Chongzhen of the Ming Dynasty: Summon Cao Zhengchun at the Beginning

A purely historical character has a really high acceptance of martial arts. Cao made two mummies in front of so many people to kill Wei Zhongxian. The reactions of others were relatively calm. Let's put it into reality. Was the character corrupted by God's will? With Cao Zhengchun's skills, he couldn't kill anyone he wanted without fighting with the established musketeers or crossbowmen. He could not keep anyone who wanted to leave. He even scared people to the point of shouting monsters and gods. He was sent to kill the old love. There were ways to kill them all. He didn't even need to kill all the important characters by name. Hou Jin would have just killed them all.

This, Cao Zhengchun, could it be that Cao Zhengchun who is the best in the world, Cao Zhengchun of Tiangang Boy Kung Fu? If so, the one in the plot put iron armor on it, and it can be directly on the battlefield. In reality, ten thousand people are against us

Goldfinger is pretty big, actually. Think about the ordinary world, whether Xiao Wu can behead someone easily, both externally and internally. The internal opponents keep changing, they keep dying of heart disease, they keep exploding gold coins. In one position, the chief officer dies in two or three months, and a new person comes to power and dies after promoting his own confidants. Is it easy to control the court? No matter what faction you are in, there are all kinds of accidents. As long as you change quickly, sooner or later the faction will be eliminated. Externally, Boar Skin is dead, Huang Taiji, and Dorgon are dead. Do other people have such a deep strategic vision? They will not finish the game sooner or later. The hang is too big.

Are all these eunuchs so fierce? In front of everyone, an old eunuch turned two young and strong eunuchs into human beings in a few seconds. In the eyes of this group of people, this was either a monster or a ghost. None of these eunuchs were scared to death. If this thing is put into modern times, it would be hard to pick it up on a mobile phone, let alone post it on Moments, not to mention the ancient era of special ghosts.

To put it bluntly, martial arts are no less important to the ordinary historical world than those we see cultivating immortals now. How come people in ordinary history are not surprised at all?

Only killing people does not change the system. If Dongchang is gone, Beichang will be there. If Donglin Party is gone, Nanlin Party will be there. Dorgon will be gone but Shaoergun will be.

Although the combination of history and martial arts is a bit confusing, especially real history, but because the author's writing style and plot are good, I actually enjoyed watching it. By the way, the special thing is that the protagonist changes his internal strength to practice...

The function of the golden finger is not written down, so it is a running account.

The most common strategy in history is to treat guests to beheadings. Now that you have Eunuch Cao, you can be more direct. What else is there to do? Oh, Ming Dynasty, that really doesn't work. The Ming Civil Service Group is a Cthulhu-style monster organization that is everywhere and has the function of memetic pollution. Anyone who is a scholar will be polluted and assimilated by the Civil Service Group. It is really difficult to deal with.

The Spanish Armada has been confirmed to be the apocalypse. Hundreds of ships are missing.

The Golden Finger text feels like it was written as a historical text.

Why doesn't the protagonist summon some of his subordinates?

I also thought about writing a history of the Ming Dynasty before. A novel that summons eunuchs from Ming Dynasty martial arts TV series, and I imagine Liu happy as well. There is also the Sky Wrath Sword version of Wei Zhongxian, and the King of Wheels. And Liu Jin in Tai Chi Zhang Sanfeng. Cao Shaoqin, Jia Ting and Lu Xiaochuan in the New Longmen Inn. Later, I found that the historical information was somewhat broken. Moreover, if the emperor of the Ming Dynasty wanted to clean up the outer court, he had to clean up the inner court first. Otherwise you are prone to catching fire. Or falling into the water and being strangled. Moreover, the Imperial Hospital of the Ming Dynasty was not a place where doctors could force anyone to enter. All hereditary. That also needs to be cleaned up. Otherwise, unless you are not sick at all, you will easily die if you are slightly sick. One's own heirs are also prone to death. In the palace, it would be best to announce the stone pillar to Qin Liangyu of the Department of Comfort. Recruit them to help make the guard more secure. Moreover, Zhu Yuanzhang could be beaten into a pariah. There are shed dwellers in Jiangxi and egg dwellers in Fujian and Guangdong. Recruit them and train them into soldiers, who will not be easily bribed within a few years at least. Otherwise, it would be unsafe to live in the palace. And there is also the issue of the clan. Many lower-level clan members live in the city and are not allowed to go out to earn a living. They have to eat every day. You can set up a clan unit to keep vigil for Emperor Taichang and Emperor Tianqi, and you can recruit them. Why did the Manchu and Qing Dynasties have a certain degree of authority in their central court until the end of the year? Because they have their own Eight Banners troops. Although everyone died in Gaolou Village in the end. Otherwise, Li Hongzhang and the others would not be able to get up. This is also why Yongzheng's officials and gentry can pay for their food as one, because there are troops available at any time to cleanse the Jiangnan gentry, and when the apocalypse occurs, they will play the Five-Man Monument. Anyway, I thought about a lot of random things, but in the end I didn't write the book.

Knowing that the general situation can be completely leveled, let Sun Chengzong guard the Guanning defense line, reuse Wei Zhongxian and factory guards to suppress the Donglin Party and other literati forces, and let Sun Chuanting go to Shaanxi to rectify the guard station. The situation can basically be stabilized, and music and dancing can continue.

Isn't it better to summon a famous general and change his name than to use a martial arts character?

I have never liked this kind of historical literature. It says it is about saving people, but in fact it is about saving a feudal dynasty and saving one's own power.

Come on, although this type of novel is easy to collapse, there is still a large audience.

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