
Assassinate the Ming
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- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 4.9M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 15y ago
- English
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The entire text is mostly nonsense and illogical. For example: "I decided to establish a Commandery for the Wounded and Veterans..." ... Not yet an army... Just a few dozen guard squads... Only three died in the first battle… Nothing was stipulated, and everyone else automatically understood the Commandery's responsibilities... This is utterly nonsensical.
Do you know what Shennong's last words were? Ah! That's poisonous!
I skipped through it; it was a real waste of my time. They conquered the country under the banner of a republic, only to become emperor themselves?! It truly proves the saying that being emperor in a republic is the greatest insult to a republic. Everything was done according to our standards. And then they became emperor themselves? And they were just soldiers?!
Bamboo is lightweight, tough, incredibly cheap, and easy to shape. Using iron for armor is just stupid. If it were me, I'd imitate the vests of modern SWAT officers: the inner layer of cotton armor and bamboo strips would be charred to make them lighter, denser, and tougher, then combined with fishbone glue to create a composite layered material, plus raw lacquer, and wrapped with ramie fibers in…
Is Zheng Zhilong some kind of national hero? Does he even have any sense of national identity? A national hero, indeed.
When I saw the clause about exempting agricultural taxes, I didn't want to read any further. That clause is just disgustingly stupid.
It turns out it's a book from 10 years ago; no wonder it's so idiotic.
And the whole election? Brother, do you even know how to write? This is a waste of my time. Where in the Ming Dynasty do they hold elections?
I can't believe this book has been unsealed!
Large yellow croakers live in waters 60-100 meters deep and can be caught with a spear. Silver carp live in waters up to 2 meters deep, and can occasionally be caught with fish bones. However, they are definitely freshwater fish; there are no such fish near the sea. Is this a time-travel novel or a fantasy novel? At least make it believable! Of course, this is an old book, so I'm just grumbling a bit. ❛˓◞˂̵✧