
Ming Dynasty 1630
大明1630
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- 2.2M Words
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- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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- 9y ago
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[Comment] Why no one reads Weber's books
I think Weber's writing is actually very good, but most people don't agree with it. Why? The main issue is degree and rationality. I have been reading online novels for many years, and I have rarely read any of the top 10 historical novels. They are basically stallion, extreme YY, and golden finger opening the sky (not referring to the kind that opens time and space gates and brings spaceships, which would make the beginning more reasonable). There is no trace of rationality, and most of them are nonsense written to cater to novice readers. But Weber's book is just the opposite. Newbies can't see any of the cool points at all, and even think that it is a reverse cheat.
The Ming Dynasty deserved to die, but it was a pity that the Qing Dynasty should not have conquered the world. Those improvement books that tinkered with the Ming Dynasty, I find it a bit funny. In that environment, if you take the high-level route, you are courting death, and your pig teammates will drag you to hell. Breaking through and starting over is a bit easier. The only difficult thing is to find money. If you have money, you don't have to worry about running out of soldiers. In those days, there were not many things but a lot of refugees. If you let him and his family have food to eat, he will work hard for you. Therefore, the difficulty for those who are born again is to obtain money and food.
If you want to show off the braids in the author's mind, just keep it in mind. He is not so secretive as a Qing Dynasty person. Please put it on my blacklist.
Why can Japan rise? The Manchus fattened it! So Japan is full of goodwill!
Isn't it too obscene to let Yang He, an old man, clean up the military camp? Even Sun Chuanting was imprisoned even though he only cleared part of it and had a large army at his disposal. Does Yang He have this ability? Farming in northern Shaanxi and also engaged in the textile industry, there is not enough food, textiles are useless. If the author writes that the protagonist takes the route of peasant uprising, it will be more promising than this.
After reading the comment section, I feel that the threshold for history is still a bit too high for most people. Many people, not to mention discussing history, seem to be unable to even put aside their emotions and look at the facts.
To conquer the world, he actually let the one from the Ming Dynasty become the emperor. Even if he did not establish a republic, it would be fine.
Without Yuan Shikai in the late Qing Dynasty, the Manchus might really have been killed.
Although it temporarily lagged behind the West at the end of the Ming Dynasty, the Ming Dynasty also translated Western books to catch up. This is better than Manchu Qing.
Why was the Ming Dynasty better than the Qing Dynasty? Wear whatever clothes you like in the Ming Dynasty, and have whatever hairstyle you like.