How Can You Be Chongzhen If You Don't Have Money?

Indeed, from a certain perspective, the author has written very well. At least we found a way to solve the problem in the late Ming Dynasty, and we also found the basic prerequisites for implementing the solution. Authors of historical plot novels that can write to this level are extremely rare. And the literary talent is very good. The characterization of the characters and the comprehensive understanding of the cultural background of the late Ming Dynasty show how much effort the author has put into it. But I want to be critical, not to find faults, but to provide suggestions from another perspective: In fact, the problems that occurred in the late Ming Dynasty can be described by four words: no solution. The author wants to solve these problems, which requires not only the awakening of the emperor Chongzhen himself, but also more than just debating crimes to make money, and scientific examinations to select practical and capable scholars. These methods are used to solve the problems. The fundamental problem is actually at the level of Italian form. The phenomenon at the end of the Ming Dynasty was that there were no officials and no corruption. Officials at all levels drank from the Ming Dynasty, controlled commercial routes and maritime trade, annexed land, avoided taxes, exploited and oppressed the people with heavy taxes, and vassals and royal families in various places spent billions of dollars. The most important thing is that officials, wealthy businessmen, powerful people, and plutocrats have been closely united and their interests are bound. It cannot be solved by one emperor or one army. As strong as the carpenter emperor, he could only implement party imprisonment and rely on Wei Zhongxian and the eunuch party to barely maintain power. But he still ended up with no heir and early death. Such complex and profound issues and such huge hostile forces were the root cause of the Ming Dynasty's demise. Why can a small tribe of 100,000 people develop? Why was a small tribe of 100,000 people able to take over the Central Plains? In fact, before the Tatars entered the customs, it had always been a scabies itch in the Ming Dynasty. Only the complicated and greedy interest forces were the fundamental cause of the demise of the Ming Dynasty. Thinking back on that time, Taizu needed to launch several campaigns to solve the problem. Starting from the Italian form level, it took several years to achieve certain results.       ，，，，，？ Difficult, difficult, difficult. It was as strong as the Eastern Han Dynasty. When several emperors of the Eastern Han Dynasty launched party bans and fought against the noble families, in the end, it was just a "man-made" Yellow Turban Rebellion that blocked the national destiny. Even if Emperor Ling established the Eighth School Lieutenants of Xiyuan to protect the royal family, and even if Emperor Ling used his relative He Jin to entrust him to the general, he would still be unable to withstand the sabotage caused by noble families. As someone said, unless you start from scratch.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                By activating new forces + some of the old forces, and breaking up the old forces, in order to alleviate or solve some of the problems. If you want to use the title of emperor Chongzhen to solve problems, then you must unite the majority and solve the minority. And you must have your own mouthpiece and forces that are loyal to you. The army is just a knife that can temporarily protect you and solve problems violently; eunuchs can only believe in part because they also have their own interests. Only a group of people who agree with your ideas and are willing to sacrifice their lives for this idea can truly become your avatar, become your hands and feet, and become the node to solve problems and convey your will.            ：， Then we want to rely on these fundamentals to solve the problems that arise in the late Ming Dynasty. In fact, it is a bit taken for granted. You must know that the Donglin Party and other Shilin parties have long been the mouthpiece of the court. If you dare to do something detrimental to them, you will be sprayed to death long ago. Even if you are the emperor! Among the people, you can still be described as a cruel, cruel, drunken and foolish tyrant! Not even the emperor can stop the fierce discussion. Let alone Chongzhen, even Zhu Laosi couldn't bear it! In addition, the Nine-Border Army cannot rely on military pay to make them loyal to the emperor. They can guard the border with all their strength because of this, and they can be loyal to their superiors because of this, but they will not be loyal to the emperor because of this.       ，， That's it, it's just part of ensuring that your goals are achieved. But there is a high probability that the Ming Dynasty will be divided between the north and the south, and the north and the south will be divided.

The last years of the Ming Dynasty were in a deadlock. The court had no control over local areas and could not collect taxes. Moreover, the extreme confrontation between the royal family and the bureaucratic group unique to the Ming Dynasty resulted in the fact that in the late Ming Dynasty, the emperor had no one to trust or use. Even if someone was really loyal to the Ming Dynasty, the emperor would not trust him. Moreover, the Ming Dynasty also had a very big surprise, that is, the Ming clan, the fiefdoms of the clan princes, and the large amounts of land they occupied did not pay taxes to the state treasury. This vicious land annexation further worsened the dynasty's finances. This was the evil consequence of the old Zhu family treating the world as their slaves, and it was also a fateful cycle that the feudal dynasty could not get rid of. To revitalize the game of late Ming Dynasty, the key is not how much money the central government can get, because in this reality, if the central government keeps making money, it will only further worsen the living conditions of local people and accelerate the historical process of the government forcing the people to rebel. If the emperor wants the dynasty to survive, he must first make the dynasty commit suicide, destroy the clan property system, and return all the clan property to the emperor's private treasury, and then further destroy the clan property system and try to restore the central government's control over the local areas. He can directly arrange eunuchs to clear the clan acres and reduce taxes on tenant farmers. But in fact, the first step to overthrow the clan property system is a dead end, which is tantamount to suicide. It will directly cause the local clan to turn to the civil servant group without any bottom line, and then the emperor himself will either strangle his neck or dissolve in water. However, if he cannot eat the clan's rotten meat, the emperor will not be able to control the place, and he will not have the strength to resist the civil servant group's overt and covert policies.

I got involved in Da Luoluo's book not too early, starting from the rescue of the Ming Dynasty. That kind of black humor makes you fall in love with it at first sight. It can be said that the whole starting point is rare. What's amazing is that sometimes it makes people feel that the abstract behavior is very reasonable. Later I found out that it was an author who wrote about the Republic of China. I was shocked by the trilogy of the Republic of China. It was so well written, especially Dream of the Celestial Dynasty. Now that Daluoluo's book has changed back to a serious and serious style, I read it intermittently, but I really can't arouse the interest in continuing reading. The serious writing style of the Republic of China trilogy is very good. This is also due to the fact that there are not many fictional articles related to the Republic of China and there are few competing products. The subject matter of the Ming Dynasty is really vast, and too much has been written about it. In particular, there are too many similar novels about Mingjun reviving the imperial court, taking the lead, and winning people's hearts. Personally, I still hope that Daluoluo can return to the black humorous writing style. The data in this book should also be able to see some problems. Personal opinion, for reference only.

I think that except for the fact that Chongzhen had more integrity than Zhao Gou in his last death, his abilities in all aspects were inferior to Zhao Gou The situation faced by these two people is very similar. Both their father and elder brother became emperors, and then they were not trained as princes. They had no experience and were brought in temporarily to make up the numbers. The reality they faced was that there were internal uprisings and powerful external enemies. What Zhao Gou chose was to find ways to negotiate peace with foreign enemies on the one hand, and to integrate internal forces to suppress the rebellion in the south on the other. Chongzhen chose to fight on two fronts, and in the face of internal rebellion, he also levied Liao Xiang. In the court, Zhao Gou was able to balance the civil servant group and subdue the military power of the generals. Although Chongzhen was tricked by civilian officials, he still killed Yuan Chonghuan, which caused the Liaodong defense line to collapse. General Qin Wang surrendered to the Qing Dynasty because he was afraid of killing him. Economically, Zhao Gou made up for the financial gap by developing overseas trade, while Chongzhen refused to allocate funds to King Qin due to financial collapse, which eventually led to the fall of the capital. The final result of the two people was that the Southern Song Dynasty existed for at least more than a hundred years, while the Southern Ming Dynasty only existed for eighteen years.

Chongzhen was an emperor who was able to bring down a unified empire without local divisions. He had no powerful ministers internally and no powerful vassals externally. Your conditions would make the last emperors of the Han and Tang dynasties greedy to death.

No one can save the situation at the end of the Ming Dynasty.

I don't know why the author is a Zhongtian, but the writing style still shows that China is inferior to foreign countries.

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There is a question, why did Chongzhen at the end of the dynasty fight against corruption and confiscate his family? Don't think that the emperor can do whatever he wants. If you make a big family angry, you will have to oust him the next day. . So how does the author solve this logical problem?

It is said that the bureaucracy of the Ming Dynasty was seriously corrupt, so I would like to know, compared with the princes of the Ming Dynasty, who had more money embezzled by officials and less wealth than the princes possessed. Some people may argue that the dynasty is the private property of the Zhu family and has nothing to do with anyone else. Since the world is the private property of the Zhu family, what does the world have to do with you and me if his family dies? Can changing the emperor affect you and me to continue paying taxes and farming? Another point is, was the per capita tax rate higher during the Ming Dynasty or the Qing Dynasty? The scope of taxation is to tax people at the lowest level. Is it more reasonable for the Ming Dynasty or the Qing Dynasty?

At the end of the Ming Dynasty, one elite armored cavalry could easily suppress 100 infantry before firing all their arrows, and 50 elite cavalry could easily suppress thousands of infantry. The only way to fight cavalry in the field was to have more cavalry than the enemy. The same was true in Europe during the same period. Field battles also relied on cavalry. Infantry and artillery usually cannot defeat Hou Jin's cavalry. Only having more and stronger cavalry than Hou Jin is the key to eliminating Hou Jin.

1. The article mentions that the new thousand-jin bronze cannon made by Tang Ruowang, which was equipped by the Imperial Army, was equipped with Ming-made 4-jin semi-solid shells. One kilogram made in Ming Dynasty is about 600 grams today. Therefore, it can be concluded that the Ming-made 1,000-pound bronze cannon equipped by the imperial camp's pro-army troops fired 6-pound solid shells. It is concluded here that the new gun is equivalent to a 6-pound bronze gun. 2. The article mentioned that the iron wheels of the new cannon are almost as tall as a human being, while the height of the wheels of the 6-pounder gun is generally only around the waist of an adult. The new gun mount setting mentioned in the article is exactly in line with the height of Napoleon's 12-pounder gun. 3. The thousand-jin cannon or ten-thousand-jin cannon described in the Ming and Qing Dynasties (refer to the Humen Smoking Opium Film) refer only to the weight of the gun body, not including the weight of the gun frame. If the new cannons equipped by the Imperial Army were set by Da Luoluo to weigh a thousand kilograms, and if the weight of the cannon body was measured solely (in line with what people said at the time), then the cannon in this article should be a 12-pound cannon, and it should also comply with the height setting of the gun carriage wheels. The solid artillery shells fired should be Ming-made 9-pound artillery shells (equal to 12 pounds), so the weight of the artillery shells in the article should be corrected. 4. If this article assumes that the weight of the gun mount is included in the weight of the gun mount, then it is reasonable for the fired shell to weigh 4 and a half kilograms (equal to 6 pounds). However, the gun mount described in the article does not meet the size of the 6-pound gun mount. 5. At the same time, the 12-pounder gun has a large caliber, fires a large number of shotgun shells, and has amazing lethality. The 6-pounder gun has a small caliber. If it is used to fire shotshells, the number of cannons will be much smaller and the power will be much worse. Not as good as the Tiger Crouching Cannon equipped by the Ming Army. Therefore, it is recommended that Da Luoluo tighten the settings of the new gun, preferably equivalent to the regulations of the 12-pound gun. Here is the information about the 12-pounder gun: The Napoleon 12-pounder gun generally refers to the M1857 12-pounder field gun, which is a smoothbore cannon named after the French Emperor Napoleon III. The following are detailed information about it: Basic parameters - Barrel: 66 inches (1.676 Meters) long, 14.3 Times the caliber, 117mm in diameter. - Weight: The gun body weighs about 1227 pounds (556.57 Kilograms), the total weight (gun body, gun frame plus wheels) weighs 2445 pounds (1109 kilograms), and the full gun combination (full gun plus front trailer and attached ammunition box) weighs 3865 pounds (approximately 1750 kilograms). - Gun mount: It weighs about 170 kilograms and has a simple structure. Except for the pitching device, which is an all-metal component, the other parts are mostly made of hardwoods such as oak or birch. - Wheels: 57 inches (1.45 Meters) in diameter, covered with iron sheets. Performance Features - Range: Driven by the 1.13KG standard propellant charge, the projectile can be accurately projected to a distance of 1480m at a 5° firing angle, and up to 1911 meters at a 10° firing angle. - Accuracy: Although it is a smoothbore cannon, it was a weapon with high shooting accuracy at the time and could engage the enemy at a distance of 1,600 yards. - Rate of fire: A well-trained gunner can bombard the enemy at a rate of two rounds per minute, one round per minute during continuous bombardment, and up to 4 rounds per minute when firing canisters at close range. - Ammunition: Can fire a variety of ammunition such as solid shells, explosive shells, shotgun shells and shrapnel shells. Actual performance The Napoleonic cannon performed well in the American Civil War. For example, in the Battle of Fredericksburg on December 13, 1862, Major Braxton and Lieutenant Mary of the Confederate Army fired spherical solid bullets at a Union flag bearer 1,600 yards away. The first shot knocked down a soldier next to the flag bearer, and the second shot made a direct hit. Advantages and Disadvantages - Advantages: Bronze casting, extremely strong, able to withstand the explosive force of heavy charges or double charges without breaking; simple to manufacture and use, relatively strong mobility, and fierce firepower. - Disadvantages [__LINK_ICON]: Due to the thick bronze barrel, the entire artillery is heavy and its maneuverability is affected to a certain extent.

Every book written by this author shows weakness from the bottom up. Most of the authors try to reform the country from the institutional perspective. This author is only opportunistic.

You can tolerate corrupt officials plundering people's wealth and wealth, but you can't tolerate polygamy.

Before the Ming Dynasty, the emperor was not called "Emperor". In the Song Dynasty, he was mostly called "Guanjia", and in other dynasties, he was often called "Your Majesty". In the Ming Dynasty, the emperor was occasionally called "Emperor", and in most cases he was called "Your Majesty". After Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty, people began to be generally called "Emperor". Princes and princes call themselves: Princes in the pre-Qin and Han Dynasties can be called "Gu", and a few can be called "Ignores". After the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, the title of "Ignores" gradually became exclusive to the emperor, and princes, princes and princes can only be called "Gu" or "I". Song, Yuan and Ming called themselves "I" or "I". Before the Qing Dynasty, princes and princes rarely called themselves "this king". Starting from the Kangxi year of the Qing Dynasty, princes generally called themselves "this king". In ancient times, women called themselves: "nujia" was a modest name for women after the Song Dynasty. Women in the Han and Tang Dynasties more often called themselves "concubine", and noble women could call themselves "I" and "I". Before the mid-Ming Dynasty, most dynasties used copper coins for daily transactions, with very little gold and silver. It was only in the mid-to-late Ming Dynasty that silver became the mainstream currency. -In the late Ming Dynasty, "meeting votes/deposit checks" appeared among the people. There were no unified rules. Most of them were deposits and withdrawals/exchange receipts from acquaintances or local circulation, and were not legal currency. In the early years of Daoguang in the Qing Dynasty (1823): Rishengchang Bank was established, and private banks began to issue standardized banknotes, focusing on cross-regional exchange. They were only circulated in Shanxi merchant trade circles and major commercial ports, and were not yet popular. In the third year of Xianfeng in the Qing Dynasty (1853): the official issued the Ministry of Revenue official banknotes (official banknotes), which were forced to circulate nationwide. At the same time, the network of private banknotes expanded to the whole country, and official and private banknotes ran parallel. The use of banknotes entered an explosive period and became the "starting point of popularization." ​ High-leg tables and chairs only completely replaced the low tables for sitting on the floor in the Song Dynasty. During the Han and Tang dynasties, people knelt and sat on the tables to eat and discuss matters. The furniture was mainly low tables and couches. The memorial system was only established during the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty. Officials in the Tang and Song Dynasties used "memorials", "tables" and "statements" when submitting memorials, while in the Ming Dynasty they used "memorials" and "memorials". There is no such thing as "memo" or "zhezi". In ancient formal occasions, the hand-over gesture was performed with the left hand outside and the right hand inside. The right hand outside was a special "unlucky gift" for funerals. "Better greetings" is a unique etiquette of the Qing Dynasty. It was mostly used by subordinates to superiors and juniors to elders. During the Tang and Song dynasties, people often performed cross-hand salutes and bows to greet greetings when they met, and there was no such thing as "sending greetings". {"NickName":"Restriction and Supervision","UserId":417773267} Before the Yuan Dynasty, subordinate officials rarely called superior officials "adult". In some dynasties, subordinates called eunuchs "adult", and in some dynasties, they called their parents and elders "adult". Beginning in the Yuan Dynasty, lower-level officials would occasionally call officials of second-rank and above "sir". From the middle and late Ming Dynasty, only officials of third-rank and above would be called "sir" by their subordinates. Officials with lower ranks could not be called "sir". However, in the late Ming Dynasty, there began to appear a few cases where officials above the fourth rank were called "adult". Before the mid-Qing Dynasty, following the rules of the Ming Dynasty, only officials of third rank or above would be called "adult". Starting from the mid-Qing Dynasty, calling officials "adult" gradually became common for lower-level officials. Attention! ! ! What is mentioned above is that lower-level officials refer to higher-level officials. No matter which dynasty, it is absolutely impossible for higher-level officials to call lower-level officials "sir". Some novels even write about emperors or nobles calling other officials "sir". This is simply contrary to Tiangang! ! ! Finally, let's talk about the problem of civilians calling officials Before the middle and late Qing Dynasty, civilians in various dynasties and generations called officials differently, and most of them called them "officials" and "masters". From the middle to late Qing Dynasty, civilians also called officials "adult".

There were a lot of problems at the end of the Ming Dynasty that were hard to recover from. If you didn't fail, it would be basically impossible to save them. It would be even more difficult than rebuilding the world. Take financial issues as an example. At the end of the Ming Dynasty, the entire bureaucracy was rotten to the point of being hopeless. Even if the money was obtained by confiscating houses, how to distribute it to the soldiers was still a problem! One million has been copied. The Jin Yiwei who searched the house have to go through it. There are only 900,000 left in the treasury. It is estimated that there will be one less layer when it is transported out of the treasury. It will be good to have five to six million when leaving the capital. The transportation team and the bureaucrats along the way will also have to deal with it. It is estimated that there will only be three or four hundred thousand left at the front line. The generals and generals in the army will divide it and distribute it to the bottom soldiers. It will be good to have one hundred thousand. Even if officials are changed, the officials who come up are still like a bear, and they will use their hands to do things. The entire bureaucracy is like this, and it is basically impossible to find good people. Even if there are, they are very few and will not have any effect.

The writing gets worse and worse, and I really can't stand it anymore. The money I paid for subscribing to hundreds of chapters is just feeding the dog. The books are all the same, and the reverse cheats are crazy! Please use AI to refine it! This is my last subscription to you

Chongzhen was basically the middle-class emperor in terms of ability. At the end of any dynasty, there was no chance of a comeback, even if the Erfeng came. At the end of the dynasty, he was basically a terminal cancer patient. It was not a matter of not having money or famous ministers and generals. For example, if you collected a tax of 100 taels of silver, you would collect 1,000 taels later, and the 100 taels you spent actually only had the effect of 1 tael. It would be more reasonable to write a book about the mid-dynasty resurgence. Or maybe it's about starting a new business and directly changing the dynasty.

The Ming Dynasty was favored only because it was preceded by the Yuan and followed by the Qing. It was the only orthodox Han dynasty, and it received too much praise and glory that it should not have. From a normal perspective, the emperors of the Ming Dynasty were full of weirdos and rubbish. Ming Taizu Zhu Yuanzhang was a man of great perseverance, but he was too petty, too harsh on civil and military affairs, and too indulgent on his own family. He had a typical feudal slave owner mentality, but he was also a heroic leader. The fake second generation Zhu Yunwen has a high vision but a low hand. In terms of ability, he is ranked last among all dynasties. It is beyond imagination that a useless person can be usurped. The second generation Ming Taizong Zhu Di was too strong. He only wanted to prove that he was the most qualified successor. He personally conquered Mongolia six times. In fact, the last three times were of little significance. They were also heroes. The third generation of Renzong Zhu Gaochi's reign was too short, and he was considered a relatively high-level emperor. The fourth generation Zhu Zhanji was capable, but also too playful. The common problems of the Ming Dynasty emperors were greed for enjoyment, laziness in politics, and preference for demon concubines. But after all, with his father and grandfather's words and deeds, he was still a qualified emperor. In the Five Dynasties, Zhu Qizhen was called the Emperor of the Gate. He was a kind of human creature. He was the representative of the most selfish emperor among the emperors, and he was the same kind of person as Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty. The Sixth Dynasty Jingtai Emperor Zhu Qiyu was a normal and perseverant emperor, but a cruel and pitiful emperor. The Seventh Generation Zhu Jian became the Hua Emperor. He was capable, ambitious, and perseverant. He was a super-level emperor of the Ming Dynasty, but he also had the common faults of the old Zhu family, but he was also a wise and capable emperor. The ninth generation Zhu Houzhao, a young hero, but the business left by his father was too bad. In addition, he lacked political wisdom and was not cruel, so he had no choice but to die. There were few emperors with military capabilities, but their politics were too bad The tenth generation Zhu Houcong, an extremely smart emperor, was a model of a wise emperor in the first 20 years, and later The above is a common problem among the Zhu family emperors, but they have high IQs, can control the affairs of the court, have a body shape like a crane, are not afraid of being strangled by palace maids, and are selfish and selfish emperors. The mediocre king The 12th generation Zhu Yijun, Wanli, Mingshi died in Wanli. The waste emperor among the emperors can only be said to have a good life. Zhang Juzheng served as the ruler for ten years and had a strong family background. He was able to survive. After his death, the country was not subjugated. The foundation was laid so well. Even if you find it too hard and troublesome and do not back down on the reform policy, you should not liquidate your teacher. He is a person who does not care about his own life, his reputation, and his family just to make your Zhu family's court strong. Your teacher, as a result, you are not only in the After his death, he abolished his reforms, ransacked the other party's house, starved his son to death, and exiled his family. This was not something a normal person could do. He was an extremely selfish and useless person, the ultimate waste Wanli Emperor 13th Generation Zhu Changluo was a poor man who was suppressed, persecuted and humiliated, but a poor man must have his own hateful qualities. He persecuted his father and his father's beloved concubine Wan Guifei on his son in exactly the same way. He died early and was not the last emperor. 14th generation Zhu Youxiao, a poor baby father, did not care for his mother or love him. The only adoptive mother who was kind to him did not treat him sincerely. It was a pity that the normal and qualified emperor died early. In the 15th generation, Zhu Youjian was a mediocre emperor until his last years. Otherwise, with his diligence, he would be like Xiaozong in the middle period, and become a prosperous emperor with constant uprisings. Unfortunately, he was too poor in ability, ignorant of people, too suspicious, irresponsible, and not ambitious, but he was still considered to have backbone. At least, he was not embarrassed.

No, buddy, it's just a mindless novel. Anyone who knows a little bit about the history of the late Ming Dynasty can't stand this novel. It's a mindless novel, just like a child playing house.

Key points for improvement 1️⃣ Public bidding: Public bidding and auction of tax areas and tax types to prevent collusion between officials and businessmen. 2️⃣ Limited period area: The contract period shall not exceed three years, and the second-level tax contractor shall not be re-elected or resold to prevent local tyrants from strengthening. Limit taxes, such as sales tax. Land tax, consumption tax (tobacco, alcohol, salt and luxury goods) are still collected centrally. Legislate tax rates. 3️⃣ Turnover + share system: Turn in a fixed amount, and the excess part will be divided into shares (such as 3:7), which encourages efficiency and prevents excessive revenue. 4️⃣ Deposit and punishment: If you win the bid, you must pay a deposit. For serious violations, the deposit will be confiscated and you will be dismissed. 5️⃣ Independent supervision and appeals: Set up inspectors and grievance commissioners, business people can report, and the central government can terminate the tax package at any time if it violates the tax package contract. 6️⃣ Installment settlement and account book filing: Turn it over quarterly, and keep the account books for audit to avoid letting things go after signing the contract.

The whole comment area was full of people scolding AI and ignoring it. There was even a debate. If the late Ming Dynasty novels written by the female author next door dare to do this, all of them will be given a permanent seal package. It's not okay to complain about some plot points, and he will be killed if he shows up.

Looking at the introduction, this emperor in the Ming Dynasty could not live for three days.

Based on my experience of spending more than 100,000 points playing the school beauty in the tavern AI, this book uses borrowed AI to write dialogues from the very beginning. It can be seen from the money coming from the front to pay the salary. The author is here to screen out mentally retarded readers. If this book can be ranked, it can only be said that Shao Song, Hui Ming is too super model. I wasted an hour reading such a book. I'm just saying this. If you think this book is good, you either have a low cultural level or you haven't experienced the golden age of Chinese online writing. Basically every chapter of this book is full of AI flavor, and it doesn't change. It's true that AI has created a generation of "literary giants".

1. The Ming army was accustomed to using the Crouching Tiger Cannon to fire shotguns on a large scale, and the effect was pretty good. 2. After dealing with the Golden Cavalry, you should use rockets to disrupt the formation. 3. The artillery should not use lead but should use grape bullets with cast iron projectiles in iron cans, which can improve accuracy and increase the range of shotgun shells to 200 to 300 meters. 3. The 3-coin-charged fire gun used by the Ming army is too light and does not have the armor-piercing ability. A fire gun with at least 6-coin charge can penetrate the rear gold three-layer armor from about 50 to 75 meters. It is equipped with a shooting bracket, which can increase the hit rate by 10%.

It's a mindless article that people with no IQ should be able to read.

Kill a Mongolian and give him 100 acres of land. It's so funny. This kind of land can be passed down to the family. One hundred mothers is one thousand taels of silver. Normally, a Mongolian head is worth 10-30 taels. One hundred thousand heads is 10 million acres. It's a stronger slave. How much land do you have to give? It's so funny.

No? Dude? Chen Sheng and Wu Guangyu want to die for wasting time? ? ? Where does the fake news come from? (The Qin slips have been dug up, and you will be fined for being late) The penalty of fines has been turned into a death penalty by you. Every day is dark and the Qin Dynasty's laws are violent? ? ? Dude? Do you know there are Qin slips buried underground? (If you read this, you will know that the author is an old Zhongdeng. If you are a new member, you will know to read new news

The idea is good, but the text after chapter 200 is obviously written in deepseek, right?

Even if the Ming Dynasty didn't have an emperor, it would still be a hundred times better than Chongzhen's messing around. It was just a good hand of cards that was ruined. It can't be carved out of rotten wood if it's self-willed.