The Strongest Chongzhen in History

It's okay in the front, but it sucks in the back. We want to attack the whole world, but we don't have the financial and human resources to do it. Why did Japan undergo the Meiji Restoration? Just three black ships attacked Japan's seaport, and Japan couldn't hold it back. In this way, the black ships stayed at sea for three months. An agreement was signed to open up trade, leading to the Restoration. If we don't reform, the black ships will come and attack us. How can we do that? This shows that in that era, the way to conquer a foreign country was to send a bunch of troops to physically conquer it, but there was no financial resources.

The more I look at it, the more nonsense it gets

If a modern person doesn't pay attention to the development of firearms and just focuses on the rotten Beijing camp, wouldn't you recruit new troops?

I have read a lot of books about the last emperor of the Ming Dynasty. I have reached chapter 89 of this one. I feel it is different from other books. It is very interesting so far.

First, I can't understand the third person, so forget it.