Name: Kill the Ming
Author: If I Were Here in Person

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Zhang Huan, who traveled to Chongzhen for seven years, was adopted by his uncle and was reduced from a son of an official to a lowly merchant. In order to avoid being buried with the decadent Ming Dynasty, which has come to an end, and to prevent the Manchus from becoming a lower class after entering the customs, Zhang Huan rose up to resist... Zhang Huan, who was trying to survive between the two major forces of the Ming and Qing dynasties, insisted on clinging to his territory? Is it like Zhang Xianzhong, Li Zicheng and others running around? Or accept the imperial court's offer? Or should he seek refuge with the Manchus as if Kong was virtuous and worthy of success? As Zhang Huan's biological father and grandfather, faced with the strong rise of Zhang Huan, did the imperial court regard him as a rebellious official and a traitor? Or do you regret abandoning this unicorn child like a worn shoe? Or treat him like a stranger? Update schedule: One update around 12 noon Second update around 20pm Each update contains 3,000 words, more will be refunded and less will be replenished, no deception will be given.

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[Comment] Is it called Zhang Heng or Zhao Heng?
The name of the introduction is completely different from that of the main text
11y ago
[Comment] Collection of character names and plots (permanently pinned to the top)
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11y ago
[Comment] A little flaw, some suggestions
The book is pretty good, but it is about the issue of the three to five hundred county government officials. In fact, there is a big difference between the Ming Dynasty and the middle and late Qing Dynasties. The population in the late Ming Dynasty was about 70 to 80 million, and in the middle and late Qing Dynasty it was over 150 million. Naturally, it is clear that the number of county government officials was large. A county government in the Ming Dynasty had a county magistrate (county party secretary), county magistrate (executive deputy county), chief registrar (director of the government office), Dianshi (public security director), and inspection (director of the county's development zone, non-permanent). In a word, only these four people were considered officials. Large counties will add one or two county magistrates (the permanent residence is usually not in the county seat). There are only a hundred county government officers to arrest, and the total number of county civil servants is generally no more than 200. As a classic, the number of people who can be commanded is probably a hundred and ten people. It is impossible to dispatch hundreds of government officials to suppress bandits at every turn. Otherwise, why did the Ming Dynasty set up 329 internal and external guards, 65 thousand-household guards, and millions of military households? The grass-roots Dianshi Dingsheng is an eighth-grade servant. Can he lead hundreds of people? Have hundreds of people to take? The author said that the number of government servants in Daxing County was hundreds, because in the 19th year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty (AD 1421), the capital of the Ming Dynasty was moved to Beijing, and Daxing was based in Guojing County. In the Qing Dynasty, Daxing was still based on Guojing County and subordinate to Shuntian Prefecture. This Daxing County is directly under the emperor's command, with a high administrative level, and the official staff is one or two levels higher. Therefore, it is not practical and feasible to start from the county government to train troops and suppress bandits to earn military merit.
11y ago
[Comment] I was really speechless when I saw the part where the protagonist robs the official lady. . . . . . . . 😁
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11y ago
[Comment] After reading this book, I finally know why the Ming Dynasty perished. . .
With so many government officials in one county, it would be strange if they all died. This number is calculated based on the civil service establishment in 2015. . .
11y ago