns out that my biological sister is not as good as my loving sister. In the author's writing, in the eyes of the protagonist, his sister's life safety is not as important as his love affair with women! Why does the author tie the protagonist to several women for various reasons? Take a look? Along the way, the protagonist and the Lin family's flirtations, especially Mrs. Lin's, suddenly became clear. Oh my god, it turns out that this dumpling was made for this bottle of vinegar. I don't know why, but I feel like the author is. I really want to write about things about men and women. He would rather let the logic of the writing collapse, the character's image creation and behavioral motivations, the collapse of historical facts, and the collapse of moral ethics. Also add: During the review process, some details in the original article were also discovered ●The original article is as follows [In this era, Mingjie can kill people, and he does not want his sister to be the initiator of rumors before there is evidence from his siblings.] [It was a coincidence that brought the two together. Zhang Shun didn't know all these things, so he just thought he had misunderstood. He could only shake his head with a wry smile, responded vaguely, and quickly changed the topic: "By the way, you came at the right time. "] While asking her sister to shut up, she stressed the importance of protecting Mrs. Lin's reputation, saying how important reputation is to women. Then in daily interactions, they bickered and flirted with each other, without caring about the eyes of others. Why is there such contradictory content? I speculate that the Lin family mother and daughter are just women who are not the protagonist in the plot, but these two women were assigned to the protagonist by the author, so the author has subconsciously regarded the Lin family mother and daughter as the protagonist's women. The protagonist prevents the protagonist's sister from speaking ill of Mrs. Lin on the grounds of protecting Mrs. Lin's reputation. It is not that the protagonist cares much. Mrs. Lin's reputation is just an excuse to stop the chaos in the house. So, later on, the protagonist has all kinds of ambiguous interactions with Mrs. Lin, without caring about Mrs. Lin's reputation and other people's eyes. The protagonist will never face misunderstandings from others. Thinking that "faith can kill people in this era", he would not defend Mrs. Lin's reputation at all. He would only "smile bitterly, shake his head, respond vaguely, and quickly change the subject." So, I really don't understand why the author is so obsessed with writing about men and women.

Why does it smell like a romance? A protagonist who is born with supernatural powers and a fortune teller who can see the emperor's anger. It feels like those romance TV series in the 1989s.

At the beginning I thought it was bad, but after watching it I felt better. In the book about the late Ming Dynasty that the author wrote before, the emotional drama was a complete demerit, and everything else was perfect. I hope this one won't be weighed down by emotional drama.

It feels like Mrs. Lin can't escape. Why does she like to break shoes so much? That's why I said your emotional scenes are negative points.

It's so funny, the bar is as safe as home at night, but the subway is full of dangers during the day. In this article, it is: Denglai, which is full of war, is safe and at home, while Yangzhou and Xuzhou, the peaceful rear area, are full of dangers.

A surprise attack on Shenyang, taking advantage of the fact that the Tatars led most of their troops to attack Shenyang City. Basically, they entered the city without any effort. Then the strange thing is that I can't understand the purpose of the protagonist's surprise attack on Shenyang? According to common sense, when going deep into the enemy's territory and making a surprise attack on the enemy's capital, the most important thing to do is to kill the young people in the city quickly before the enemy can react. Especially since the Manchu Qing Dynasty has such a small population, kill all the ungrown Eight Banners in the city, take away the women and children to replenish the population, loot all the money and food, and then burn the city and retreat. But here's the weird thing. The protagonist in the article took control of each city gate, and then he didn't seem to go on a killing spree. He didn't even kill Belle like Amin. Instead, he inexplicably asked Fan Wencheng to lure Amin to gather the Eight Banners in the city for a sneak attack? ? ? No? Why wasn't Amin arrested and killed after breaking into the city? Why can the Eight Banners disciples stay at home and even have bows and arrows when they gather? ? I don't understand it at all😦😦😦😦Isn't every second important in a surprise attack? What's more, the surprise attack was on someone else's capital city. What the hell did you do when you entered the city and instead of implementing the three-guang policy, you started playing tricks? The entire city of Shenyang is an enemy! Kill as many as you can! If you can't finish killing them, burn them quickly, and drive the people into the wild to let them fend for themselves 😒

In other books, if the female characters around the protagonists have more contact with the male characters, some people will boo, some people will ignore them, and some people will laugh at the author for writing 🐢, This book is amazing! Readers rush to explain to the author that it is reasonable for the protagonist to march in a hurry to fight with a few women who are flirting with him. Although these women are flirting with the protagonist, they are camp prostitutes, 🤔. They try their best to explain that the protagonist is a 🐢man and his women are all for the benefit of his subordinates 🤤. This is really my first time seeing this kind of reader 😆.

Didn't you take the martial arts exam with the cavalry and slashing system? Do you like being a slave to the Zhu family so much?

I can't stand the fact that I usually start off well and take a girl with me. Still using this tacky poison routine

After reading it, it's a sheep's head and a dog's meat. The system only strengthens the protagonist himself. There is no army panel. It has nothing to do with riding and slashing. It is just a late Ming Dynasty text with a panel system.

Just strengthen the protagonist. If you really recruit soldiers out of thin air or something, you won't have to write less than fifty chapters. It's too invincible, but you can still write a lot if the protagonist is invincible.

Good-for-nothing protagonist, late Ming Dynasty, rich man killed without guilt

Which idiot Liu Rushi put a fat Liu Qian on the character card?

I thought I could rise up, but someone was watching your house like a poisonous snake, and even killed your family. Although you passed through it, but you got a big size, you just killed me. You still wanted to fight wits and courage, and find an official or something. But you really went through time, and you became a corrupt scholar. I fucked you several times. You are like a little sufferer.

It was just okay before it was put on the shelves, but after it was put on the shelves, it was called a blood sacrifice to the blood god.

There has been a lot of buzz recently about Hong Qingye's biography. Shouldn't this be included in the book to make it more popular? 😁

Why are historical time-travel novels almost all about soul travel, and many protagonists still have systems or personal space? It is better to write that the protagonist can travel between modern and ancient times through time and space channels. After all, it is based on Einstein's theory of relativity. It is very interesting to write about the protagonist traveling between modern times and ancient times through time and space channels. This can show the direct collision between modern times and ancient times. 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 between Kublai Khan and Yuan Dynasty in the Yuan Dynasty or Zhu Yuanzhang and Hongwu Year in the Ming Dynasty.

I hope the author will not think too highly of the Eight Banners. If Li Zicheng had not made the mistake of being complacent during victory and led his army to march 550 miles to storm Shanhaiguan, which had a large amount of firearms and gunpowder, how could he have been defeated by the Qing-Wu coalition forces? As soon as I arrived, I enjoyed the millions of lead and iron bullets fired by Guan Ning's army. Who can stand this?

This is a map related to Liaodong that comes with a book on hand. The technical reasons are a bit unclear, so let's make do with it

No wonder the monthly ticket price is not high, and the writing is no problem. Historical novels like to involve some weird things, but they are not fantasy. It doesn't say whether you are supporting Ming or rebelling at the beginning, and your position is unclear.

This writing makes no sense at all. The preface is inconsistent and the postscript is confusing. Not realistic yet. With women on your mind, can you be successful?

Are you really the author who asked me to be the emperor?

It costs more than 40 yuan, how much does the author's physical book cost?

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The Jade Emperor, whose surname is Zhang, has reached the top, and his descendants can only be ministers.

Whether the novels of the Three Kingdoms type can attract people to read the novels is to check if there are beauties selected and collect them all. Many novels about the Three Kingdoms are to read and collect the beauties.

Is it a problem with the cover? It looks good but not popular.

Can you answer the previous question?