Late Ming Dynasty: Why Are You Forcing Me to Become Emperor?

The enemy forces drove the people to attack the city and gave up resistance. Don't write a book with such stupid thinking. It's a waste of my time.

Standard white text, descriptions of battlefields, official responses, and handling of political affairs are all a bit childish, stereotyped rather than anti-intellectual! What's even worse is that you didn't mention that the protagonist is a local bumpkin in the beginning, and you didn't develop commodity manufacturing or a commercial system first. How could you have the money and food to buy thousands of flintlock guns? There is no competitive product at home, it is just a castle in the air. You are just dreaming about it, right? In addition, whoever takes his own private army out of his lair to fight, unless he is desperate, will leave enough troops to look after his home and arrange the defense of his lair. But what about the protagonist? You train as a private soldier and climb the technology tree, but you don't light up the cement first. What are you making trouble about? At the end of the Ming Dynasty, the best way to attack a city was to use red cannons. The rammed earth-brick city wall in the Middle Ages couldn't withstand it. At least it had to be built with bamboo reinforced cement concrete walls. As a result, the main character in the book has no cement and the old man has an empty nest. Are you trying to make a deal? Finally, the author first gave the protagonist a golden finger, and he easily killed tens of thousands of slaves. It was amazing. Two hundred years later, 7,000 British and French allied forces were stationed at Liuli Bridge in the capital with hundreds of land battle cannons, and all the troops had improved flintlocks. They could only kill more than 6,000 Mongolian cavalry. Could it be that the 3,000 soldiers in your protagonist's hand are more powerful than the British and French allied forces? After that, the author felt that the protagonist's influence on history was too great, and he was afraid that the plot would not follow the original history, so he started the reverse golden finger. As soon as Duoergun finished beating Lu Xiangsheng near Handan, Hebei, he could immediately fly to Jinan, thousands of miles away, to wipe the butt and collect the corpses in Feiyuetuo. Then he, Duoergun, stayed by the river and watched the protagonist. He was able to capture the heavily defended Dezhou with his deputies and massacre Linqing at the same time? What about your dream? Putting aside how to defeat Dezhou, Linqing alone is not a city that can be easily defeated. In the original history, the main force of the slave-building forces used dozens of red barbarian cannons for nearly ten days to defeat the city. Here, you can only defeat Linqing in three or four days without any artillery? What about making such a fuss?

Is this brainwashed by the West? Please explain, what is an Indian emperor? You can tell the ancient emperor that there is another emperor outside. NC also has a limit

What the hell is it that he is also the emperor of India? There are nine states in the world, and the owner of Nanzhanbuzhou is naturally the emperor of Daitian herdsmen. If you don't see the Indians, the lingam is the lower half of the millstone. This is what has been passed down from the Celestial Dynasty 🙂

As soon as they came up, there was a pair of Ming soldiers wearing mandarin duck battle jackets. They went directly to fight against Yue Tuo's elite Eight Banners soldiers. They were equipped with flintlock rifles and the soldiers were well-trained... This was just a game for six. There was nothing interesting to see. It was better to just play the game.

When I first read the introduction, I thought it was a joke. It turns out that wherever Li Zicheng is mentioned in the novel, it is written as Li Zhicheng. The author failed in history, right? That's why I wrote novels about the Ming Dynasty.

Let's just fight back this wave of pig's feet. Anyway, Chongzhen didn't dare to do anything to the self-respecting general who supported his troops.

You didn't rebel at the end of the Ming Dynasty, but you still wanted to protect the Ming Dynasty. Is this worthy of the nine-year compulsory education you received? Bye-Bye

Everyone asked if there were any novels that they could read. They were all written by people like this, and old readers simply couldn't get used to them.

The title is well written, but the previous content is too speechless

The author writes that at first the protagonist just wanted to lie down and die, but in the end he still couldn't see the sufferings in the world such as Yi Zi cannibalism. Suddenly he thought about the world and was ready to save the world. However, looking at what the protagonist did, he actually only saw a small part of it clearly. The slave slaves were the enemy, but they were not the only enemies. The protagonist was too soft towards the bureaucrats and gentry, and allowed them to do things and bully them, but he didn't speak with a knife.

Who is Li Zhicheng? I do know Li Zicheng! Does anyone know?

This novel is so well written, please support the author Wen Dada. I also recommend a novel to everyone, "A Military Household in Ansai at the End of the Ming Dynasty". Friends who are short of books can take a look. The author is also writing it very carefully.

There's too much nonsense, it's all anecdote

It's pretty good. Even though it's just a short story, it's just a novel. It just feels good. It's really fun to read.

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