The Hidden Strategist of the Late Ming Dynasty

The same boy, the same time travel, but different years, different spring and autumn, welcome to the hidden phase of the late Ming Dynasty. Passion in the ordinary, storm in the calm, this is my understanding of this book... As the heir of China, the author writes quickly∴∵

Well written, one of the few that I am waiting for more updates...

If it allows me to watch it from beginning to end, it can't be considered bad. It is mixed with a lot of the three views of later generations, so what I said at the beginning, everyone performs his duties and keeps his duties, is an empty talk. For example, in the second time traveler little girl movie I picked up, the description and portrayal of this character is the editor's No. 1 Challenger who performs his duties and keeps his duties. This sword is quite powerful from the palace. The editor may be young and cannot fully understand the difference. This cannot be solved by the contribution that can hold up half the sky. There are a lot of criticisms in the whole story. For example, taking hundreds of heavy armored infantry out on patrol is really awesome. For example, I don't even know where the Suez Canal is yet. When I went to Europe, I flew directly to Venice without taking the Cape of Good Hope. Let me just say one thing, everyone performs his duties and abides by his duties. So what is a man's duty? What is the duty of a woman? It's all a mess here at the editor's place. Think about it, why a tigress can raise a baby independently, and as long as the baby grows up, it will be the king. Why do human beings, who stand at the top of the biological chain, and the babies born to women, produce so many scum, scum, and incompetent people? In a word, the continuation of the race depends entirely on women. No matter how capable a woman is, if she cannot raise children, she is still in vain. Apart from some temporary benefits to herself, she will not be of any positive help to mankind.

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It's a historical article with a good story. The author seems to be an experienced author at first glance, so keep writing.

The first few dozen chapters are well written, and the story is straightforward. Later, the author's poor military and political skills and his actual incompetence are revealed. Yuan Chonghuan's defense of Ningyuan City in the Battle of Ningjin was nothing more than blocking the city gate so that spies in the city could not open the door. You may say that this is not a big victory. After all, the defense of the city was successful. However, as the "hidden prime minister", you should know that this battle is not profitable, because Hou Jin turned around and plundered Juehua Island and could still obtain supplies. Yuan Chonghuan Dudu dug a lot of holes for Chongzhen during the Chongzhen Dynasty. This was also the reason why Chongzhen later distrusted ministers and killed innocent people indiscriminately. It's a good thing for you that you stuck to it yourself: 1. With the national military pay, Guan Ning's army was turned into a private army. When Yuan was captured, Zu Dashou immediately ran away; 2. In the dispute with Mao Wenlong, Yuan had no power to deal with Mao, and Mao was the commander-in-chief of the army. From then on, the local military attaches began to support the troops and respect themselves; 3. Hou Jin was at the gate of Beijing. He brought Hou Jin's envoys to invite troops into the city. The last person to lead troops into the capital was Dong Zhuo, and the one who ascended the throne with the support of the Jin people was Qin Hui. One of them was abolished and the other was established and asked Gaozong to bring a sword to the court. Don't you, the "hidden prime minister", even have this sensitivity? He even said "Yuan Chonghuan has his own opinions" and laughed. This is not to mention how Ji Zhen let Hou Jin come in, and how Gaotaibao sells grain. Counting these, you can even suspect that it is a spy of Hou Jin.

This book is good, but I still feel a little sorry that the two time-travelers did not become husband and wife, but just brother and sister, because in many cases only those who are also time-travelers can understand

It's very average. It over-writes the plot and the protagonist has too much inner darkness. The historical figures Wei Zhongxian and other villains are distorted, and there are too few historical generals in the late Ming Dynasty.

A good article, but it is too idealistic about the social conflicts in the late Ming Dynasty and underestimates the heroes of the day.

It's really long-winded, and the plot is forcefully witty, like it was written by a female author