Ming 1617

The author is right. Before high school, I did identify with the Manchus and admired Kangxi and Qianlong, and now. . . Really understanding history as a member of the Han nationality and understanding the brutal rule of the Qing Dynasty makes me even more interested in the Manchus now. . .

First of all, I would like to say hello to all the readers. It has been exactly eleven years since I entered this circle. I started reading books in 2003, and then wrote "The Dragon of the Han Dynasty" in 2045, then "Along the River During the Qingming Festival", and then "The King in Brocade", "Returning to the Ming Dynasty to Be a Prince", "Training the Ming Dynasty" and so on. In this industry, I have experienced many failures and achieved certain results. After years of accumulation, I feel that my creative mentality has changed a lot, and I have accumulated some experience. Whether it is a success or a failure, I have made some progress. I really want to have a The platform allows me to practice writing, code with peace of mind, enhance my writing skills, enrich my knowledge and experience, focus on creation, and fully express what I have accumulated, and return it to the old readers who have always supported me. I also hope to attract more new readers. Here, I would like to appeal to my old readers to continue to support me. I have been working hard and hope that you can continue to accompany me. I am also grateful to Zongheng Chinese Network for giving me the space to continue creating. Finally, I would also like to thank my editor, Changhe Sunset, for his great help in my new book "Da Ming 1617". Thank you very much!

The feudal dynasty is not a good thing. I think the author has a good saying. Did fewer people die when the Han dynasty changed? Fewer people died in the Yellow Turban Uprising? Naive? Being too angry is childish.

Chapter 6000 would be great! There should be more books like this, the better!

Yuan Datou is dormant, haha

I just like to read history and have fun driving out the Tartars and restoring China:)

The steam engine can be built, the train and the telegraph can be invented.

This is the charm of this book, everyone is the protagonist, instead of only seeing the role of the protagonist

The author's writing style and profound historical knowledge are very good.

It is obvious that Mr. Chang is only in his thirties, so the idea that he is less than fifty certainly does not make sense.