
The Tenacious Ming
悍明
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- Completed
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- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 11y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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[Comment] The rise of the Han Dynasty must destroy Confucianism
If you want to establish hegemony in the late Ming Dynasty, you must completely eliminate Confucianism. The Confucian Party is a complete group of traitors and traitors. It resists the imperial power at the top, exploits the people at the bottom, and sells out the country to the outside world. This organization must be completely eliminated. During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, the teachings of Confucius and Mencius had been proven to be unsound in governing the country and were eliminated in the cruel competition of survival of the fittest. Qin Shihuang's burning of books and entrapment of Confucian scholars was precisely because he saw through the nature of Confucian traitors and traitors. The so-called benevolence in Confucianism is to hope that the emperor will be benevolent to the bureaucratic class, but the bureaucratic class will not be benevolent to the people. Once the emperor is benevolent to the bureaucratic class, the cost of committing crimes will be greatly reduced.
[Comment] The protagonist is mentally ill
After Li Zicheng entered Beijing at the end of the Ming Dynasty, the Ming Dynasty lost its righteousness and few people were loyal to the Ming Dynasty. Otherwise, why would so many people defect to Li Zicheng and the Qing Dynasty? The protagonist should first train a group of military and political talents and then directly mutiny and proclaim the emperor. Or you can be self-reliant from the beginning, and only become loyal ministers of the Southern Ming Dynasty if you are mentally ill. Those around you who are loyal to the Ming Dynasty should be killed as early as possible. If you want to conquer the world, there will be no shortage of counselors.
I gave up after reading the first few lines. I was drunk even if I could flatter the Feng clique. I couldn't defeat the Zhili clique warlords, nor could I defeat the Northern Expeditionary Army (relying on the Japanese who staged the Jinan Incident and handed over the guns of the Northern Expeditionary Army). I defeated the Soviets completely, lost three eastern provinces in 918, entered the Customs and attacked the Red Army, and ended up becoming a Red Army transportation captain, allowing the Red Army to expand its army by tens of thousands. You can blow it like this too
It's no problem for you to establish the Anguo Army. The soldiers all support you and say long live it, but you still have a damn thing to do. Long live is just a casual shouting. It's quite careless. Highly toxic.
That's nonsense. There are so many guards and equipment in a prince's palace, but the emperor can still sleep. Are you kidding me?
Can't you live without women? It's like this at every turn, and it's like a bear even before it's guaranteed to survive.
If you really want to be the emperor, who would be willing to limit the imperial power!
After watching the beginning, I had no interest in reading any more. Went through Ningwuguan before the city was destroyed. Not even a single loyal minister or good general could be saved, and he ended up hanging out with the scum of Duke Cheng.
This novel is so well written. I hope the author will work hard, and I also want to tell all my friends that the bones of the Han Dynasty that traveled through the Ming Dynasty will last forever. Friends can also take a look. The author already has a complete novel of 3 million words, so don't worry.
Fengxi suddenly stopped when he was having fun, which made me very disappointed...