
The Dictatorial Ming Dynasty
独断大明
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 4.1M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical Transmigration
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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Chapter 341 I personally feel that the writing in the early stage is quite good. It has made great achievements in the strategy to seize the throne and the preparation of property. After taking office, the administration and court control (financial power, military power, personnel) are in place. The prevention of drought (promotion of sweet potatoes and corn, coastal breeding) is also good. The only drawback is that the silver is not cast into silver coins. After all, fire consumption is also a means of exploiting the people, and casting silver coins can also increase the value. Wells are not widely dug in the mainland to combat drought (I have never planted land, so I don't know if sweet potatoes are needed, but I think they are). Later, when the slaves were fighting, the war scenes started to get complicated. First, it is 308 kilometers from Beijing to Shanhaiguan. Your 40,000-strong infantry and cavalry team can get there in one day? Second, from a distance of hundreds of miles, you can see vaguely and hear the sound of cannons? Three, six or seven people can use the excuse of escorting more than 100,000 people to the front line to deceive the gate of a city where 2,000 people are stationed? Did the city defenders see you each carrying dozens of space rings on your hands? Fourth, is Huang Taiji a pig? Every time he fought, he would attack the city with all his strength (the book said he was good at encircling points and calling for reinforcements). And every time the Han and Mongolian soldiers were not allowed to attack first, it was always "the first battle against the Mianjia army, early death and early rebirth." How much do you Huang Taiji hate the Jin soldiers? Fifth, Huang Taiji only has five days of military rations, why not retreat? Non-required sum? Do you dare to fight Jin Bing in a field battle now? Is it because you didn't describe him as a fat man, so he had to put his face up and beat him until it was swollen? Sixth, Jin Bing is really united. He will follow Huang Taiji to the death, right? Don't forget that he has just come to power now, and the Eight Banners are not really convinced by him now. Seven, the number of people does not match. It's because the description of the war is too poor, so I give it an average rating. However, the political description is still good, the macro control is quite good, and the details are also taken into consideration, so I will continue to read it. It is recommended that the battle be briefly described.
The more I read, the worse it gets. Chapter 600 is enough to be discarded. The characters in it range in age from old to young, and they all have special fetishes for older women. I guess this is also the case in reality for the author.
It's great to read "The Ming Dynasty". First of all, after I read a lot of historical novels about the Ming Dynasty, it is really not easy to read a Ming Dynasty novel that makes me work overtime every day or even stay up late. It is very exciting and has a slightly different style. The content of the book feels like it has been in officialdom for a long time. I feel that it has a deep and solid foundation in history and modern culture. A worthwhile read and highly recommended!
What is an emperor? People's hearts are separated from the belly. Has the author figured it out? If a dual system is implemented well, although he holds military power, it cannot last long without food and salary. If the military power does not crush Houjin, will Daishan Dorgon rebel and join the army? Of course, I can't see it
The rating of this book is a bit low, but I personally feel it should be above 8.5. The previous paragraph with the little child covering the jade seal is a bit abrupt, but overall it's pretty good.
After reading for a long time, what is the author writing? I like to be a holy mother. No matter what, I only kill the main criminal. Change the title of the book. The content is not worthy of the title.
The writing is really long-winded, so I won't read it.