The Fall of the Ming Dynasty
明末行
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 13y ago
- English
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Jack
A rifled gun, all this mystery. It's actually very simple: find a high-carbon steel rebar, 2 millimeters thicker than the barrel's inner bore, carve diagonal lines on it to create a broach, then use a jack to press it through the steel pipe to form a rifled gun. It's that simple. Making it all so mysterious is just ridiculous. 😓
The book is written in a lot of ridiculously stupid parts. A powerful warlord just arrests people like that? Does he think court officials are idiots? They've already turned against the court, yet they still go to the emperor's aid? Is this plot supposed to be funny?
Pang Gang... Bladder? థ౪థ
I was confused from the beginning, and the Ming dynasty's garrison system seemed chaotic. A garrison, according to its official structure, should have around 5,000 men, a thousand-household garrison around 1,000, and a few hundred more for the rank of "Dangsheng" (a minor official). How could there be so many civil service positions, only 100 people? Not "Baihu" (a minor official), but "Shibaihu" (a probationary Baihu), "Zongqi" (a military officer), or "Xiaoqi" (a minor official)?
I used to enjoy reading any book, but now I don't want to read any of them.
The Qingzhou Guard is actually under the Lingshan Guard; it should be the Lingshan Thousand-Household Office.
Is the main character One-Punch Man?! He always wins fights with a single punch!
The main character's name is awesome. Bladder
Sun Kewang was actually Li Zicheng's subordinate, how could Zhang Xianzhong possibly accept that? Did the Netherlands have a king at that time? Wasn't that a period of seven provinces united? All the data is messed up!
Damn, there's a badly finished book? Speechless.