Resisting the Qing: Making the Ming Great Again!
抗清：让大明再次伟大！
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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To tolerate the poison being released earlier and then let Wang Shizhong go is simply incredibly stupid. If you want to drag someone out and behead them, someone you've thoroughly offended, and then send them back to relay a message, any normal person knows that they'll definitely embellish the story once they get back. This protagonist even has a brainstorming session, supposedly to confuse Zuo Liangyu; it's utterly ridiculous! 🤡 What a waste! It's just disgusting to the readers. 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
Hopefully, this book won't involve any vassal states like the previous one. China should at least rule over the entirety of North Asia, East Asia, and Southeast Asia; no other country should exist in these regions!
Since you've already included the "golden finger" (a powerful, overpowered ability), make good use of it. Don't downplay it later and end up pleasing neither side.
If the Kong family isn't being slaughtered, what's the point of keeping them alive? It's disgusting. 🤢
What are you writing after it's published? First of all, a merchant ship carrying 500,000 taels of silver passed through Zuo Liangyu's jurisdiction without any preparation. Don't you know what your relationship is with Zuo Liangyu? The protagonist, angered by being robbed, became even more absurd later on.
What kind of nonsense is this? Is it some kind of brain-brain conflict?
Imperial clansmen who rose up against the Qing dynasty at the end of the Ming and the beginning of the Qing.
Prince Zhu Shugui of Liao, Prince Zhu Jingli of Han, and Prince Zhu Cikui of Ji Prince Zhao, Zhu Youyan; Prince Huai, Zhu Changqing; Prince Chong, Zhu Ciyue Prince Yongning, Zhu Gongyu Prince Xunyang, Zhu Changhu; Prince Yiyang, Zhu Yanjin; Prince Dong'an, Zhu Shenglang Prince Yiyang, Zhu Chaoshan; Prince Ruichang, Zhu Yili; Prince Lu'an, Zhu Yiyu
In China, during the Song Dynasty, the Ming Dynasty after Zhu Di's death, and the mid-to-late Qing Dynasty, as the Confucian scholar-official system matured, the court's administrative, financial, and military capabilities all declined sharply.
Emperor Chongzhen was indeed not a competent emperor. He was far inferior to his brother. Any modern person would be far better than him. He simply couldn't grasp the problems of the Ming Dynasty and its solutions.
The military descriptions are compared with the situation at the end of the Ming Dynasty. Basically equal to A comparison between anti-Japanese war dramas and the actual situation. He has a cheat ability, but hey, the protagonist just doesn't use it. He just plays around and likes to recklessly charge in and risk his life.