
The Ming Dynasty’s Ruthless Hero
大明枭
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- Completed
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- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 11y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Although this is an old book, I would like to say that the most poisonous character in this book is the boy next to the male protagonist. A scum-like character, the male protagonist is trying to win over, teach, and cajole. The servants would get into moods at every turn, and would be coaxed by the male protagonist, saying that you are only enjoying happiness with me, and they are all working for me. . . . Is this what a male protagonist said? Aren't you afraid that the walls have ears? I haven't said that I will sacrifice my life for you yet! You sold them all for a scumbag boy and you surrendered. Also, the male protagonist's character is too weak, and his subordinates always come up with bad ideas to arrest people and steal goods. The male protagonist just said a few words, forget it and it won't be easy. He doesn't restrain his subordinates, he just tries to win over them, and he doesn't even know how to establish his prestige. This kind of person cannot control his subordinates. People are greedy. They will work for you initially because of your politeness, but over time, they will no longer take you seriously, and sooner or later they will turn against you.
Small bugs in a good article
As long as it's about massacring the Manchus and destroying the Qing Dynasty, it's a good article! ! ! But I would also like to give some suggestions to the author. For example, Obai is the representative figure of the two yellow flags, but he leads the people with the white flag to fight? ! ? ! There are many small logical errors like this in the book, which are harmless but greatly affect the reading experience. Also, after the development of pig's feet, a rifled flintlock gun was installed! Copper bullets! These high-precision things have yet to be developed that are more powerful than the backward German artillery such as the Hongyi Cannon! ? ! I also have to spend a lot of time and effort writing about going deep behind enemy lines and blowing up cannons... There are a lot of bugs! ! But support the author! Make persistent efforts! Improve yourself
The free part was okay, but later on, the writing was messy, and the Ming army in the late Ming Dynasty was too strong, especially the soldiers in the Beijing camp. They even said they were well-trained and made the peasant army super strong. They robbed an arsenal and were invincible. It made it look like the firearms in the late Ming Dynasty were very modern. Since the equipment was so powerful, didn't the official army know where the arsenal was? Only one? Then a section of the peasant army besieged the hilltop where the protagonist was defending, allowing me to see the shadow of the Eight Banners. It was more tragic than the Battle of Songhu, and the military morale was still available. However, the Qing Dynasty used medieval weapons ➕ a few red cannons to occupy the great rivers and mountains. It should be that Li Zicheng finally relented and gave them to the Qing Dynasty.
The author was brainwashed by the Donglin Party.
[Comment] The writing is good but the protagonist really doesn't deserve to be called a hero
A 1,415-year-old maid who was slept with by the protagonist, whose body and body is under the control of the protagonist, actually needs to use all her thoughts to plan and kill. This is too funny! Is this considered a hero? When the author was 15 years old, he probably only knew how to drink breast milk!!!
The cavalrymen went up the mountain and boasted about their good decision. IQ is the last word.
To obtain fame, you must at least take the government examination, the township examination, the palace examination, classmates from the same hometown, various teachers, and many people you know! The most basic information exchange in ancient times was inconvenient. To prevent counterfeiting, before taking office, you need to visit the leader at the superior government office and verify your identity before you can take office! Wouldn't it be a mess if you could become an official with just a piece of official documents? Forget about the county chief, why don't you use a fake ID to pretend to be the village chief?
[Comment] Thank you for your continued support. The new book will be uploaded on August 20th!
Published by Artillery, it must be a sincere work. The new book takes a light and humorous route. With the experience of completing two books, I believe it will be even more exciting. The new book should be uploaded on the 20th of this month. "The Little Prince of the Ming Dynasty" Introduction: In the Daming Palace, wisps of green smoke rise, The southern Japanese and northern captives peered into the great rivers and mountains, The Ming Empire, which has lasted for nearly two hundred years, is in the sunset. In the darkest years of the Ming Dynasty, there was a huge sound in the sky, and a young man was born. Many years later, the young man said with emotion: "If I hadn't looked at you one more time in the crowd, Am I like this? " 😃😃😃😃😃
Ah, I finally read it today. After reading it on other platforms before, I felt like I had gone on a pleasant trip. I really couldn't bear to say goodbye at the ending, hahaha
He also said that the tea-horse trade was a huge profit, with 110,000 jins of tea being exchanged for 160 horses, which cost 50 taels of silver. I only earned 8,000 taels per trip. Let's make some money while passing by.