Warriors Return to Ming Dynasty

The heroes in history are also human beings. I hope the author will pay attention to this and not portray all the heroes in history as perfect people. They also have their own shortcomings and shortcomings. If these are reflected in the book, the characters will appear more full. For example, although Shi Kefa can show his loyalty, his ability, especially his military ability, is relatively poor. He has been away from the center for a long time, and his grasp of the overall situation must be relatively poor. This can all be reflected.

The author's novel successfully told me that I can't guess the author's thoughts. This is really a cruel reality!

Another point to mention is that the river network area restricts the movement of vehicles, but in fact the river network area has a great impact on cavalry, and the speed of horses cannot be increased. As long as horse traps, wooden fences and other obstacles are set up by the river, the cavalry can be defeated with cold weapons. In addition, the mobility of the navy can be used to kill the cavalry by flying kites. The bad thing back then was that there were too many traitors. Otherwise, the Eight Banners would have found a hundred ways to destroy them when they arrived in Jianghuai.

Gu Yanwu, Zhu Shunshui, Huang Zongxi, Mao Bijiang, Fang Yizhi, etc. Were all unwilling to serve the Tatars. Although Qian Qianyi surrendered to the enemy, he still loved the Ming Dynasty. And Hou Fangyu is one!

I have read other historical books, and I saw that their miniguns were very powerful and could send the cavalry flying in a few hits. Are you right, or are they right? Also, what exactly is a mini gun and how it is different from today's rifles seems not very clear in the book. It would be nice if it could be written more clearly. Also, some people and things in history are unfamiliar to us. It would be better if the author could introduce them in concise language.