The Tenacious Ming
悍明
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 11y ago
- English
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No marriage alliances, no reparations, no ceded territory, no tribute. The emperor guards the frontier; the ruler dies defending the state. After the Yuan dynasty fell, the Ming was established by the Han people on Chinese soil. Its founding improved the status of the Han, restoring the majority population to a commoner's standing and creating favorable conditions for China's future development. Though the Ming realm was smaller than the Yuan's, at its height it held the Mongols in check to the
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[Comment] The rise of the Han dynasty inevitably requires the destruction of Confucianism.
If you want to establish hegemony at the end of the Ming Dynasty, you must completely eradicate Confucianism. The Confucian faction is a thoroughly traitorous and traitorous group, opposing imperial power above, exploiting the people below, and selling out the country. Such an organization must be completely eliminated.
[Comment] The main character is mentally ill.
After Li Zicheng entered Beijing at the end of the Ming Dynasty, the Ming Dynasty lost its sense of righteousness, and few people remained loyal to it. Otherwise, why would so many people have defected to Li Zicheng and the Manchus? The protagonist should have first cultivated a group of military and political talents before directly staging a coup and declaring himself emperor.
I gave up after reading the first few lines. I'm speechless at someone who can fawn over the Fengtian clique. They couldn't defeat the Zhili clique, they couldn't defeat the Northern Expeditionary Army (they relied on the Japanese to seize their weapons during the Jinan Incident), they suffered a crushing defeat against the Soviets, lost Northeast China in the September 18 Incident, and after…
You have no problem establishing the Anguo Army; the soldiers are already supporting you and calling you "Long Live the Emperor." What kind of Ming dynasty are you supporting? "Long Live the Emperor" is just a casual phrase; it's extremely imprecise. Highly toxic.
This is ridiculous! A duke's mansion with so many guards and so much equipment, how could the emperor possibly sleep soundly? Are you kidding me?
Can't they live without a woman? Always acting like this, they're already in this state before even being sure they're alive.
If someone were to become emperor, who would be willing to restrict imperial power?
I lost interest after reading the beginning. I transmigrated before the city fell, back to Ningwu Pass. None of my loyal ministers and generals could be saved, and I was even stuck with that scoundrel, the Duke of Cheng.
This novel is so well-written! I hope the author continues to work hard. By the way, I also want to tell everyone that you can check out "The Eternal Legacy of the Han Dynasty: A Journey Through Time"—the author already has a completed novel of 3 million words, so there's no need to worry.
Just when I was getting really into watching the Fengtian clique, it suddenly stopped, which left me very disappointed...