
The Remnant Ming
残明
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- Completed
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- 2.4M Words
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- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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- 8y ago
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- Qidian
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Several imperial edicts drafted by [Fanren]
(Huguang was granted the title of Marquis of Liang after the war) Feng Tian Cheng Yun The emperor's edict said: "I am pleased to hear that Huguang has achieved great success, the captive chiefs have been crowned, and all the lost territories in the three Chu states have been restored." I am very happy to read this. Your admiral, Cao Jiang Wang Kefan, made great achievements and won numerous honors one after another. In accordance with the emperor's great command of "reward for meritorious deeds", he was given the title of Marquis of Liang, a thousand gold coins, and a brocade robe. All the meritorious officers and men in their departments were ordered to discuss matters with their superiors. I hope you will not be arrogant or shy, and work hard to revive China. The warriors of Yuan Rong and the brave warriors of Zhaolu Bu have made their achievements known to China and are famous forever. Awesome! (Proclaimed king after the Jiangnan War) Feng Tian Cheng Yun The emperor's edict said: I am only able to show my loyalty when times are poor and to be honest and honest. It is difficult to come to the Jiashen Kingdom, the ferocious beasts are at their best, and the clan is in decline. The admiral Cao Jiang, Wang Kefan, recruited the general Zhu Chenggong, and he was able to speed up the royal affairs, help danger and put an end to chaos, and became the mainstay of the imperial court and the stronghold of the country. Now I heard that in the battle in the south of the Yangtze River, all the powerful barbarians were wiped out, and the captive chiefs were captured. The smell of mutton in Shenjing was removed, and the majesty of Xiaoling Mausoleum was restored. This is a great achievement that has not been seen for three hundred years. Can it be ignored and not praised in order to favor life? Wang Kefan was specially granted the title of Prince of Xincheng County, and Zhu Chenggong was appointed Prince of Yanping County, and each was given a python robe and a jade belt. All the officers and soldiers under their command were ordered to report their merits and merits. I hope that you will refrain from arrogance and be prudent, and that you will achieve great results. When the Central Plains are restored, why should I be stingy with the gift of Fenmao? Admire this!
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The reason why civilization was conquered by barbarians can only mean that it is uncivilized
"Civilization is always conquered by barbarians." I don't know what the literati said is stupid. According to this sentence, black people have long been stubborn to the ancestral graves of Europeans. A person must first have enough food and clothing before he can have further needs. A country must first have strong force to defend itself before it can take the next step. Civilization is never static, civilization and barbarism are mutually convertible. The Manchus in Jianzhou were learning the system of the Ming Dynasty and absorbing Han talents to strengthen themselves little by little. At the end of the Song Dynasty and the end of the Ming Dynasty, the Yuan and Qing Dynasty's own strength had surpassed that of the Song and Ming Dynasties, but the system had not yet had time to decay. At that time, the Yuan and Qing Dynasties were civilized, while the Song and Ming Dynasties were barbaric. Don't be dissatisfied. Which civilization allowed tens of thousands of people to die under its rule? Which civilization doesn't even have the strength to preserve its own existence? Is this still called civilization? The Song Dynasty mocked the Yuan and Qing Dynasties for being murderous and rude, and it was ridiculous that the Song and Ming Dynasties themselves were slowly cutting people's flesh with blunt knives and drinking their blood. It's just a hundred steps to laugh at fifty steps
Let me first take stock of the things I can't stand. First, the protagonist trains good people for two months and can face four to five thousand water bandits without retreating (although dozens of them have killed people in the previous chapters). Second, each of the 800 people has armor and a shield? Even if He Tengjiao and other bosses don't take any deductions, they can't be so luxurious, right? Thirdly, when the cult leader fails to kill the protagonist, the protagonist not only lets him go but also takes him in? Maybe it's because the woman can't walk when she sees her? Fourth, the number of prisoners killed is unknown? Were all water bandit prisoners given medicine to treat their injuries before they were screened for their likes and dislikes before being killed? Especially the woman who almost succeeded in killing the protagonist. If she was an old woman or really an old man, I don't believe there would be such a plot. It's a pity that I couldn't stand it anymore after reading more than 30 chapters in an hour.
I think the Donglin Party is very civilized. They don't use knives to kill people, just use Chongzhen.
The author is really imaginative. He can be said to be a military idiot. There is a chapter about fan soldiers, and there is also a big cattail fan. Before you finish fanning, the enemies have put their knives to their necks, not to mention the cavalry, which has been interspersed several times. Needless to say, there are many more. It can be said that you should not use your brain when reading this book, otherwise you will find fault with some of them.
Nurhaci was killed by Yuan Chonghuan during the Chongzhen period. How did he survive to the Nanming Dynasty?
I have read dozens of chapters, but I have no sense of immersion, and the scenes have no sense of imagery at all. I got through it with just a few strokes of military training and fighting. I think about my ex-wife every now and then, and I have sexual dreams with my beloved wife in my arms. Who should I show this to? 😰
I personally think the writing is quite satisfying. The protagonist is a typical bitch and a bitch, and the lust is written directly. I miss my wife in my previous life and have the erotic dream of my current wife at the same time. Isn't it disgusting? Especially for the Hua Cult Master, if you want to collect it, you can write it directly, and it's disgusting to be so distant.