Late Ming Dynasty: My Struggle

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The late Ming Dynasty was a bad period. The vassal princes and landowners of the Zhu family were extremely wealthy. Official corruption. Collaboration with the enemy and betraying the country. Coupled with natural and man-made disasters. There is no way for the people to survive. Lao Zhu's family is exhausted. When the army rises to replace it. And there are a lot of scholars during this period. Don't be afraid that no one will use it. They are the landlords who oppress the people in the local area. Vassal king. Rich businessman. Officials. You can kill them all. He kidnapped his female relatives. Copy his family assets. Kill his men. To make military supplies. Then gradually promote Yuan Cong and talented people as the basic base. Marry and build relationships. Divide the cake. Form your own interest group🪖

Come on, new books, there are too many children and grandchildren in the late Ming Dynasty. This rotten cuteness no longer needs the descendants of the family to continue to dominate.

As far as novels from the late Ming Dynasty are concerned, this one is pretty good. The only problem is that there are too many plots to lead the subordinates. In the early stage, the protagonist's abilities should be used more, and the plot should be rushed first. The fun points and the protagonist's abilities should be established first, and then the abilities of the subordinates can be gradually used. Now I have meetings with my subordinates every day to discuss the future direction, which is of little significance.

After the failure of the resistance against the Manchus and the second sinking of China, the civilizational wealth accumulated over five thousand years was completely destroyed by the Manchus. The arduous victory of the Anti-Japanese War prevented the third sinking of China. We started from scratch, no, from a negative number to rebuild civilization.

The writing is very good, there is no problem with basic skills, the protagonist is also good at both civil and military skills, and is brave and resourceful. The only problem is that it copies too much of Hong Jun's family history. The novel is set in the late Ming Dynasty, so many things cannot be applied. The protagonist, a peasant army in Shaanxi, started out with a team of 500 people. He wanted to develop from Shaanxi to the Dabie Mountains. I think it is a bit of a dream. From Suide to the Dabie Mountains, the distance is about 1,200 kilometers. The train takes 15 to 6 hours, and in the late Ming Dynasty it needs to cross the four provinces of Shaanxi, Henan, Huguang, and Nanzhili, and will pass through Yan'an, Xi'an, Guide, Kaifeng, Runing, Huangzhou, and Luzhou. . . Do the math yourself and think it's possible.

Brother, the author, you wrote that the Ming army in the feudal era was organized too quickly. They had such a fast organizational response speed that the peasant uprising had been suppressed long ago. The speed of troop deployment you wrote was so fast during the Zhu Yuanzhang and Zhu Di periods in the early Ming Dynasty. Once you fail to capture the county seat, a county magistrate will definitely hide it. They will only be regarded as grass bandits, not rebels.

During the Little Ice Age, which is a rare event in a thousand years, the agricultural country with a population of 190 million halved its food production. The country's finances collapsed, the emperor and his direct heirs were destroyed, and party strife and internal strife continued until the fall of the Southern Ming Dynasty. There were Tartar invasions outside, peasant uprisings inside, border troops surrendering, traitors as numerous as dogs, and intellectuals such as the Donglin Chaebol leading the charge to betray the country.

If you were asked to choose between the Ming and Qing dynasties through time travel, what kind of person would choose the Qing dynasty? Remember, what I said is time travel, not reincarnation. As long as you are not reincarnated in the Eight Banners, I really can't think of how well you, as a modern person, can live in the Manchu Qing Dynasty.

It's obviously well written. If you stick to it, your results will definitely be good. But it happened to be an update. Other new authors' results are not as good as yours, but they still persist.

Collaboration with foreigners is the last word. Many dynasties borrowed the power of foreigners.

Do you know how much a bucket of rice costs outside now? Fifty thousand dollars! I want 50,000 yuan of Zuse Tongbao! That pile of money weighs more than an adult! Comrades, this world should not be like this! It's time for us to take action and work hard for ourselves, our families, and our nation! A single spark can start a prairie fire!

You'd better not write about screwing.

Military law is so strict. If a subordinate steals a chicken, he will be killed, but the squire is fine.

Very well written, I finished it in one go. If you don't get good grades, please go back to the big number. I understand. But I would like to say something so that I can support you. Or should we wait until a new large-sized book comes out? Do you know the way to go?

When did you write that you were defeated and fled? It was so smooth.

Why don't you stop the Three Kingdoms book and write this one? I think it's pretty good.

Just find a base where you can improve gunpowder.

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My plot brain is all online, but updates are a little slow.