The Raging Ming
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 10y ago
- English
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The Zhu family royal family all have names based on the five elements: metal, wood, water, fire, and earth. So what kind of person is Zhu Ping'an?
Seeing the pig's name is enough, Zhu Ping'an, haha, calling him Zhu Tiedan would be more reasonable.
Beset by internal and external troubles, and with strict controls on the vassal kings, what could the protagonist possibly accomplish? During the Chongzhen era, when the capital was besieged, the Prince of Tang led troops to defend the emperor, but in the end, he was stripped of his title and placed under house arrest.
All I want to say is that, while Emperor Chongzhen was still alive, no matter how much merit a prince had made, he was destined to die. Let alone be given an important position, unless Chongzhen wanted the Ming Dynasty to split apart or abdicated in his favor. After all, the rise of a prince meant commanding hundreds of thousands of imperial troops; princes didn't lack money, only power.
The protagonist is somewhat mentally unstable and acts without thinking.
I really can't continue reading now! The protagonist's obsessive-compulsive disorder and his arbitrary changes to the military system, especially the introduction of the brigade-level organization, make abandoning this book a wise decision. Goodbye.
What a coward! He's afraid of this and that when writing about Chen Yuanyuan. Would a rebel be so spineless?
If you see anyone defending Yuan Huohuo, just ignore them! Are you blind? How can Yuan Huohuo's actions be whitewashed?
I haven't even read the content, and the main character's name is wrong—that's basic common sense.
Old Zhu arranged twenty generations for each of his sons' descendants, and the names had to be compatible with the Five Elements. Therefore, only half of the three characters in the names of Ming Dynasty imperial family members were their own choice. The name "Pig's Trotter" is too weak; it completely disregards the rules.