King Gou in the Late Ming Dynasty

😓To be honest, during this time period, the Ming Dynasty will die in 3 years, and the Manchu and Qing Dynasties are basically fully developed. The protagonist will only have 3 years to develop if he rebels to death. To put it bluntly, what can the protagonist do in these 3 years? Are you coercing people everywhere? This is no longer the so-called "macho man descended from heaven", but a question of whether it is practical or not.

As for you, "Wan Tianqing", even the word "Wan Tianqing" is written wrong, why should you be "Wan Tianqing"?

There is no hope for doing it internally. You are not in Liaodong, and there is no hope for you to rebel at sea. Your only hope is to find a place similar to Liaodong, that is, you can jump out and accumulate strength. In other words, you have to take the Manqing route. The most important thing is to see where you jump. Anyway, you can't deal with him internally. You can only ask Li Zicheng and the others to peel off the inside, and then tell the Manqing about the time to enter the customs in advance before the Manqing reacts.

Next time I write like this, I will really leave. Really, an army commander, the protagonist must know the importance of scouts, otherwise, why would the cavalry be needed? You don't need cavalry to chase you, but if you have horses, aren't they first used for scout riding? Was it possible that previous battlefield surveys were conducted by infantry? Aren't you trying to force your wits down? How can anyone fight on the battlefield without scattering the scouts? Aren't you becoming blind yourself? A military novice also knows: Always keep a reserve team first. Second, scouts are very important. If you don't have any horses at first, you have to find fast people to serve as scouts.

If you want to rebel, you must learn from the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom and Yang Xiuqing established the peasant military camp system. This is the military peak of the peasant uprising.

This introduction has no interest in reading. I rely on you to be good enough.

Without external forces to send food, no one could save the era of the late Ming Dynasty. There was no room for safe development. So many uprisings in the late Ming Dynasty were not all straw bandits. Why didn't they develop their own bases? The environment was not allowed. Unless they traveled to the Manchu and Qing Dynasties, it would be impossible to quell the troubled times.

Refugees? Have you ever seen refugees succeed? What do you have? Resource? Connections? Force? Experience? Not to mention in ancient times, even in modern times when people at the bottom are relatively open and knowledgeable, how many of our leaders are from refugee backgrounds?

60 People brought out 300 large cakes, and 110 people ate them for half a month. Recruit 1.1 Million refugees divided into 200 battalions of 10,000 people each, 😍😰😰😰

The name of the country sounds too uncomfortable, and it conflicts with Ming. There is nothing wrong with it, but it must be avoided, right? 😅

After reading two chapters, the protagonist's character is not likeable

They unified the world and there was no heir apparent. No one below you cares about you, you are also a god

The protagonist now does not lack soldiers, but lacks an internal affairs talent. Sun Kewang cannot be allowed to lead the army. It would be best for him to be the Minister of Household Affairs. Sun Kewang's internal affairs are among the best in history. He can manage 300,000 soldiers in the two poor provinces of Yunnan and Guizhou. He can supply Li Dingguo with food and grass when he fights thousands of miles away, even on difficult mountain roads, comparable to Zhuge Kongming. Sun Kewang has 99 points for domestic affairs and 70 points for leading troops in battle.

In this poisonous historical article, the author does not have the habit of collecting famous ministers and generals, so he will kill them when necessary. However, the author has the habit of collecting famous women, and most of the poison lies in collecting women. The overall writing is okay, but if you leave out the logical writing about women, it would be passable to excellent as a web article.

Chapter 50 also led a group of rebellious people to jump around there. So it's better to find the class early.

The Qing army was not afraid of entering the pass. There was also the Nanming court behind them. They took advantage of several anti-Qing waves to grow stronger and slowly held on. When the time came, they would take away the Manchus in one wave.

Recently I read the unofficial history of Hong Chengchou, and I realized that Lao Hong was a ruthless man. He was really a great conspirator, great strategist, great statesman, the most successful usurper, the real founder of the Qing Empire, a Hong family dynasty dressed in the skin of the Jianzhou Jünzhen outside the Pass.

What I wrote the year before last was reasonable, well-founded and interesting, but what was written next?

It's barely okay, but it's a bit hard to write so many books and they all end badly.

Just a reminder, don't slander Li Dingguo in the late Ming Dynasty. He is the person most likely to restore the country in the Southern Ming Dynasty.

Regarding the late Ming Dynasty, I simply don't believe that anyone can turn the tide without plug-ins/systems. It's useless even if you reincarnate into Chongzhen.

It looks very interesting, but the name of the country, the Republic of China, is so abrupt, and the name Dahuaguo sounds better than the Republic of China if it is not up to par.

One million taels of silver to repay a poor idiot from Shennong in a small county

The Republic of China, this country name is so nonsense

The first part is pretty good, and I can accept the part about women. After accepting Zhang Xianzhong's adopted son and letting them lead the army alone, I couldn't stand it. However, the author also explained it later, so I reluctantly accepted it and continued reading When I saw that the Great Wall and all the city walls were to be demolished, I really couldn't stand it anymore. The reason given was to prevent future emperors and high-ranking officials from being greedy for comfort rather than making progress. I couldn't stand the excuses. Why do you seem to be a eunuch now?

This book writes too much about Li Zicheng. How could Li Zicheng be so bad in history? He went to Beijing to raid civil and military officials, and also raided big households everywhere, offending all classes except the common people. He did not manage the basic business well. In other words, he started to run Xiangyang, Henan, and Shaanxi, but it only lasted a year or two, and everything was ruined. The wind blew away sand and rocks, scattering the Shun army's formation. The Qing Dynasty sneak attacked from the rear. The army was defeated like a mountain. After being betrayed by the gentry, Li Zicheng became disheartened. He retreated again and again and was defeated again. He even abandoned Xi'an. Finally, he died and the country was destroyed. The Li Zicheng in the author's book "The Protector of the Country" and "I Have a Cornucopia" should be more realistic.

Come out and end it 😭

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