Late Ming Dynasty

What can I say about this book? I highly recommend it I have read historical books such as "Qin Officials", "High-Rank Poor Scholars", "Tang Bricks", "Zi Zhi Tian Xia", "Shao Song", "Official Residence", "I", etc., And each has its own shortcomings. "Tang Brick" is a typical cool novel with too many hooks. A major feature of the book written by Zie Yu 2 is the rapid development of technology. There are also some female supporting characters in it, which are really annoying to watch, but I have to say that the rhythm of "Tang Brick" is really good, and Shuangdian and Randian are also very good. Relatively speaking, his "Tomorrow" is pretty good. The problem of female supporting roles is still there. The psychological description of becoming an emperor is relatively good! In terms of thinking, I feel a little confused. The new series "Qin Li" in July has moderate technological points and allows us to understand the Qin Dynasty from a new angle. The rhythm and plot are both good. But the biggest problem is that Qi Qiyue seems to be very enthusiastic about the enfeoffment system. Basically, every one of his books will be like this in the end. "Qin Li" is pretty good. In addition to the poisonous point of the enfeoffment system (my opinion, don't criticize if you don't like it), the following books basically have some character collapse and some unfinished work. "The Superior Hanshi" is a different kind of breeze in historical writing. The style of the Wei and Jin Dynasties in it is very fluttering, and the senses are still good. However, there are a few war scenes and the ending is too hasty. Other books by the Three Idiots, such as "Ya Sao", give people a different kind of literary style, which is very good. However, it still has the same problem. The ending is very sudden and seems to be unfinished. But this person has passed away, so I can only lament in vain. As for "Ruling the World", to be honest, the political struggle and war aspects are pretty good, but I don't know if the author focuses too much on these two aspects. People's livelihood and institutional aspects are really embarrassing, not to mention sending the Song Dynasty royal family to foreign lands for enfeoffment. In the end, the domestic political system can be said to be completely different, and the economy is also a mess, which will explode sooner or later. The technology points made Khitan and Song take off in both directions, and almost collapsed. But it's still watchable. The economics of "New Song" are really good, and the political struggle is also very strong. However, the writing is really frustrating. The protagonist's various actions in the middle have killed his teammates one after another. I really can't stand it anymore. "New Song Dynasty" and "Ruling the World", these two books are very long and have some poisonous points. It can only be said that they are difficult to live up to due to their great reputation. People who have less time should read with caution, especially "New Song Dynasty". In the case of "Shao Song", traveling through time as Emperor Zhao Gou is a good angle, but I don't remember it as a bad thing. Maybe I personally feel a little uncomfortable with the marriage. After the protagonist became the emperor, he gradually lost all the characteristics of modern people, which is a bit regretful, but it is only for my personal reasons. "The First Rank in the Official Place" and "The First Rank in the Country", as Ming Dynasty-themed novels, the plots of both books are good, especially in terms of character portrayal, and they also show us a different way of seizing power through a coup. Most of the sightlines in the book are in the south, which is very good. Of course, the political struggle is still a bit lacking. In every peak political fight, the protagonist is basically absent or playing on the edge, which is not enjoyable enough. However, Master Sanjie's writing skills are really good and I highly recommend him. Wang Zijun's "Dream Back to the Great Ming Spring" and "I" are also very good, especially "Dream Back to the Great Ming Spring". The mutual trust between the protagonist and Zhengde, as well as the portrayal of the Zhengde character, are very good. As for "I", apart from the fact that it made some people a little bit jealous when they rebelled at the beginning, it was actually not bad. However, the biggest problem for "I" may be that it played too smoothly, basically pushing it all the way. As for the establishment and improvement of the system, I personally feel good about it. Especially when the protagonist is about to die in old age, I still feel quite tearful. As for the book "Late Ming", to be honest, I knew it from other chapters. After reading it, my overall feeling is that it is clean and neat, there is basically no water in the whole book, and every transition is just right, and the supporting characters in it are also very well portrayed. Great, after reading this book, you won't just remember Chen Xin and Liu Minyou. There will always be a supporting character in it that can resonate with you or leave a deep impression on you. This book is not only a refreshing article about traveling through time and changing fate against the will of heaven, it is also a picture of all living beings in the late Ming Dynasty. As for Liu Min, my personal feeling is that his existence is very necessary. Let's not talk about his work ability, just talk about his role for Chen Xin. First of all, it gave Chen Xin someone he could trust unconditionally and with whom he could complain and relieve his boredom when he had troubles. Many people think that it's great to wear it alone, and that it's great to change one's destiny by one person, but this is unrealistic. Even if you are an all-rounder and are proficient in domestic, foreign, and military affairs, you may not have the energy if you have the ability. Being in history, if you are the only one, the pressure is actually very great, because it is difficult for you to find someone in this world who can resonate with your soul on your own. This is especially true whenever you are at the crossroads of a decision that determines your future destiny, and the psychological pressure can be very high. Liu Minyou's role is to help Chen Xin check for omissions and fill in the gaps when making some decisions. If there is only Chen Xin, even if he is very strong and has a lot of luck, he will find a person with full internal affairs and civil affairs abilities at the beginning. With Chen Xin's character, it is possible that he will become a replica of Mustache later. The book mentioned many times that Chen Xin wanted to brainwash the people in Dengzhou. Among Chen Xinxin's subordinates, except for Liu Minyou, almost no one could openly raise objections. There were quite a few yes-men and sycophants. This scene looks a bit like Chang Kaishen! Let's talk about Liu Minyou. He first demanded of himself and Chen Xin completely according to modern moral standards, and then slowly made compromises and concessions to reality. He is not a Holy Mother, he is just an ordinary person who has traveled to ancient times and has not yet adjusted his mind. He was born in the countryside, and his personality is like an old scalper. He is down-to-earth and hard-working, and has a kind heart. He can be said to be the guarantee of the moral bottom line of the Dengzhou system. Those who say Liu Min should do this or that, please put aside your God's perspective first, and then wait until you encounter some of the things Liu Min encountered in real life that test human nature before making a decision. I don't like flattery, but I am kind-hearted and compassionate. Shouldn't such a person be worthy of praise? Why would some people complain or even hate him? I really can't figure it out. Is it possible that Liu Minyou is a mirror for them? And regarding Liu Minyou's work ability and his relationship with Chen Xin, he made some comments and raised objections to Chen Xin. What happened? No one really imagines that after time travel, everyone around him will listen to him, listen to him, and revolve around him, right? If this is the case, I suggest this kind of people read Xiaobai Shuangwen. To be honest, this book is not suitable for you! It is also said that double penetration is poisonous. Even if it is double penetration, the other party should be destroyed. Such people should be very lonely in reality! At the end of the story, the reason why the Dengzhou soldiers were able to win and conquer the world was inseparable from Chen Xin and Liu Minyou. In the art of war, it is said: Use righteousness and harmony to achieve victory by surprise. In the whole story, what Chen Xin mainly does is to win by surprise. From the beginning, he has used various heretical ways and conspiracies to achieve his goal. But if that is all, it will be difficult to go far, even if he wins the world. That's why Liu Minyoucai appeared. His role is to use righteousness, do things openly, and use normal means to lay the foundation for Dengzhou. This is also the main reason why the Jin people went to learn Dengzhou soldiers and could only learn something superficial. Consistent high-pressure rule and long-term brainwashing are still not enough. It is precisely the two different personalities and different ways of doing things that Liu Minyou and Chen Xin are able to gather so many like-minded people around them. This is very obvious in the composition of university personnel and the establishment of framework. The only two things that made me feel awkward in the whole book were the establishment of the separation of powers and the firing of guns after soldiers retired. These two are actually the same, and they are considered poisonous points. However, considering the time when this was written, there were still filters in the United States at that time, so it is excusable. Another awkward point, probably for personal reasons, is that Xiao Jiahua is always bright and full of sunshine and has all kinds of tricks. I feel that her existence is purely to recruit people from the Dengzhou system. I don't know why Chen Xin would help her. I am really disgusted by this woman. Of course, this is purely personal reasons. Finally, the book "Late Ming" is highly recommended, but please don't use "ceiling" or "much better than xxx" to recommend it. Disfavoring it will only bring bad luck to "Late Ming". Everyone has their own preferences for radish and green vegetables, and blind praise will only turn into a kind of flattery for "Late Ming", which is destructive!

The biggest failure of this book is that most people who have read it have become short of books 🙂. Readers who think it is not good can be patient, or read it after a few years with some accumulation and experience. You will definitely like it.

First, let's talk about the shortcomings of this book: First, I will be short of books after reading it. It is said that it is difficult to go from luxury to frugality. If you read other books, you will either feel that there is a lack of details, a lack of historical accuracy, or a rudimentary plot. In short, it is difficult to swallow the dross after the delicacies. The second is that after reading it, you will lose your patience. After this book is over, there will be an even more exciting "Iron-Blooded Remnant" waiting for you. The psychological exploration of the characters, the handling of human affairs and the characterization of historical figures are all at the top level of online writing. After reading it, you will understand why it is said that "the mastery of human feelings is the article". Next, let's talk about the content of this book. It is rich in content and details. Many people have praised it and I don't need to go into details. It's just a pity that due to the influence of some external factors, the southeastern coastal branch of the book has not been developed. At the end, after the gold is destroyed, there is not much talk about the internal game. Fortunately, the next book will make up for it, which can be regarded as a big bonus. All in all, Ming Chuan is number one and well deserved.

1 Origin In the book review area of ​​"Wanli Mingjun", some book friends discussed that the war scenes were not well written. Other book friends recommended "Late Ming". I couldn't stop reading it. To borrow a sentence from the book review, "It's like watching a movie." The author's writing is amazing, and the writing is very camera-like and very exciting. 2 Random talk The protagonists Chen Xin and Liu Minyou, that is, youminxin-youminxin. The development of Chen Xin and Liu Minyou is well written, but the focus is on the little characters. Almost every character is very vivid. Zhang Zhongqi is the first to recommend it. He wrote it very well. It is a complete tragedy. If Zhang Zhongqi is published separately in this book, it will be a better literary work. This book is not too long. The story starts and ends in Liaodong. Although some foreshadowings are not written (the line from Fujian, Zhengzhou and Japan is left blank), the story is complete. But the author probably had regrets in his heart, so the other book "Iron-Blooded Remaining Brightness" was written in the late Ming Dynasty, starting from the south. "Late Ming" is about maritime smuggling, recruiting troops, collecting refugees, farming, and developing firearms. It is much more exciting and comfortable to watch. "The Last Ming" is very uncomfortable to watch. The protagonist is a financial liar who will be hung up on the street in modern times. It tells the story of a capable bad guy who travels to the late Ming Dynasty. It is more sophisticated than "Late Ming" and the deduction is more detailed. The more I watch it, the more I feel that Ming deserves to die, but it is a pity for the people in the last days. The perspective of "Wanli Mingjun" is a top-down reform. The perspective is different and the writing is slightly lacking, but it is still a good book. 3 Others I have read a lot of historical novels in the past 10 years. The author's writing skills are absolutely top-notch. "Late Ming" is definitely a masterpiece. Historical novels are most afraid of being written as popular science. Only good stories can impress people. Finally, I don't know how much the author will earn by subscribing to "Iron-Blooded Remnant" at Qidian. Com

I started reading online novels in high school and dabbled in many genres - tomb robbing, military, espionage, officialdom... But I clearly fell in love with the genre of historical time-travel novels, especially the category of time-travel novels. At that time, I started to get into the trap with "Things Back to the Ming Dynasty" written by Yue Guan Da, and then "Night Walk in Jinyi", "Official Residence" and other first-class online articles, all of which accompanied me countless days and nights, reading, reading, and even three readings! ! ! After I started working, I rarely had the opportunity to read online articles. Therefore, although "Late Ming" is well-known, I have never had the opportunity to read it. During this epidemic, I finally started this reading plan, which also made me understand why so many netizens regard "Late Ming" as a masterpiece of historical time-travel novels. No one can beat it, and other similar online articles can only lag behind! ! ! I think the three biggest advantages are- 1. The opponents are not written as mentally retarded or noobs. Although Chen and Liu still relied on the advanced wisdom of their second generation to crush them😃😃😃 2. The characterization and description of some small characters. Images such as Zhang Zhongqi, Fatty Tang, Zhong Laosi, Zhao Xuan, and the children of the Guan family have become "beyond" protagonists. Even Guandimiao, Yuan Gusheng, and Li Yongfang, who occupy only a small space, are all described with flesh and blood and full images 3. The author's profound writing skills. The detailed description of the emotional changes of the characters, the line drawings of the confrontation between the two armies on the battlefield, the seamless connection in the scene transition, and the final echo of some hidden lines (of course, there are also some holes that have not been filled in), are breathtaking, I admire you! To sum up, "Late Ming" is truly a masterpiece! ! !

The greatest advantage of this book is that it writes a historical time travel story at the level of an excellent script. In other words, it is a dimensionality reduction attack on the level of online literature. But again, from a traditional literary perspective, it's not particularly outstanding. The author is talented in writing. The most important thing about writing is not the writing style that looks very classy, ​​but the appropriateness and precision of expression. This book does that in many ways. Although the language is plain, it is very precise. Maybe it's the habit of writing scripts without too many embellishments. Another very important point is not to add the author's subjective comments and to present the characters from an objective perspective. This is a basic foundation for writing, but there are very few online articles that can do it. For example, if the protagonist comes up with a strategy, many authors will let a bunch of characters blow rainbow farts and shock the world to show the protagonist's resourcefulness. This kind of thing will enhance the sense of substitution, but it is also very depressing, because it means that the author cannot write this matter brilliantly, so he can only let the characters speak. One of the problems with this book is the sense of sight. He writes in his own words based on the shadow of other people's works. The most obvious thing about Zhong Caisheng is that the traces of neta are so heavy that he can't see his own creations, just like Li Yunlong was moved in. Others, and some scenes, have this problem to a greater or lesser extent. It's vivid, but also familiar. Second, there is a lack of consistent ideology. In other words, there is a lack of passion for expression, no desire to say anything, and no personal ideas reflected in the matter of time travel. I compare this with the New Song Dynasty. Although the writing style of the New Song Dynasty is not as good as that of the late Ming Dynasty, the author, as a person from the history department, has ideas in his writing. A work of this caliber in the late Ming Dynasty is not as good as its writing style in terms of ideological nature. The third one, it is not finished. In the middle and later stages, the author's passion may have faded, and many plots have been accelerated and not developed, and they have not been thoroughly written. There is no ending at the end. The author claims to be a military fan, and maybe there is really nothing to write about in the later period of military affairs. He is more concerned with the royal way, how to spread new ideas, establish new systems, and gain the hearts of the world. There is not much mention of these in the original work, and they are not the author's specialty. It is worth mentioning that the author's Machiavellian writing is excellent. Machiavellian tactics are not serial mind games. The important thing is to be effective rather than fancy. There is no need for a large psychological description of what I want to do. I guess what the other person wants to do, and then I do it.

Liu's words really stand on the moral high ground and say that in times of trouble and famine, there is a place that will provide you with food, accommodation and clothing! Not worthy of your thanks? How about just putting on a show? But other people do actually do things like this. After reading the book for so long, I was really disgusted by this sentence.

I have been into online novels for nearly 10 years, and I have read almost every novel I can read. I have heard of this novel in the late Ming Dynasty for a long time, but I have never appreciated this masterpiece. Many people say that this is a masterpiece of history. After the late Ming Dynasty, ignorance has passed through. I think the public's eyes are sharp (except for Douluo Continent, maybe everyone's level was like this at that time). Now that I have finally finished reading this novel, I will tell you my opinion. This novel is a double story. The protagonist can be said to be Director Chen alone, or he and Mother Liu, or Zhang Zhongqi, Guan Dadi, Lao Song, Hai Gouzi, etc. Because the author's group portrait description is so good, many supporting characters can be said to be the protagonist. It is said that the author is a screenwriter, which may be true. This novel needs to be read carefully and slowly. The pace is slow at the beginning. Director Chen needs the primitive accumulation of capital. Be patient. After Director Chen goes to sea to become a pirate in Tianjin, the climax comes one after another. In addition to the author's character description skills, what impressed me the most was Ke Da's control of the rhythm of the entire novel, detailed treatment, ups and downs of the plot, soothing when it should be soothing, heroic when the ambition was intense, and showing the misery of the working people in the late Ming Dynasty when it was realistic and cruel. Of course, there is also the author's description of the war. The detailed description of various ancient wars is as if the author has experienced it on the spot. It is so immersive. So far, I have not found anything that can compare with Ke Da in handling the details of war. I think this novel can be published as a physical book. It is more powerful than many so-called writers. I hope that Koda can create another work that can be compared with or even better than that of the late Ming Dynasty.

It has been a long time since "Late Ming" was finished, and I have read many historical articles since then, but few books have left me with as profound an impression as "Late Ming". What makes this book stand out is obvious: the writing is smooth, the rhythm is comfortable, and the military description is unmatched: "Late Ming" is full of pictures, the visual transitions are impressive, and the reading is as smooth and intuitive as watching a movie. What I have to say is that the author Ke Shanmeng has a very strong knowledge and understanding of modern military. Combined with his excellent writing skills, the military descriptions in the article are outstanding: whether it is a major battle, a small-scale street fight, or even a smaller assassination fight, reading the paper feels like being there, and you can smell the blood of the fighting together... I can only say that after reading this book, except for the "Iron-Blooded Remaining Brightness" by the same author, I think the descriptions of war in other historical texts will feel tasteless and childish. It is such an exaggeration. In addition, this book does not have two common problems with online books - one is that it throws all the essence of the book in the face of the reader at the beginning, and then it becomes useless, and then it plummets; the other is that the whole book is bland and boring to read. The pace of this book is very comfortable, and the switching between the gradual farming rhythm and the war for hegemony is very well controlled. The switching and proportion between the macro narrative of the overall history and the detailed description of the individual are also very comfortable and appropriate. In addition, I have to say that it pays attention to the detailed description of small characters and makes them unforgettable. The portrayal of the two protagonists in this article is relatively lackluster, and I will not describe it at all in the later stage. However, a lot of effort has been put into the creation and image of the various supporting characters. I will not spoil it anymore. Look, it is a very good portrayal. The readers will also be worried and emotional about the fate of the minor characters in the book. A few years later, they may forget the plot and cannot forget the images of several supporting characters in the book. Moreover, there are few cheats in this book, and it is not difficult to rely on a few people to knock out plots such as the industrial system and the time traveler "Invention King". The basic reason why this book leads the indigenous people is the construction of military system. The equipment is not even too far ahead, and it is relatively restrained. There is no such thing as turning the natives into clowns, as is common in other online articles. It even focuses on describing the talents and strategies of villains such as Huang Taiji, which shows a good "respect" for history. Of course, it is not without its shortcomings. After all, the early Internet articles were influenced by the popular social thoughts of Western liberalism at that time. It was difficult to deal with the "separation of powers" and "jury", but it was harmless, except for the ending. It is also regrettable that the book ends in fast forward after defeating the Qing forces. In short, as a historical text, "Late Ming" may not be the best in historical knowledge research, not the best in describing political maneuvers, and not the best in deduction, but it is definitely the second most "exciting" and "beautiful". Why is it the only second? Because the same author is still serializing "Iron-Blooded Remnant" to this day, when will it be finished? Wish me a long life, wish Ke Shanmeng a long life...

I think there are two extremes of historical literature that are good to read One is to put aside logic and think about the ultimate pleasure. It is best to bring systems or something. Crazy farming, reform and technology, aerial bombing, naval cannons knocking on doors, close-in defense artillery to attack infantry. The characters can be made into facial expressions. What is important is to crush the technological generation gap, to crush the ideological generation gap, to fight and innovate all the time, which is always refreshing. I like to read this kind of thing. Like the various system texts in the history area, they are very white and refreshing. Some start with princes and nobles bringing their own basic board to travel through, which is also very enjoyable. There is even the Ming Dynasty: Summoning game players at the start. This kind of fourth natural disaster-type short white text is also good The other is the ultimate textual research, showing the true face of feudal society to readers. Exploitation, oppression, selfishness, low-class people who cannot survive, and extravagant princes and nobles are all part of feudal society. The novel pursues the ultimate truth, famous and unknown characters in history. Even the fictional microcosms of the times are struggling to survive in this society. The late Ming Dynasty did a very good job. The other half of Ke Da Ming is a masterpiece. The only disgusting thing about historical texts is that they are half-informed. After the author has a rough understanding of the occurrence of some key events, he began to make up randomly, forming a bunch of "weiguangzheng" protagonists who "turn their heads and bow down" type. Looking back at the sad history with the contempt and impetuosity of modern people, the plot development logic also has But if you don't follow the author's logical reasoning, you can't achieve it at all. It's like one coincidence after another, one bug after another, forming a mountain of shit. In this way, it is often necessary to give the characters mechanical deities to promote the plot. When I watched it for the first time, I thought the protagonist was very dark and had no moral bottom line. At that time, I was a freshman and felt that the world was full of idealistic opportunities. I was in graduate school when I read it for the second time. My many years of experience in writing novels made me fall in love with this book. I liked the rigorous nested logic, the sophisticated historical reasoning, and the camera-like descriptions very much. Now that I have been working for several years, when I read this book again, I just feel that everything is just right. If it was really the officialdom at that time, it would probably be like this. In the past, I thought it was the protagonist's "conspiracy" and "flattering". Now I study it word for word, and this book is no longer It is not only a historical novel, but also an official novel, a military novel, and a popular science novel. I hate to understand those who criticize this book. After all, there are still bugs, and the dark character of the protagonist is not suitable for being the male protagonist of an online novel. But I still recommend reading it. Maybe you will use it in the future.

Is there any better Ming Dynasty novel than "Late Ming"? If there is one, it must be "Iron-Blooded Remnant"

The details of "Wate Ming" are well handled, the character and behavior are very consistent with the character setting, and the author is very knowledgeable, which makes people confused. I heard someone said that the author had published a new book, so I went to look for it. I was told to quit the first three chapters, and I seriously doubted that it was written by the same person. Of course, it may be that the late Ming Dynasty does not conform to the taste of Internet literature, which is the taste of most readers. The style of new books has changed greatly. I was impressed by the author's late Ming Dynasty. I pay tribute to Ke Shanmeng. I don't have much money, otherwise I would definitely support the author.

Excellent writing and perfect plot advancement The best novel in the late Ming Dynasty Many people read a few chapters and leave after a dozen or so chapters. In fact, they did not read it carefully at all. They just started complaining when they saw a small problem. In fact, these small problems all highlighted the social decay of the late Ming Dynasty, and the author also showed it in the subsequent narrative. The more you read this novel, the more you will have endless aftertaste. Many places can make people cry, especially the chapter about the Southern and Northern Wars. The writing style is really addictive, and its description of the war also shows the cruelty of ancient times.

The Shanghai epidemic was sealed for more than fifty days. It took me two or three weeks to read it. I am a slow reader... I read the Ming Dynasty Prodigal Son before, carrying an AK and breaking into the Ming Dynasty. Reading Late Ming Dynasty again is really amazing. It advances the progress of the entire story from the perspective of each character. It is very sophisticated about the characters, geography, and culture of the late Ming Dynasty. It can be seen that the author has good intentions. But this ending is really unfinished, but if I really started writing it, it would probably be two or three times as long. Hahahaha, after all, ambition is the world. Like.

At the beginning of this book, the dual protagonists did put me off, but I was short of books, so I decided to give it a try! The first supporting character that amazed me was Political Commissar Zhou of the Red Lotus Sect. His appearance and past are destined to be redeemed by death... Then Zhong Laosi, Guandi Temple (Brother Zhou, what did you eat), Zhang Zhongqi ~ use the story lines of these supporting characters to drive the main line, with excellent writing skills and delicate descriptions! ! Especially Zhang Zhongqi, from numbness to meeting a mute, he tried to redeem himself, but after the fight, the mute starved to death... He was numb again, and met a mute again... There is also the gnashing of teeth of Political Commissar Zhou, and Zhong Laosi's unstinting promiscuity! It always makes people empathize and make them laugh! (I cried several times while watching it) Except for the fact that the daily dialogue between the double-traveling protagonists is a bit abrupt and awkward, and the ending is hasty, this book is basically a masterpiece! Worth a look! 🤝🤝 Ps: Book friends, please recommend works similar to the late Ming Dynasty!

The first time I got to know this book was from a comment I read last month when I was reading a comic about time travel in the Southern Song Dynasty. It said "Late Ming" was one of the best time travel works, so I searched it and got hooked 😄 It was the first time I read such a long online novel. To be honest, I felt that I might not be able to finish it. But after reading a few chapters, I felt the author's superb technique: the characters are very three-dimensional and distinct. The first few chapters naturally integrate Chen and Liu into ancient society, not to mention all the characters who appear later. Even those who appear a few times are quite well-written; there is no golden finger like other Shuangwen. At the beginning, I read it with the idea of ​​"using advanced technology and ideas to make Ming Dynasty dominate East Asia". I wondered whether Ming Dynasty would be able to enter the industrial society. As a result, I still didn't see the emergence of steam engines until the end 😭 But the author's mastery lies here. Whether it is technology or military concepts, the development of Dengzhou Town is step by step. Even if it is ahead, it is only one era at most. Even the later Jin Dynasty imitated flintlock guns and cannons in time. And with the advancement of skills and the update of military concepts, the development of "Dengzhou Town" has grown: from a small camp to a local warlord spanning Shandong and southern Liaoning, military-civilian integration, Sihai trading companies, espionage agencies, etc., From scratch, "Dengzhou Town" has gradually become an existence ahead of its time; when it comes to the huge Dengzhou Town, we have to mention the author's extensive coverage. Whether it is the various human affairs and sophistication of the local court, or the description of the gradually expanding battlefield; whether it is the official style of the Ming Dynasty, or the customs of the Later Jin Dynasty, the author has dazzling descriptions of all aspects. He can not only write thrilling battlefield scenes, but also imitate The West Chamber and write about Jiangnan travel scenes. With such rich and colorful content, you will not feel bored even if you read it for a long time, which shows the author's profound knowledge. Chen and Liu started as two refugees and gradually developed into a team, a battalion, a town, and a powerful warlord. They eventually eliminated Hou Jin and established a new country. The advanced concepts of the two time travelers naturally deserve a lot of credit, but the most noteworthy thing is the so-called "people's power" in Dengzhou Town. As Director Chen said, he is not the only one who deserves the credit. Everyone in Dengzhou Town is an important member of this system. This is probably also a big difference from the "Golden Finger" people. Although the end of the work is not yet complete and does not fully describe how a new regime was established after the old regime was overthrown, it does not conceal the excitement of the entire rise of Dengzhou Town. It is truly an honor to see such a time-travel masterpiece in my lifetime!

The First Book of Ming Dynasty

The First Book of Ming Dynasty

Needless to say, this is a pretty good piercing novel. Whether it is the description of war scenes such as the Battle of Four Cities, the Battle of Shenmi Island, the Battle of Port Arthur or the characterization of big and small characters in the torrent of history, they are all impressive The author's control of details and plot logic are almost flawless. This rigorous writing style is very rare in online novels. This is the reason why I like this book, and it is also the most distinctive feature of the late Ming Dynasty that distinguishes it from other historical texts. However, it is this feature that makes the late Ming Dynasty destined to be a slow-burning style. Chen Xin and Liu Min in the book are basically unhappy at the beginning. It is difficult to retain a novice in history writing who has just entered the pit. The extremely strict development logic in the future has made the author focus more on technology trees and system reforms. It is very unfriendly to book friends who used to like to read Fast-paced Dot or have just started reading online articles. I hope the author will continue to read more. We can find a balance in the writing and let the excitement and rigorous writing style go hand in hand. This may allow more people to see the author's amazing writing power and talent🌹🤭🤭🤭

①The character setting of the double crossing is very good. A careerist represents YY and is responsible for politics and promoting the plot, while an otaku represents reality and is happy-go-lucky and is responsible for civil affairs and perfecting the plot. The two represent the collective Hamlet of the readers. ②The combination of plot and historical context, logical deduction and traditional description are excellent! Protagonists: The strategy replays the path of Hou Jin; politics combines Chinese tradition and modern characteristics; military conforms to Ming history and the evolutionary experience of European wars. ③The description of the society and various social roles in the late Ming Dynasty is very thorough and vivid, and it is very full of the background of the times and a sense of substitution!

The advantages and disadvantages are obvious.

Overall, this book is worth reading. People are all complex. So for Chen Xin to follow the defeated troops to regain territory, it can be seen that he is an unscrupulous person, but he can indeed give these people whose homes have been destroyed a better life. In the final comment, Liu said that he is a hero, but I think he can only be regarded as a hero! Cao Cao is an ordinary person, but he would rather teach me to betray the world than let the world betray me.

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Ke Da, the eternal god, the iron-blooded and dying man, the book is in short supply.

Double wear, I'm sorry I quit before reading the first chapter, but I can comment on double wear, think about it

In the morning, I suddenly saw someone offering a reward of one million starting coins. It was really unexpected. This is the largest reward for this book in seven years. Thank you Zhao Ke_Man_Hu Ying for letting you spend the money. Thank you even more for remembering this novel five years after finishing it. I am flattered. Thank you.

I analyzed that perhaps I was deeply impressed by Zhang Zhongqi because of his irritating and pathetic character and fate. Although a poor little man in the great era struggled to survive, he was still unable to change his fate. Zhang Zhongqi and Guan Dadi should represent different aspects of the bottom farmers at that time. Zhang Zhongqi is timid and cowardly with a peasant cunningness, while Guan Dadi is loyal and honest but a little stupid and resigned to death. But one became a slave of the Manchu Qing Dynasty, and the other joined the new army. One's family was destroyed, and the other became a warrior king and a fighting hero. Just because they are on different sides, the results are different day by day. This situation was inevitable when the people's wisdom was not developed at that time. If the two of them had switched positions, Guan Dadi might have died long ago, and Zhang Zhongqi would have done well. This is the tragedy of small people in a big era, without rich knowledge, broad vision and independent thinking. We can only flow with the river of fate, and maybe inadvertently flow into a pool of stagnant water waiting to be dried by the blazing sun.

It's really incredible that such a classic work does not have a major alliance! In this case, brothers will do their part.

The Late Ming Dynasty is like a scroll that unfolds slowly, taking readers deep into the sky where the ancestors of the Han nation lived. It is a silent accuser of foreign invasion. Through the joys and sorrows of each small character, it presents the desolate scene of endless eggs under the overturned nest. Our ancestors once suffered the crushing of such a great era. We are all the descendants of survivors. We hide our books and think alone, with a sense of powerlessness filling our chests. , It's time to take a serious look at this period of history, inherit our clothes and culture, and start from ourselves. A novel that can make people think is a successful work, not to mention the depiction of the late Ming Dynasty, and the full portrayal of small characters, as if Zhang Zhongqi and others are living around us. Mr. Ke, he has put a lot of effort into it. I admire and sigh with emotion. . . . . . .

In fact, Zhong Laosi's fifteen steps are foreshadowing. In addition to being able to fight and contradict his boss, Zhong Laosi also has another image in the article, that is, apart from Chen Xin, the time traveler, he is the only military strategist in Denglai. Ke Da used his image to transform Denglai from a hot and cold military force to a military force in the Napoleonic period. Many people saw the shadow of the Red Shirt Army in the Fifteen Steps and the Grenadier March, and the entire battle was a shadow of the Battle of the Three Emperors. One side attacked and the other side defended, and the troops were transferred from the center, and then the center broke through for the decisive victory. Chen Xin and Zhong Laosi brought the entire Denglai Army into the Napoleonic era from the strategic and tactical levels, and the enemy also set up a good Hou Jin who was good at learning. In this way, it was no longer a traditional crushing across generational differences, but a military force that truly grew from the flames of war and had independent upward momentum. Therefore, Koda no longer writes about fighting against bandits. There has been such a wonderful decisive battle, and writing about bandits will be a real waste.