The Most Ruthless Prince in the Ming Dynasty Crossed the River to Grab Nanjing at the Beginning

After reading four chapters, I would like to make a suggestion, be less sensational, don't go out of your way to show love for the people and soldiers, or pay attention to military discipline. It's too embarrassing. It would be better if you delete the scene of robbing the people's food. It's too bloody. It's not that you didn't have any preparations, and it's not that you didn't bring food. , How can the army not carry a pot? How can it be possible to carry a pot without bringing anything? How can it be possible to go to Tianjin to find food? Write the plot well, formulate strategies well when you are the emperor, and win the war is to love the soldiers. When you are in power, formulate good policies, use officials well, and stabilize the society is to love the people. Clear rewards and punishments are good leaders, don't put on a show

I'm a little speechless. If a prince dares to rob, he has lost his justice. It can be replaced by anyone else, but Zhu is not allowed. This is an act that loses the support of the people. Even if he wants to kill, he must let the people of the world see the justice of the procedure. Even if it is unfounded, there must be a reason.

I hope Li Zicheng will not be strengthened inexplicably. It is best not to write about the Ming Dynasty in the same way as Shao and Song Dynasties.

It's so deliberately sensational that it's a bit disgusting. The troops moved to Xuzhou and had to sleep on the streets? No organized army would be able to do such stupid things!

In one word, it's cool, but it's not mindless. You should be so decisive when dealing with the civil servants and squires in the late Ming Dynasty. The protagonist is vigorous and resolute, leaving no one to kill. Although some plots are a bit taken for granted (letting the recruits attack the Qing army head-on), the protagonist is not too invincible. The overall IQ of the characters is online. I hope that the subsequent plots can maintain the level of the previous chapter. The biggest problem with this book so far is that the title is a bit too generic. If I were to read this book in 🍅, I wouldn't even take a glance at it.

Is this introduction serious? Rob? When faced with the same problem, there is a difference between what outsiders and our own people do. No matter how corrupt and incompetent you are, you cannot rob it. Once you rob it, you will lose the legitimacy of the power. You think you are the emperor. You are wrong.

Have you ever been an emperor? Just write randomly and take it for granted!                                                                                                                                                                                      Come here, I have a job as the emperor of an interstellar empire. You only need to sit on a chair made of gold and without doing anything, you can enjoy the power of the entire galactic empire and let the entire galaxy rotate according to your will. It will definitely make you extremely happy!

Is it retarded for you to rob your own people? You have a legitimate reason to take it. If you insist on robbing it, you are not trampling on your own righteousness. You have no righteousness. Why does your Zhu family rule the world? If the prince robs the nobles and ministers, the big soldiers can't rebel. Don't forget that there is another saying. Your orders and your restraints are also conveyed by ministers and the court. Otherwise, is it possible for a random person to go to the Governor's Mansion and say that he is the newly appointed governor? That would still be a mess. Only a group of people can authenticate each other to exercise power. Your central system has collapsed. Li Zicheng has his own team. It's all over. What's more, if you run away from the prince like this,

From ancient times to the present, all dynasties, including New China, have been able to fight their way out of the siege of blood and fire by dividing their fields! The Qin Dynasty's military merit homestead system, the early Tang Dynasty's military service system, the early Ming Dynasty's guard system, and New China's land distribution system for local tyrants are essentially all about redistributing land, the most important social resource! Only with the support of the basic base of the land can we win the world! As for how to develop in the future, that is something that needs to be considered after successfully eating chicken!

Save money and don't grab Nanjing at the beginning.

Don't you think of any royal family members in the late Ming Dynasty except Zhu Cixiang? ? ?

After reading the comment area, I integrated several opinions and discussions 1. You can rob, but you need to be a famous teacher and need a fig leaf 2. You can't rob, you will lose your justice, and you will lose the legitimacy of the emperor and become a thief 3. You must rob, the political power will be overthrown. Regardless of governance, live first, and you will have great Confucian debates after self-improvement Consequences 1. You need to be a famous teacher, but it will lead to a widespread family of scholar-bureaucrats Class conflict and defection, and public opinion will be under pressure 2. Lack of a large amount of operational resources 3. Military power has become the only card in hand, and the emperor's legitimacy has been lost, triggering public criticism from scholar-bureaucrats across the country. The landlord class and business class will also defect in large numbers, the public opinion position has collapsed, and a large number of basic bases have been lost I can only say that there is no perfect operation, only acceptable consequences and matching play styles

I also want to write a novel. The company is about to close down, with internal and external troubles, and unpaid wages. The protagonist is the son of the chairman, who manages a branch. In order to win people's hearts, he takes the most profitable sales and best-performing individuals to block the door of the middle-level leaders and ask them to pay wages. After grabbing the branches, grab the head office, grab the head office and grab competing companies, and finally build a business empire. This kind of plot is quite enjoyable, I wonder if anyone will watch it?

Is there a female protagonist? I have very little exposure to historical literature. I only started reading it recently. I recently read a historical novel that gave me a headache. The whole story was about fighting, there was no heroine, and there was no daily life. There is no wind, flowers, snow, moon, and all kinds of sentient beings. I have been writing about how to fight wars. It was interesting at first, but it became boring later on. It is really a historical article. This is too serious and rigorous. As soon as I asked in the comment section if there was a female protagonist, a lot of people came up to criticize me. Why is the virgin here again? Has he never seen a woman? What a mess. I was drunk when I saw it. . After asking about two historical articles, most people were like this. . If you have it, you have it, if you don't have it, you don't have it. Every book has an audience for every book.

I knew I would take leave right after it was released, almost like a eunuch

The Ming Dynasty cannot be saved, and it is difficult to recover. The only way is to push everything back. At the end of the Ming Dynasty, officials were incompetent, soldiers were incompetent, and the people were incompetent. The characteristics of the Ming Dynasty were tax avoidance through donations. Scholars did not pay taxes, and the powerful did not pay taxes. Unscrupulous people donated land to the names of powerful people and did not pay taxes to the country. Only a small number of honest people paid taxes until they went bankrupt and joined the army. Most of the people in the Ming Dynasty did not die unjustly.

The author, the real history that is very popular on the Internet recently, there are steam engines in the Ming Dynasty. In terms of technology, we can be bolder and directly transfer the Western technology from the same period. I don't think it will be a big problem. Western history is too watery, especially in modern times.

Before Li Zicheng broke through Beijing, Emperor Chongzhen wanted to organize a personal escort. The prince went to Nanjing, but unfortunately failed. What he wants to use is the servants of nobles. It is a pity that the nobles do not support Emperor Chongzhen. If you propose to go south at this time, what will you say? No matter how many people you take away, or how much money you take away, Chongzhen will support you and there is no need for you to rob them. The troops that still had fighting power in front of the capital city were the servants in the nobles' mansions, and the remaining troops were also under their control. Even Emperor Chongzhen couldn't rob their homes. Li Zicheng or the Manchus could do it because they had strong troops. Brother, what do you have? You really thought it was a female-channeled novel, right? Ah, I am the prince, and the rest will not resist. Moreover, this is tantamount to self-destruction. How can I put it? The greatest advantage of the Ming Dynasty is legitimacy. If you do this, you will be tantamount to lowering your status, and you will be almost the same as Li Zicheng and others. You can't collect taxes even if you go to Nanjing. The armies in the hands of those warlords are capable of fighting. They can't defeat the Manchu Qing Dynasty or Li Zicheng, but there is no problem at all in defeating you. You really think that the young soldiers of the Forbidden Army can defeat others, right? When the time comes, the warlords will attack you and the civil servants will not recognize you.

The late Ming Dynasty was too chaotic, and with the Little Ice Age, the biggest enemy was the Manchu Qing Dynasty.

It feels like it's written in a stereotypical way. Powerful landowners deserve to be exploited. Ordinary people are kind and sensible. Applying kindness and power at the same time, clearly distinguishing rewards and punishments is the way to govern. If you keep giving benefits, he will think that you are easy to talk to. It's the same regardless of class. If you don't quickly ascend the throne and establish your own prestige, I feel that this is a poisonous point, and Chongzhen's credibility has been overdrawn to the limit. Needless to say, the appeal of the word "emperor's orthodoxy" is that only when people believe that you, the emperor, can return to the peak of the Ming Dynasty can the "power" come out.

By the way, does the protagonist really not lose his legitimacy by doing this?

Those who say they can rob without thinking understand that chaos cannot be controlled. Losing order will only bring destruction and damage to one's own combat effectiveness.

How to ensure order when going into a city to rob, so that the big-headed soldiers only rob the people you agree to rob, and then do nothing to others? Relying on military law and requiring middle-level generals to enforce it, how can we ensure that some of them are satisfied with just robbing these few houses? And if you rob this city today, do you want to rob that city tomorrow? If the military salary is lower than that of robbing big-time soldiers, will they still wait obediently? If you don't rob them if they want money, what should they do if they rob it themselves? Wouldn't it just be like the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms? This morning, people are engaged in military law, and there is no fear of mutiny at night? What should other big cities do if they are afraid that you will come into the city to rob and resist desperately? The land allotment must be managed by grassroots officials. How can you ensure that your supporters will not take advantage of you and violate the law?

Kill, kill, kill, in that fucked-up era of the 17th year of Chongzhen's reign, the protagonist had to kill to have food, money and mercenaries, and to reopen the Ming Dynasty. If I really follow the political balance that some readers said, I'm afraid I won't die fast enough. Now the protagonist's foundation is the army. After the Ming Dynasty is reopened, there will be a great Confucian who will debate the scriptures for the protagonist.

Chapter 1: Give the money to those poor and useless people?

Not bad, things have started to improve a bit.

In the third chapter, the perspective of the supporting character is changed. . . 😅

Why do you say you can't rob it yourself? Because you are the prince. At least the people in the city are your own. Let the soldiers grab the head of the superior. You can't control it later. Why do you say that Li Chuang can rob? Because for them, the Ming Dynasty is an enemy. You think your prince is different from corrupt officials and nobles. In fact, in the eyes of the big-headed soldiers, they are all the same. They are all officials. The big-headed soldiers don't have such a high consciousness, and they don't have such high executive power. When you go to the city and rob, you only rob the nobles. Do officials rob? Whether the big ones are robbing or not, they are all gone. Some are robbing more and some are robbing less. What should the small ones do if they are not convinced? Keep robbing. The big officials are gone. Robbing small officials. Robbing merchants. Why do you say that you are the prince and you have to stop? Why don't you stop when others are robbing? I will stop when I rob you. I have robbed all the princes. I was so frightened by the sword. The prince is like that. Isn't that the same for you, the prince? Sima Zhao killed the king in the street. Why is it so influential? It's not like the emperor has never been killed before, but the sanctity of imperial power was slapped on the street. You have the same reason.

Let the soldiers snatch it once, and it will happen countless times. At that time, there were other clans in the south, and to put it simply, they were still fighting among themselves. How do you think you made a comeback? There are some people who say that a strong army and strong horses make me want to laugh. When there is not enough food and military pay, you will understand the meaning of strong soldiers and strong horses.

First of all, let's talk about history. The Ming Dynasty was not destroyed by the Qing Dynasty. It was the Qing Dynasty that gave itself a pat on the back. Until Wu Sangui let go of Shanhaiguan, the predecessor of the Qing Dynasty died after the Jin Dynasty. Although there were more victories and fewer defeats in the field battles, they did not really break through the Great Wall defense line. The Ming Dynasty really died due to civil strife. , Party strife, corruption, peasant uprisings, the death of Li Zicheng's Shun Dynasty... It was the systematic collapse of the Ming Dynasty. The Qing Dynasty seized the opportunity to instigate rebellion against Wu Sangui, took advantage of the huge power vacuum in the Central Plains, and took advantage of it. It was still to avenge Chongzhen. The banner was destroyed by the Shun Dynasty, not the Ming Dynasty. The Jurchens who were dissatisfied and invincible were all subsidizing themselves. Even at the moment when Chongzhen hanged himself, all aspects of the supply of the Later Jin Dynasty still relied heavily on the internal struggles of the Ming Dynasty, such as the official, merchant, and gentry class's opposition to the north. Smuggling, the Houjin Dynasty at that time could not be completely self-sufficient. The Ming Dynasty's family wealth was so frightening that it was the only dynasty established from a peasant uprising. It eventually died in the peasant uprising more than two hundred years later. The success of the Qing Dynasty was mainly a political success, not a strong military. Here comes the key point. Hou Jin in this book has lost his biggest political bargaining chip, that is, in order to avenge Chongzhen, Wu Sangui has lost his biggest excuse and motive for surrendering to the Qing Dynasty.