The Late Ming Legend

Compared with the ancients, the protagonist is very mentally retarded. The most annoying thing is that he does not want a share of food and salary from the court. He is like a brainless licking dog. He takes the initiative to run to the most dangerous places every day and serves as cannon fodder for the court. Moreover, the protagonist has repeatedly made extraordinary achievements without even an inch of merit. He does not get the promotion and rewards he deserves. On the contrary, those who have done nothing has been promoted much faster than the protagonist. In exchange for The ministers of the Manchu Dynasty were endlessly impeached and insulted, the emperor was jealous and murderous, and the imperial court planned to destroy Lu Xiangsheng, Sun Chuanting, the Long Pole Soldiers, Qi Jiajun, Qin Army, Guan Sui Army, etc. The protagonist, without any food and salary supply from the court, had to bear the military expenses of millions to tens of millions at a time. Pension, faced with the invincible Manchu Tatars at the time, backstabbing by his own Ming army, and backstabbing by the imperial court, the protagonist's ability is not as good as that of Lu Xiangsheng and Sun Chuanting. In case of Sun Chuanting, the protagonist's character is extremely indecisive, childish, and has no skills. The end will be 10,000 times worse than that of Lu Xiangsheng! ! ! !

The protagonist of this book is not a loyal and patriotic person, nor is he a hero, but an opportunistic thief. During the most difficult period of the Ming Dynasty, he only thought about his own power, status and interests. He did not care about the north, the Ming Dynasty, or the emperor. He monopolized the wealth of the south and watched the families of the people in the north be destroyed. He still spoke of benevolence and morality. He was even more hypocritical and shameless than the Donglin Party members. The real hero is to save the people from fire and water, save the Ming Dynasty from danger, reform the current affairs, and enable the Ming Dynasty to revive and reestablish itself in the east of the world. That is worthy of praise. The author's concept is incorrect. You should write less books like this in the future, as it will mislead the people who read your books.

Two signs of the younger age of online writers are: First, Facebook demonizes eunuchs. These writers are just kids who follow what everyone else says and can't even use their brains. The second sign is that guerrillas conquer the world. I won't talk about this kind of children. They are basically undeveloped.

This book is suitable for readers under 16 years old. Anyone who knows a little bit about thinking can't stand it. The outline design is okay, but the writing is poor, common sense is lacking, too much is taken for granted, the plot is abrupt, and there is not enough dramatic conflict. In short, Sanwu Xiaobai's text is very suitable for primary school students to read.

The Zheng Jiajun were not allowed to exist by the Ming Dynasty's civilian politics. The Ming Dynasty's army could resemble rogue bandits. It can be like Liaodong Jiangmen. It can even become a warlord. However, the army cannot be like the Qi family army. Not to mention the protagonist Zheng Jiajun. Therefore, the last direct descendants of the Qi family army were killed in the name of paying. Civilian interest groups understand very well that an army without faith is a force that can be manipulated and controlled. But once the army has faith, discipline and dignity, they simply don't have the courage to operate. Therefore, the invincible armies in history are always destroyed from within. Although everyone knows that these armies are the real weapons of the country. According to Churchill, great nations are good at ingratitude. In fact, despicability is the pass for despicable people.

Before the engagement was confirmed, the masters, relatives, and ladies of the Wen family had so many problems. The Wen family, from the head of the family to the young lady, were all pedantic and unclear. The protagonist's marriage to such a family would probably be more painful than happy, and would give more elbows than help!

The characters have no personality and are completely facial makeup. The writing style is too elementary school. I can't even read the free chapters. It's not as good as a book written by Five or Six or Lao Bainiu.

In Jiangning, South Zhili, there is also shaman dancing. What are the history departments teaching now?

Decisive negative review. The author himself knows that it is the end of the world. Reading in the end of the world? It's a test of merit and fame. Damn, will other people compete with you when they come? They don't even have basic common sense.

To be honest, this book is extremely boring. From the beginning of the plot to the end, it dragged on and was not interesting at all. For Qidian readers, especially those who read history, they can only be divided into three categories: The most popular ones are of course those about hegemony and construction. China's history can be said to have been a very dramatic development. Shame has greatly surpassed glory, so we place that sense of glory in novels. Even if we know it is fake, we still like to watch the protagonist save the nation. The second category is the leisure farming category. This category is also very popular, but of course it is not as popular as the hegemony category. The third category is realistic and tired, which I don't like very much. Although the plot development is realistic, it has no highlights at all and drags on. For people like me, reading a book like this is simply torture. Some people have a lot of restrictions on the subject matter of Ming Dynasty. I just want to say that that is not the case at all. It's just that most of the authors who write about the Ming Dynasty belong to the third category. Just to mention it casually, those writing about the Tang and Song dynasties are basically in the second category. The late Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms were all in the first category. I want to say that this is really the fault of following the trend. If expressed in terms of data, more than 80% of readers read the first category, more than 70% definitely read the second category, and only about 30% read the third category. Therefore, if the third type of historical writing is not particularly outstanding, it will have no future.