Every Man Has a Duty

It's a piece of military writing, and the protagonist has no charisma 🙂

I hope there won't be any more content in the journal in the future.

The map is as above

The officers and soldiers will only call them Liu thieves and Zhu thieves, but will not call you Han thieves at all times, and they will not call you Han army. The world's people's status is righteous, and they are happy to let you "seize" and admit that you seize people's righteousness You write as if the Han Dynasty is fighting with the Ming Dynasty. Even if you really get to this point, the officials and soldiers will not admit that you use "Han" If you call yourself a Ming army, won't the officials and soldiers want to call you a Ming thief? ! In the future when the Qing army enters the customs, the Tatars may call you Han thief, the Eight Banners of the Han Dynasty and the Green Camp will most likely not want to call you Han thief, and the Ming court will not call you Han thief. Those who may call you Han thief may be Shun and Daxi (they will not call you Han thief when you are not capable of competing in the world. Before this, the "Han army" was just a self-pleasure among Liu thief)

The country is being played like this by the gentry, you tell me that ordinary people are responsible? I'll first take advantage of you, the nine insect tribes, to fatten up my own body, and then dominate the world!

This plot is really inconsistent and full of contradictions, and it is completely a classic plot of forcibly subduing one's wits. Currently, the protagonist controls Sichuan, Shaanxi, Hunan and Hunan (most parts), and Guangdong and Guangxi, and his territory spans Southwest, Central South, and South China. He is actually half of the power. His military and financial resources have overwhelmed the local Ming army, and he is already the overlord of one of the separate factions. As a result, Chongzhen only gave Han Yinhou, and the pattern and cognition were completely divorced from reality. The other side has marched to Hubei and is targeting its heart. A mere marquis has neither actual gains in fiefdom nor division of territory and real power. It is equivalent to using an empty name to appease a powerful enemy. It is pure self-deception. From Chongzhen's perspective, he could either use all his troops to fight to the death, or offer equal bargaining chips to recruit enemies. However, a humble marquis could neither deter his opponents nor win over people's hearts. On the contrary, he seemed weak and confused to the court. In the final analysis, it is consistent with the previous logic: in order to prolong the plot, deliberately suppress the judgment of the court, use unreasonable rewards to create a temporary confrontation situation, and forcibly delay the decisive battle and the ending. In reality, by this point, the two sides would have already broken up and started an all-out war, and there would not be such a painless farce of canonization.

In fact, the book is almost the same as the previous book. We talk about elite soldiers based on armor. We calculate how many armors craftsmen build all day long to increase the number of elite soldiers. Although there is a direct relationship, those soldiers who have been trained for several months without armor are not considered elite soldiers? Those imperial soldiers whose equipment is not as good as that of the protagonist but who can fight on par with the protagonist are not considered elite soldiers?

Your pursuit of soldiers is too outrageous. Did the protagonist dig up the ashes of Zhu Yuanzhang's horse? If these Ming troops were really so dedicated, the entire universe would be taken over.

The writing is so good, it captures the momentum of my Ming Dynasty. Even though our Ming Dynasty was faced with natural and man-made disasters, financial crises, frontier troops unable to pay military pay for several years or even more than ten years, fierce internal strife within the party, and Chongzhen being a foolish king, he could still easily deal with the double attack of the wild boar and Liu Ni. With the land of Shaanxi and Hanzhong alone, Liu Shui could be pinned down with one hand.                               ，！ You don't understand that Ming Dynasty has the backbone to willingly starve to death and donate food to the court! Integrity can be eaten as food.                                ，！ What? Do you think Liu Ni is a saint? Every time a place is conquered, there will be no natural disasters there. Landlords everywhere became saints and donated their land and wealth. There is no more internal fighting, people are united, and all kinds of bad feudal habits are gone, and we are moving towards a harmonious society. ​​ Liu Ni can also hypnotize, and he can still firmly control the political power as an otaku. No, Ming Dynasty is in trouble. Go to the Ancestral Temple to ask Zhu Yuanzhang to come down to earth!

That is to say, the protagonist developed a bit quickly in the early stage, and the balance of power began to become unbalanced. Then he starts to design unreasonable plots, forcibly elevating the opponent and suppressing the protagonist. So the situation shown is that the protagonist obviously has the right time, place and people, the army is well treated, rewards and punishments are clear, there is faith, the equipment is good and the system is reasonable. Under normal circumstances, the opponent should be crushed and let the opponent surrender; refer to the Liberation War, everyone is not stupid, and who can be a good person is willing to follow suit. Dai Qing can dominate the world with his appearance. But as a result, the protagonist came to the Ming Dynasty to deal with Dai Qing while the so-called elite troops were able to fight back and forth with the protagonist, which was even a bit thrilling. If the Ming Dynasty really had this ability, then what else would happen to the Qing Dynasty. It is a common phenomenon to suppress the progress of the protagonist, but historical novels are different from cultivation novels. It is not only about the sense of satisfaction but also about national sentiments. To put it more seriously, you are afraid of the ruling class and do not believe in the power of the people. So I advise the author to write according to the actual situation and speed up the progress. At worst, there will be more development achievements after the founding of the People's Republic of China in the later period. It is not a bad idea to even write about international hegemony. For details, please refer to the son-in-law of Genghis Khan next door. Writing your grades like this now will only make it worse and worse, and it will also ruin your character.

This book increases the difficulty for the protagonist at the beginning. It has become a common event for the frontier troops to become rogue bandits in the seventh year of Chongzhen. There are already several giant bandits on the loose. The protagonist's No. 100 Officers and soldiers are really risking their lives to chase them. If they are so desperate, those giant bandits who have captured the county should have been wiped out long ago. Now it is just the No. 100 People who are fleeing. The difficulty is speechless🤦

The Qing Dynasty entered the country and surrendered everywhere. The protagonist attacked and vowed to serve the Ming Dynasty to the death. In the book, the soldiers at the bottom of the Ming Dynasty were like soldiers who received three times the ring and had enough to eat every day. With these soldiers and generals, even ten Qing dynasties could not invade.

Is the score of this book a bit too high? I felt sleepy after reading about 150 chapters. It was too dull. Moreover, the quality of the Ming army seems to be too high. If Huang Taiji really had this power, there would be no way Huang Taiji could successfully move south. The siege and defenders are also very weak. It should be no problem for 1,000 defenders to stop 5,000 people from attacking the city, right? The result was that with a Ming army of 5-6,000 men and 2,000 cavalry, nearly 2,000 people were killed by the defenders, which was actually higher than the siege party's battle losses.

After reading over a hundred chapters, I really can't stand it. The protagonist wishes he could raise an army of 100,000 people in the ravines and go out again. He has to make a hundred preparations for everything. Brother, you are rebelling. Don't you want to take any risks? The loyalty of my subordinates is 100. They are a group of veteran ruffians who killed officials and rebelled. They will not rob if they say they won't, and farm the land if they say they want. A group of old men have been living in the mountains for a year and a half without any opinions. They don't want to rob civilian women and they don't indulge. They haven't rebelled yet. They are bandits who have such discipline? The surrounding villagers, residents, merchants, and craftsmen all knew that they were in the mountains. They robbed large households and people came and went. No one reported them, and they kept robbing. With only two traces for a year, the government still thought they were cheating.

It's so baffling. What are these officers and soldiers doing? It makes no sense at all and is indefensible. Let the author learn a lesson!

What are you dragging on? Tell me what you have talked about in the last few dozen chapters. Forget about the epic strengthening the Ming army. The Han army has advantages in all aspects. After dozens of chapters, it is still at that point. Are you used to subscribing to every chapter?

When there is a big battle, the protagonist does not go around to comfort people, but stays in his room and compiles a book... He is also drunk... And he also compiles something about physics, chemistry, and biology... If you delete this part of the book, there will definitely be a lot more people reading it... Didn't you realize that every time you mention the book, there are a lot of people complaining...

I have read more than 160 chapters. The protagonist is about to fight in Chengdu. He is not married yet and has no heirs... Just him and his brother. I don't understand why his subordinates are not anxious at all. Whenever he has three strengths and two weaknesses, his power will collapse immediately... Lao Zhu wants to get married and raise a lot of orphans and adopted sons. The protagonists are just two brothers. They have no foundation at all...

This shows that the officials and troops of the Qing Dynasty and the people were more loyal and loyal than those of the Ming Dynasty. Do you know how the Qing Dynasty defended against the Han people? Provincial garrison, Fucheng detachment, county detachment, and even villages and towns had squads of two or three people. All signs of rebellion were killed first, do you understand? You have made it so big. Those Han people who are officials and soldiers. You only need to send 100-500, 20-100, 3-10 people to prefectures, counties, and towns to contact the officials and soldiers. The common people have already joined you with gongs and drums. Are you still defending the city? With your letter stamped with the official seal, send someone to contact the officials and soldiers. They will directly replace the flags on your city. Then they will cut off the heads of the Manchu, Mongolian and Han Eight Banners and give them to you as certificates of title. Do you still need you to fight in each county, prefecture, and provincial capital?

The Ming army is seen besieging the protagonist. The general's artillery during the Jiajing period could fire dozens of rounds a day for a month without bursting 😅. This metal smelting talent seems to be on par with the great powers in World War I.

The writing is good, but the reverse cheat in the early stage is outrageous. At the end of the Ming Dynasty, if you had such morale, you would still chase hundreds of miles with your servants? Didn't you borrow the head of a fellow villager long ago?

I've read Chapter 110, and I'd like to complain. It's not inconsistent at all to change the name of this book to "Legend of Stacked Armor". It's like a game. If I stack armor, the opponent's attack will not break the defense, so everyone is focused on stacking armor.

It's too fake. I've occupied almost 4 provinces. If you don't marry a wife, just pretend that the protagonist doesn't want it or can't think of it. The people below won't agree. How can the people below work without worries if they don't have their eldest son?

He was almost beaten to the head of Chongzhen's bed, and he was still building a high wall for me to accumulate food and slowly become king. . . . Most of the country is gone, so why are you pretending to be aloof? If you don't claim to be the king, don't change the system, are you just playing house?

After reading the latest chapter, if the Ming Dynasty still had hundreds of thousands of elite troops as described by the author, why would the Qing army fight? They could just seize them outside the customs.

Don't read it after chapter 200. I won't talk about the ink marks. There are more and more disgusting logics. Be happy or unhappy, be logical but not illogical, don't kill the people who should be killed, it is said to be a precious population resource, how many people are missing? The food money saved is enough to save many civilians.

When I saw the protagonist fighting a war, I didn't want to read any book about physics, biochemistry or the like.

The only thing is that the author should be very clear from the previous article that the advantages of the Eight Banners are mounted shooting, mobility and low human rights. Don't do anything like the Eight Banners' super Saiyans and heavy armored infantry.

When I was thinking about this attack, was the attacker prohibited from artillery by God's will? Your description of the war is not three-dimensional. In essence, fighting is like playing cards, it is turn-based, and counter cards are played according to the opponent's cards, but it is really like being frozen. When the camera is not around, you will be paddling and the NPC will not move. Even if we don't do anything, I think the light barrier can be higher than the city. This was the last time I paid to watch it, and I was exhausted. The people in your book are not real people at all. The world has collapsed and it is difficult to even find peace in one corner. How can they still fight so hard? It can only be said that the Ming Dynasty fed its people with rice. Li Zicheng did not fight as many tough battles as you in the last year.

The protagonist Man Xiang's armored soldiers who train every day still defend the city. The casualties were higher than those caused by food and salary shortages in the late Ming Dynasty. Those who know about the late Ming Dynasty, but those who don't know think that it was Zhu Yuanzhang who led troops to attack you. The soldiers in the late Ming Dynasty were so awesome that they had already driven the Manchus back to their hometowns. In ancient times, when illiteracy was so serious that you couldn't even read a few words, you went to promote advanced mathematics, geometry, and chemistry. Physics. Moreover, a government's territory is still being attacked from all sides, so you don't think about military matters. You are still writing books to cultivate advanced mathematical geometry. If you don't know a few words and can't even calculate a few numbers, you teach advanced mathematics geometry, hahahaha.