Grand Shun Strategist: This Time, the Ming Fall Without the Queue Hairstyle

It's better to establish your own country. Li Zicheng, this piece of trash, will probably kill you.

There has been a lot of chatter in the comment area for a long time. I think it is nothing more than reading some horse bandit theory and coercion theory. If nothing else, you should at least read the history of peasant wars in the late Ming Dynasty before spouting nonsense. It is normal to have your own opinions, but to attack books that differ from your own in every possible way is simply too cheap.

It must not be popular. Li Zicheng's fault was not to destroy the Ming Dynasty, but to fulfill the Manchu Qing Dynasty. Although this was not his subjective wish, the fact is that he was the number one hero of the Manchu Qing Dynasty. I really can't like this kind of role. I don't blame you if I can't be Zhu Yuanzhang. It's really ugly if he pulls a big one

The core factor why Li Zicheng was difficult to exterminate was that they were rogue bandits. The program of the rogue bandits was to destroy production and coerce the refugees. They were destroying rather than constructing. Then can he be converted into a resident army? Impossible. It was precisely because of the disaster that they had no way out. Of course, in theory, if you were the army of the Communist Party, there was still a slight possibility. Is it possible to concentrate all the fields for unified planting and expand the army? There is another way to write about the rebel army, which is to control military discipline, fight local tyrants, divide fields and property. But you lack weapons. The local gentry will fight tooth and nail at that time. Whether they can resist is the question. In any case, you must be a leader to implement this kind of big political program, and even Li Zicheng was not a leader at the beginning. In other words, in the environment at that time, it was difficult for you to be a just army, because other rogue troops would also come to rob you.

Li Zicheng did not have the ability to be a hero, and could at most become a warlord. He could live temporarily. It was almost impossible for a time traveler to realize his ambitions, but he was still better than Tou Ming. At least Li could lift the table. Ming would have been unable to move forward if he did not lift the table if he did not lift the table. On the whole, it is better to build your own power and make the decision. Otherwise, many policies will offend the interests of the emerging elites and it will be almost impossible to implement them, because your power comes entirely from Li Zicheng. If he does not support or the support is weak, you will be unable to move forward. Even if you complete the reform, you may not end well. Shang Yang and Zhang Juzheng are examples.

Don't think about getting angry if you become a dog for the intruders.

Someone said before that Li Zicheng is not a hero, and I agree! If your thoughts and ideals cannot be implemented by Li Zicheng, or even the entire rebel army, it will all be in vain! In addition to getting rid of the Manchus, the most critical thing is the bureaucratic capitalism within the Ming Dynasty, as well as the landlords and gentry! These need to be reshuffled!

Looking at the title and introduction of the book, the protagonist plans to take the route of using his brain as a military advisor? In troubled times, military merit is number one. How can we follow the path of civil servants? Joining in so late? You can't just be a civil servant, right? How to complete the top-to-bottom transformation of Chuangjun within four to five years? Where does the reputation come from? After reading a lot of novels, I know that the peasant army is not so easy to train (the combat methods and combat conditions are like this). In other novels, the protagonist is best to control it from scratch, or is he the leader and changes it a little bit, and the protagonist, as a military advisor, manages and changes the peasant army with just one mouth? It's so difficult, the invading army is disobedient, the plan is difficult to realize, the plan is difficult to realize, and the military leaders below are even more disobedient, it is an endless cycle.

How much does the author know about the history of Chuangshun's staff?

The title of the book is "Don't shave your head", but after reading a few pages the word "ye" pops up. It would be better to rename it "I filmed a braid scene in Dashun"😘