The Eighth Year of Chongzhen

It is a common problem in novels in the late Ming Dynasty. It is taken for granted that welfare is unrealistic and arbitrary, and only a few hundred thousand taels are available. A person who dies is given 100 taels, and a person who is disabled is 50 taels. I dare say, Huangzhuang is also the same. It directly started to engage in petty bourgeoisism and did not make the transition. The battle depends entirely on the command of the protagonist, a famous general and a tool man.

I have read a lot of time travel novels about the late Ming Dynasty, and this one is worth reading. I feel that more than 90% of the writers are written in the final version, whether they are delivery people, security guards, or third-rate college students... If they are dressed as Chongzhen, they will be wise and powerful. You are so visionary and courageous. Real society is thousands of times better than Chongzhen's hell model. Why didn't you find the opportunity to succeed? How can the author highlight the power of pig's feet? Of course, it is most direct to quote the language used by the slave-builders to weaken and blacken Chongzhen in order to consolidate their rule and attack the people ideologically. On the contrary, there are some popular historical books written by professionals who have studied history in many aspects, and they all have better evaluations of Chongzhen.

What the hell are you writing? A modern person doesn't know how to vigorously develop firearms. The eight imperial merchants only made so much money. You offer such high salary for recruiting soldiers. Where did you get the money?

After listening and reading at the same time, we all know that there are not many free novels that can be finished. This book is very good, the plot is reasonable and smooth, and the writing is excellent and rigorous. The author is very professional and has learned a lot about ancient systems and common sense. The supporting characters are also described with flesh and blood and each have their own characteristics. There is no forced intelligence, and their actions are consistent with their respective personalities. I feel like this novel could be made into a TV series because it is so real and consistent. No exaggeration, no exaggerated golden fingers. Professional, reasonable, smooth and logical

A very favorite book. An ordinary person is obviously Zhu Youjian. If he doesn't work hard, his fate in a few years will be to hang himself on the southeast branch. He has no golden fingers, no space, and no superpowers. In his previous life, he was neither a top student nor a special soldier with magical powers to protect his body. If it were you and me, what would we do? ... I really hope that history is rewritten at that moment to be what it is in this book.

I don't know what other people think, but I can't see it anyway.

The first half of the book is about war, and the second half is about development, which is a bit fragmented. It would be much better to read it cross-wise. Every year, the statistics of political and economic theory and cultural output are used to build a country that fights abroad and goes global. Ming Dynasty writing is more exciting like this. I read more than 300 chapters which was pretty good. Then I skipped through the catalog and read some. I lost interest, so I just treated it as finished.

Fine!

Avoid the trap!

A hammer in the east and a hammer in the west. The transition is abrupt and there are many typos.