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Back to the Ming Dynasty to Build Factories
Transmigrated to the fifth year of the Wanli reign, this was the best of times. Zhang Juzheng was carrying out reforms at court, while Qi Jiguang was pacifying the northern frontier. The Japanese pirates had been subdued and the seas were at peace: it was an age of prosperity. He planned to find a peasant wife, a mountain spring, and a little farmland, live a quiet life, marry a simple girl, plant a few acres, come up with some minor inventions, and perhaps treat a few illnesses and open a facto
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The Pirate King of the Ming Dynasty
The fifth year of the Tianqi reign was the eve of the Ming dynasty's collapse. At this time, Nurhaci, who had risen from the forests and mountains of the northeast, moved his capital to Shenyang and seized Liaodong. That year, with the Little Ice Age looming over the Ming dynasty, disasters continued one after another, and widespread famine drove people to eat one another. At the same time, Europeans were crossing the oceans and plundering colonies around the world. On this day, a young office d
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This Ming Dynasty Is Too Brutal
This Ming dynasty is far too fierce: it is harsher to civil officials than to rebel bandits, and even more brutal when fighting the Jurchens. From the eastern seas to the western seas, come and taste the Ming dynasty's iron fist... The new book, The Pirate King of the Ming Dynasty, has been released. Please recommend it and add it to your collection. Welcome to the reader group: 749048140 VIP-verified group: 150536544
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The Iron Bones of the Ming Dynasty
“Throughout the 315 years of the Ming Dynasty, we never sent princesses to marry foreign powers, paid indemnities, ceded territory, or paid tribute. The emperor guarded the nation's gates, and the ruler died for his country.” Unyielding and iron-willed, only the Ming! The cataclysm of 1644 brought the Central Plains to ruin; our great lands were stained by foreign filth; the sons of Han swore they would never be slaves! In the thirteenth year of the Yongli reign, Zheng Chenggong launched his nor
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