Ming Dynasty 1630
大明1630
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.2M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 9y ago
- English
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[Comment] Why is nobody reading Weber's books?
I think Weber's writing is actually very good, but most people don't agree. Why is that? The main issue is the level of wish fulfillment and plausibility. I've been reading online novels for years, and I basically don't read the top 10 historical ones.
The Ming Dynasty deserved its demise, but it was a pity that the Manchus came to power. Those attempts at patching up and reforming the Ming Dynasty seem laughable to me. In that environment, pursuing a high-level strategy was suicidal; incompetent allies would drag you down with them. Starting over was simpler; the only difficulty was finding money. With money, there was no shortage of soldiers.
The author's thoughts are unrestrained and unfiltered; such evasiveness is unlike that of a Qing dynasty person. Add him to my blacklist.
Having Yang He, this old fox, clean up the military settlements is wishful thinking, isn't it? Even Sun Chuanting only managed to clean up a portion of them, and despite having a large army under his command, he was still imprisoned. Does Yang He have the ability? Farming and textile manufacturing in northern Shaanxi—there's not even enough food, let alone textiles! Author, you'd be much more promising if you wrote the protagonist as part of a peasant uprising.
Why was Japan able to rise to power? Because the Manchu Qing dynasty fattened it up! That's why Japan and Manchuria maintained friendly relations!
It's a shame that the emperor who conquered the country ended up being the one from the Ming Dynasty. Even if he hadn't relinquished his position and had instead established a republic, that would have been better.
Looking at the comments section, it seems that history is still too difficult for most people. Many people, let alone discussing history, can't even seem to look at the facts objectively without being emotional.
Without Yuan Shikai at the end of the Qing Dynasty, the Manchus might very well have been wiped out.
Although the Ming Dynasty briefly lagged behind the West in its later years, it also actively caught up by translating Western books. In this respect, it was better than the Qing Dynasty.
Why was the Ming Dynasty better than the Qing Dynasty? The Ming Dynasty allowed people to wear whatever clothes they wanted and have whatever hairstyle they preferred.