
Heaven's Revelation Great Ming
天启大明
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- Completed
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- 854k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 11mo ago
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- Qidian
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Use Yuan Chonghuan? The author is great! Let the Qing army besiege Beijing again, right? Kill Mao Wenlong again, right? Ridiculous! Bye-Bye
Apocalypse in history was not fooled by Yuan Chonghuan. How come you got through and were tricked into being like this by Yuan Chonghuan? To be honest, if Emperor Tianqi had not died in history, Hou Jin would have been dragged to death long ago
Reform
All reforms in Chinese history have been successful only in replacing a group of vested interests. Just replace a group of powerful people and all reforms will fail. All because they harmed the interests of the powerful. But it didn't change the fundamental reason of the matter. Every dynasty is not destroyed by natural disasters. Instead, he died from the infinite greed of the powerful. In this society, there are vested interests and powerful people. Belong to the ruling class. The other opposite is the people. The people are busy with production. Rulers stabilize order. But when the order is chaotic, the dynasty will be destroyed. When a dynasty dies, a group of vested interests cannot be replaced. There will be civil strife like the Tang Dynasty, which will always haunt the rulers. Until it breaks.
I can't stand it after reading Chapter 36. Is the author really ignorant, or is his butt crooked? 1. Yuan Chonghuan made great contributions to the Manchu Qing Dynasty. Although his whole family was wiped out, his descendants were found by the Manchu Qing Dynasty during the Qianlong Dynasty and raised the flag. Four generations of emperors from the Manchu and Qing Dynasties have not forgotten their great kindness. 2. The author defines Oara and Hami as external forces. The author may not know that the Ming had Hami guards in Hami at that time, and the Oara herdsmen paid taxes to the Ming at that time (Russian official records, the Russian envoy reported to the Tsar that Oara was an area controlled by the Ming Dynasty). (These were tampered with or even eliminated in the Qing Dynasty and Ming Dynasty. The Hami Guards were moved to Liaodong, and there is no mention of Wala in the records.) 3. When mentioning Western learning, the author emphasized the need to learn Western learning, as if Western learning was ahead of China at that time. You must know that the largest maritime smuggling of the Ming Dynasty to the West at that time was iron pots (according to the findings on the sunken ship, from the Song Dynasty to the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, the largest volume of sunken ships was the Iron pots), that is, Western iron smelting technology cannot even produce iron pots. In navigation, Ming Dynasty solved drinking water at sea, distance measurement at sea, and double-hull technology. These were problems that the West did not solve until the 19th century or even the 20th century. Flintlock guns were designed in the late Ming Dynasty, and the mainstream Western cannon-casting technology was also mastered. Many things were not mass-produced just because of lack of money and greed. It is not that Ming did not have technology.
Regardless of whether Yuan is a traitor or not, he serves as the commander of the Northern Army. He didn't know until the enemies reached the capital! It was not unfair at all for Chongzhen to kill him! Also, he didn't have the central government's order to kill other commanders, so he still deserves to die now.
Chongzhen's reforms in reviving Damingli were great
Reference suggestions, don't spray if you don't like it!
The author's last book made the war progress too fast. In just a few years, the imperial court has changed so much that it has so many soldiers and powerful horses to conquer the east and west. The main character has nothing to write about since he was a child until he was 30 years old. After reading the first part, I was so happy that I gave up the book. I hope this book can be immersed in writing. Don't kill the slaves and put down the rebellion in two or three years. There is nothing to write about later.
The characters written about the ministers are like mentally retarded. Everything has to be explained at length by the protagonist, and then he bursts into tears and shouts for wisdom.
Chongzhen could not kill Yuan Chonghuan because he had no one available at the time. This approach was wrong. There are a large number of talents now, why do you keep Yuan Chonghuan?
Look no further. The author trusts Yuandudu very much. Historically, Apocalypse did not trust him. And it also proved that he cannot be reused