Crazy in the Late Ming Dynasty

The protagonist is so soft in the early stage, it's so frustrating to watch!

Chapter 177: In the battle with Houjin, more than a hundred officers and soldiers died. Then the protagonist asked to take the bodies of the officers and soldiers back to his hometown, cremate the dead horses, put the injured horses in the car and take them back to raise them for a lifetime. I was almost poisoned to death by you! ! ! The author's explanation of various historical materials is clear and logical. When it comes to specific operations, various mentally retarded operations frequently occur. If you transport the corpses of nearly 200 officers and soldiers from Luanping to Guide, they will stink in a few days and the plague will kill you. In addition, in the case of shortage of supplies in the late Ming Dynasty, dead horses at least eat meat to supplement nutrition. In troubled times, living people can't care about them. How can *** still care about dead horses? In addition, the operation of injuring the horse really showed off the author's bottom line of IQ, and he even took it back to raise it for a lifetime, which made him burn with too much money and food. I understand you want to win people's hearts, can you be more reliable? ? ? Also, knowing that troubled times are coming, can you read more of Qi Jiguang's military books? ? ? This is the most widely circulated military book in the late Ming Dynasty. I don't understand anything and just mess around every day! ! ! ! Alas, originally it seemed that what you said about the country in the late Ming Dynasty was very clear and logical, but when it came to the specific operations, you were just a novice. It seems that many of the previous things were just copied from history books and picked up people's wisdom! ! ! ! !

After reading dozens of chapters, I feel that the protagonist is more disciplined and kind than most college students. . Basically, anyone who comes to him asking for money or something will agree to it. Giving money to others is even more generous. He behaves like a 200-year-old man, without any ruthlessness. Still underworld? Pooh!

Isn't it so funny that Yuan Chonghuan took the lead in the battle? He was also hit by two arrows, so he was just a civil servant.

Just from reading your introduction, I know that this is a book about abuse! What if there really was a person like the one mentioned in your profile who traveled back to the late Ming Dynasty! You will never survive a single round in the officialdom!

It is said that the Donglin Party opposes the collection of mining tax and commercial tax, which makes the national finance unable to make ends meet. Obviously, this is taken out of context, or in other words, it is actually deliberately spreading rumors. They are opposed to sending mine supervisors and tax envoys to various places to carry out crazy plunder and exorbitant extortion, but they are not opposed to collecting mining taxes and commercial taxes.

The writing is good, but it feels stupid to be mixed with the Donglin Party and Fushe. There are many disputes, it requires a lot of money, and it is an extremely waste of time and energy. The key is that those traitors are trash, incompetent, poisonous, and bad!

The writing is unreasonable! The civil servants of the Ming Dynasty were very capable, but have you ever heard of nobles being bullied by civil servants? Only civil servants are beaten by nobles. Which civil servant dares to take the initiative to provoke nobles?

Why is the prince not named Wu but Xue? No one would agree with this. If it were my son, he wouldn't be able to get anything if he didn't have my last name.

If you don't understand the historical process, you don't have the aura of domination, you don't know how to invent, you don't have any golden fingers, you don't understand anything, how can you survive in the late Ming Dynasty?

The two points of this book are that the historical materials are rich and detailed, and the military actions of the rogue bandits, the Manchus, and the Ming court in the late Ming Dynasty are clearly investigated. This is also the biggest poisonous point of this book. The protagonist has 100,000 troops and can conquer the world immediately. However, the development, war strategies, and war details of other forces have not changed, and they still copy history.

The beginning is good, but the rest is rubbish! A junior high school student who wants to fight for hegemony should die.

Author, you don't think that the content of the novel praising the great peasant uprising leader Li Zicheng is history. Li Zicheng was responsible for digging the embankment in Kaifeng. Have you ever heard that he drowned himself while digging the embankment, while few of his opponents died?

Various self-analysis, self-commentary, and argumentative essays written in time travel. The strength has not increased much, and a bunch of random women have been collected. It is still an early stage of development, and we already have n sons and daughters. Very poisonous

Xiuzhu, this is the only maid who dares to fight with you. You might as well just write that she is the eldest lady. It's too annoying.

The author's old problem is that he often makes common-sense mistakes. After getting married, he calls the woman's parents incorrectly...😰

The writing is very good, but author, don't you think that when a gang boss fights, his subordinates run away before he sees the crowd, and he is punished enough and can still follow him? You are so awesome, or the protagonist was tricked to death by his subordinates in his previous life. He has forgotten

When I saw the introduction, I didn't want to read it anymore. What kind of bullshit? You just want to conquer the world without getting anything. You're overthinking it.

First, Wu Shigong should be called Xue Shigong; second, the children born to Xiuzhumeiyun, Zhuyun and others should be named Xue; thirdly, the Wu family's old man wants Wu Shigong's Ministry of Industry Science. . . . Wu Shigong joined the Xue family, and the foundation he created belonged to the Xue family. The Wu family could not directly ask for it, let alone have the right to let the protagonist marry a "real wife". Cao Cao came from the Xiahou family, but in Cao Wei, only the Cao family was considered a clan, and the Xiahou family could only be relatives; Chai Rong and Chai Zongxun were called by later generations. Chai Rong was called Guo Rong until his death. Chai Zongxun was the surname changed by Zhao Da after he was usurped. When Chai Rong became emperor, the Chai family was still not a clan. If Wu Chengying's master was really from the Ming Dynasty, he shouldn't have planned to make someone named Wu his heir. The protagonist's heir could only be named Xue, not Wu. Unless Xue Yufei "divorces" his wife, it is possible for the protagonist to divorce and return home.

There must be a lot of nonsense. I read the book reviews and they were very vicious, so I gave up decisively.

Why is my adopted son-in-law so happy? The author doesn't know what he thinks? As a man, being a son-in-law is like a second-rate person.

The biggest poisonous point is that I want to write about the parliamentary system later and cultivate an atmosphere of democracy and freedom. It's awesome.

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Xiao Wu was actually wasting his time. Considering Eunuch Gao's reputation in history, sacrificing an army would have no psychological burden on him at all. Even if Emperor Chongzhen sacrificed his own food, clothing and parents, he could consider it under appropriate conditions. The protagonist rushes into Shanhaiguan in such a hurry, not afraid that Wu Sangui and Eunuch Gao will kill the protagonist in anger, and then recruit the protagonist's team (the protagonist's direct descendants should be more difficult to recruit, but the rest of the troops will probably be recruited under the pressure of Wu Sangui's army).

Isn't the character of the male protagonist a gangster? How could I be taken advantage of? Let's go.

This is the character of the underworld where the protagonist is tricked to death by his teammates. . .

The author doesn't know anything. Why did you write Ming Mo?

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In China's thousands of years of history, there have been certain solutions to the problem of inheritance of large families or royal families, but it is definitely not the case in Qing palace dramas. There are already many plots of palace battles, so the author should write less.

I can't stand looking at Li Xin's private engagement issue anymore. Is the author married in real life? He can't walk when he sees a girl.