The Late Ming: Rebuilding the Realm from the Northwest
明末，从西北再造天下
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- Completed
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- 3.4M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 7mo ago
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Looking at the comments, there are so many Ming Dynasty fans! You can't even say a bad word about the Zhu family 😁. In my opinion, the emperors of the Zhu family weren't very good. For example, Zhu Yuanzhang was supposed to love the people, but was his excessive issuance of paper money really loving the people?
I came here because of your reputation. I heard your wife is a giggler?
What a waste of my 30 yuan! If you were to hire a prostitute as a woman, I wouldn't say anything if you took her as a concubine, damn it! I can't stand it anymore, you trash.
There was a suspected time traveler at the end of the Ming Dynasty.
Zhang Cunmeng, one of the first leaders of the peasant army at the end of the Ming Dynasty, was known for his incorruptibility. The reason he seems like a time traveler is that he collected a large number of characters, like collecting cards, which later became the basis for most of the history of the peasant war at the end of the Ming Dynasty.
My opinion on the so-called part about the protagonist marrying a bastard.
I came here because of its reputation. First of all, literary and artistic works need to be aimed at readers and audiences. After the founding of New China, there were many literary and artistic works that reflected how to turn ghosts into humans and how to reform prostitutes in the old society. But the problem is that I am reading a novel that is supposed to be enjoyable.
Suggesting a name change to "Late Ming Dynasty: Was the Founding Empress a Prostitute?" Best wishes for good health.
I haven't watched it yet, but reading the discussion threads already tells me to avoid potential pitfalls. Why would a top-rated account do this? 🙂
The author euphemistically claims that the Zhu family was utterly corrupt and that the Ming Dynasty's system was in complete disarray, before finally rebelling and becoming emperor himself. The question is, even within this book, could the author design a sound system for a feudal state? Could he guarantee that his descendants would adhere to this system?
The damage was too deep to reverse; the tide had turned, and there was no way to turn things around.
First, in terms of exploiting industry and commerce, Chongzhen was at least two times better than Tianqi. After Chongzhen came to power, he killed Wei Zhongxian, eliminated Wei Zhongxian's cronies in the customs office, and immediately replaced them with his own confidants, increasing taxes at the customs office.
I came here because of its reputation; it turns out the author dreams of marrying a chicken.