
Late Ming: My Empire Where the Sun Never Sets
明末:朕的日不落帝国
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- Completed
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- 82k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 11mo ago
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- Qidian
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It's not a bad thing to give up early... Writing several books does make people feel that they are very streamlined.
Your previous book, Ji Han Da Sima, was well written.
Fujian people should choose Fujian to start their own business! Although Fujian is an indisputable place for military strategists throughout the ages, Fujian should have strong soldiers! In the era of cold weapons, strong soldiers really have their own regions! The first is the Qin army in Shaanxi! The second place is Shanxi and Hebei! The third place is Huaixi in the Central Plains! Some places south of the Yangtze River are nothing more than Danyang soldiers! Strong soldiers also appeared in other places, but they were all short-lived! For example, Qin Liangyu's white pole soldiers and Qi Jiajun's Yiwu soldiers! Guangxi Wolf Soldiers, Northeastern Jurchen Tribe, Northeastern Khitan Tribe... I said that there may be strong soldiers in Fujian because the forces that attacked Fujian several times paid a high price. The first record was that Qin Shihuang attacked Fujian after unifying the six countries, and the general died! Only then can we carry out restraint and rule! Later, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty also sent people to attack Fujian, but also suffered heavy losses, and also carried out Jisi rule! Some people may have said that it is because Fujian has not been developed due to environmental reasons and there is too much miasma, which has nothing to do with people! During the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period, the Southern Tang Dynasty attacked Fujian and directly missed the opportunity to capture the Central Plains! At that time, the Central Plains was completely waiting for someone to take over, and those who resisted the Khitan relied on the rebel army! As long as there is a partial division of the Southern Tang faction, the territory will be taken over at will! What was Nan Tang doing at that time? Fighting in Fujian! All the troops were dragged to Fujian! Some people may say that Southern Tang is not strong! In the early Qing Dynasty, the attack on Fujian was strong enough. Didn't it take decades to completely occupy Fujian? So I think Fujian can send strong troops
It's a pity. The subject matter is actually quite special.
Have you read too many novels and always thought that the first element of a strong army is adequate food and pay? Do you think any ancient powerful army had enough food and pay in its early stages? The first element of a strong army is faith. If you don't have faith, you must at least have that energy! Otherwise, everything is in vain! You don't have to rely solely on robbing for money and food. Don't overfeed them after robbing them, otherwise they will decline quickly! Don't think that Fujian can't produce a strong army because it has too many mountains and too little land to support many people! On the contrary, most of the places where strong troops were sent out in ancient times were places with more mountains and less land! If you have no money or food, go grab it! Of course, except the Central Plains! After all, Zhongyuan is either being robbed or on the way to being robbed! So I ranked the Central Plains soldiers in the third class!
In the age of great strife, dragons and snakes arise together
Registration form for heroes in the late Ming Dynasty: 🤓 Liu Xingzuo, courtesy name Dehan, was a native of Lingling, Yongzhou Prefecture, after Liu Bei, Emperor Zhaolie of the Han Dynasty. He is eight feet long, has a face like a crown jade, eyes like bright stars, a majestic body, and is good at wielding two swords. He beat a bully in his hometown to death because of an injustice, and lived in Fujian. Later he met Taizu, and he became a founding father of the country.
Very good, the protagonist is Zheng Zhilong's ecological niche. He made early arrangements and acquired the territory of Taiwan and Xiamen. Relying on trade income, he could arm 30,000 elite army soldiers and a fleet of 80,000 sailors, which could support at least 300 Chinese-style warships. If you maintain a Western-style fleet, you can also maintain about 60 third-class battleships. This strength is enough to sweep across the entire Jiangnan. But if we cross the Yangtze River to the west, we will be invincible at first.
It's a pity. The subject matter is okay, but the early stage was too bland.
The author's previous heroine was not Cai Wenji, but some historical beauties such as Da Qiao, Xiao Qiao and Zhen Mi. She looked uninteresting and had poor results.
The main heroine is not Cai Wenji, there are some historical beauties such as Da Qiao, Xiao Qiao and Zhen Mi. They look boring and have poor results.
I think you wrote Ji Han Da Sima very well! I watched it three times!! What you wrote this time about the end of the Ming Dynasty made me a little sleepy, brother.