
Late Ming: From Rout Soldier to Emperor
明末:从溃兵到皇帝
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- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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Going to the countryside? Preparing to become a local tyrant instead of a bandit? No mountains, no rivers, no natural defenses—just wait to be wiped out? This wasn't even the late Ming Dynasty; the government troops were quite powerful, and they were easily wiped out.
Chen Bangyan
Chen Bangyan, a martyr who resisted the Qing Dynasty After the fall of the Ming Dynasty, the Manchu noble army marched into the Central Plains, defeating the armies of Li Zicheng and Zhang Xianzhong, the Shun and Xi armies, crossing the Yellow River, fording the Yangtze River, and traversing the Five Ridges. The flames of national war raged across the land of China.
Regarding the post soliciting information on poison spots
I've seen through it all. Anyway, this book's performance is terrible. As long as it's not a personal attack on the author, I'll accept it all. The author welcomes criticism of the book, but please refrain from criticizing the author. After all, this is now the author's one millionth word written for free. Secondly, I will not ban anyone.
The protagonist's surname is too uncommon; even the surname Yuan would be better. I can sense that many people will stop watching just because of the protagonist's name.
The protagonist is portrayed as suffering so much. Who reads this kind of protagonist-torture novel? Everyone reads feel-good stories. Overly depressing stories feel stifling. A protagonist should be wielding power over the world while intoxicated by beauties.
Well enough
Even if you lose, they won't clean up the battlefield. They shouldn't be looking for armor and weapons. Everyone should fight over the silver in the body, then try to gather some people, and then think about how to live better. You are a transmigrator, and you are very close to the family in this body.
Chongzhen's most fatal mistake
Emperor Chongzhen's most crucial and fatal mistake was that during his reign, he made an unmanageable mess of the situation in Dongjiang Town. At the same time, he devoted valuable human, material, and financial resources to maintaining a military presence north of Ningyuan for an extended period, even attempting to recapture the Guangning region. This was the most terrible mistake Chongzhen made.
Oh my god, I just started watching, but I remember that starting from April of the second year of the Tianqi reign, Yuan Keli was the governor of Dengzhou and Laizhou. He was quite powerful. What should the protagonist do?
Call for Extra Roles
Recruiting rebels, government troops, officials, merchants, and grassland generals. Please provide your name, place of birth, and story. The author will consider your suggestions based on the needs of the plot. Thank you for your support of this book.
Will the protagonist then attack Sichuan and then head north to Shaanxi and Gansu provinces, completely establishing a separate regime?