Returning to the Late Ming to Become a Warlord

The protagonist, a time traveler, actually plays with cold weapons? Even if you don't understand the military, you should at least know that the future is a hot weapon! No matter how ignorant you are, it is not a problem to directly learn the most advanced Gustavian phalanx in the West to defeat the Manchu Qing Dynasty. The plot setting is very strange, especially the part about going north to rescue Chongzhen. It is simply poisonous. Forcibly giving the enemy a golden finger and breaking Beijing in advance, where did the protagonist play with Jiangnan's IQ before? If you insist on going north, no one will stop you. As long as you can rescue Chongzhen, is it important to have approval from the Nanjing Ministry of War?

This book is poisonous, it's all over. However, this book spends a lot of space on how literati and famous prostitutes recite poems and flirt with girls. The first few dozen chapters are all about this.

After reading it, it basically follows the history, but there is no difference between the troops of the two sides. The Manchu and Qing troops are very fast. The protagonist can arm hundreds of thousands of troops. With the capabilities of the Manchu and Ming Dynasties, it is impossible to arm hundreds of thousands of troops.

The author's description of resource integration is pretty good. The reason why this book is not popular is that it does not conform to today's people's values. The protagonist is like a saint, and the description of human nature is not outstanding enough and is superficial. Since it is not a refreshing article, it is better to focus more on the description of the details of the tactics, otherwise it is better to write a refreshing article.

It's worthless, tasteless to eat, and a pity to throw away. If a modern man doesn't know how to adapt, if the Ministry of War doesn't recruit people for you, why can't he recruit his own troops? Li Yunlong's troops all knew how to recruit troops privately, and a regiment had to recruit a division. Moreover, since you want to be the king of Qin, you know that you will definitely not want to go without huge profits if you get the troops. There is no benefit, just want to take people to death, who is willing to go? Maybe the author's mentality collapsed after being scolded, but he didn't want to end it, so the writing became more and more confusing.

If you don't kill the Zhu family, if you don't kill them all, they will be trampled to death by a worm.

There are already broken-hair guns in the late Ming Dynasty. It should be no problem to find some skilled craftsmen to make them. Moreover, modern people have not eaten pork and have not seen pigs running away. The muskets can be improved to some extent. Even if it is difficult to make and spend a thousand dollars a year, it should be possible. It should be possible to achieve it with a water conservancy press. There may also be more water conservancy turning machines than one or two. There should be no problem. It is better than manual work.

The protagonist is a soul traveler. How does he know that he has type O blood? . . Big mistake

A thousand taels in and out at every turn is enough to bribe a county magistrate. It's outrageous.

After reading some of the previous chapters of this book, I didn't want to read it. I just felt uncomfortable. It was a trivial matter, and it was almost impossible to train troops to manage their level. The main plot is not outstanding, some decisions are confusing, and the opponent is a bit exaggerated. I lack courage, so I can't make people feel happy.