New Shun 1730

First of all, this book is a fan fiction.

It's just that the original author... well... was already sharpening his knife to attack Tintin before he was still a frightened egg. Who knows if he will see it in his lifetime.

Therefore, this book dare not and cannot use the name "Xin Shun". The setting of "Xin Shun" has always belonged to the original setter, Mr. Xiong.

I am a newcomer and have never had any contact with him, let alone been authorized.

As a newcomer, I roughly know that those who still write Sanjiang's feelings these days are all old antiques. I didn't want to write it, but I thought I had to explain it, which is also a kind of respect for the original author.

The reason for writing this book, or the opportunity, is that I accidentally saw Zichaihen opened a new book, and thought of his Xin Shun fan fiction "Three Thousand Beautiful Bride".

In addition, I saw a question on Bhu before: Is Li Zicheng a national sinner? Then I saw another question after reading the recommendation: Is Li Zicheng a historical sinner who caused China to fall behind? Should he be nailed to the pillar of shame of the Chinese nation? Without Li Zicheng, capitalism would have sprouted in the Ming Dynasty and the Industrial Revolution...

I was immediately amused by these two questions, and I had an idea.

In addition, I feel that the times have changed, and it can be regarded as a tribute to the past Bronze Age of online literature where the party was rampant.

At the beginning, I actually wanted to write about a more advanced system and technology, where everyone was brave and sprouted and blossomed.

Later, I thought about it and decided to forget it. If it was more advanced, it might be written as "a cannon shot to attack the Forbidden City, a bowl of wine on the guillotine", and it is easy to get full if you eat too much 4O4.

I remember there is another fan fiction called "The Iron Century of Xinshun", which is even more direct.

The reason why the protagonist's identity is a noble is because I am sure that the feudal dynasties are all the same, and the civilian identity is hellish, including the rebellion is hellish...The rebellion in this era is not the rebellion of seizing the throne in the past, but the rebellion of smashing the throne.

The reason why I chose the Northeast as the starting point is that the entanglement between Neo-Confucianism, Xinxue, and the Zhejiang School is difficult to write. It involves too much, and it is not appropriate to talk about Confucianism when one is of low status.

The Zhejiang School of practical learning can be modified, but because of the PTSD of the late Ming Dynasty, the sense of déjà vu of the Southern Song Dynasty is too strong, and there will definitely be some overcorrection.

I am not a fan of any dynasty. I praise what should be praised and scold what should be scolded. At the beginning, the protagonist's family is settled in the old house of the Xu family, the Duke of Dingguo of the previous dynasty, and the protagonist is asked to kowtow five times and three times, and the protagonist's family does not take the one thousand taels seriously, saying that the dragon slayer has become a dragon after all - his family's money is not falling from the sky.

I don't read book reviews, but I can guess that there must be a lot of scolding.

Things in the late Ming Dynasty, a word can cause a lot of trouble, not to mention that the Ming Dynasty is gone, and it has become a dark and dirty background.

And the "Dashun" here deliberately magnified the dirty deeds of the Southern Ming in public opinion for the sake of "orthodoxy" - from the perspective of the founder of the new Shun, to infer how the Dashun would manipulate public opinion to discredit the Southern Ming - so it is conceivable.

As for the history of the Southern Ming, people say that the Han Dynasty can be eaten with wine, and the Tang Dynasty can also be eaten with tea. If you want to fight, reading the history of the Southern Ming is definitely more useful than drinking, and your blood will surge.

The attitude towards the Ming Dynasty is very clear: it should perish. It's just that the subsequent history should not be like that, which is unavoidable.

What is regrettable is not the demise of the Ming Dynasty, but how could heroes such as Li Dingguo, Li Laiheng, Gao Yigong, Liu Tichun, Yuan Zongdi, Li Guo, etc. end up like that?

These heroes who fought for survival in the first half of their lives and held on for the sake of national justice in the second half of their lives fought with Hong Chengchou and others in the first half of their lives; and they still fought with Hong Chengchou and others in the second half of their lives.

Even the official position has not changed. It is nothing more than the Ming Dynasty's Prince Taibao Hong Chengchou, who was replaced by the Qing Dynasty's Prince Taibao Hong Chengchou. It is so magical that it makes people speechless.

As for the pen name Wangshu Muxihe, it is not the Sun and Moon. It just happened that I played too much games at that time, and I was poking Wangshu Yuyue Gong all day long, so I came up with a name.

It is an imaginary setting, and it is also an imaginary setting fan fiction. The rationality is definitely far from it. I hope you will forgive me.

Besides, I don't have historical data, what do you want me to check? Manual dog head~

As for the foreign history involved, it is either simplified or too troublesome to just talk about it.

Thank you to every book friend, thank you for rewarding, voting, promoting, scolding, anger, etc.

Thank you editor Qingzhou. Thank you editor Huya

Thanks to Xiang Tianying of the Senate, the setting of the Jedi counterattack behind Jiugong Mountain comes from his fiction; thanks to Wen Changqing, the name of Leng Fengyang, a hundred households of Jinyiwei, comes from his research on the fate of Jinyiwei after the fall of Ming Dynasty. Although they don't recognize me, a little transparent, and may not see it, I still thank you for sharing knowledge, and anyone who shares knowledge. When three people walk together, there must be my teacher. Thanks to every teacher who shares knowledge.

Then, thank every book friend again, thank you for rewarding, voting, promoting, scolding, being angry, etc., etc., etc.

And, thanks to the original setter of this fanfiction, Zaomanxiong. I hope Zaomanxiong will not mind that I abandoned the interesting idea of ​​female officials replacing eunuchs.

Finally, this book is just a fanfiction, please forgive me if it is not well written. I also hope to see a more complete fanfiction.

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Finally, I quote a passage from the last chapter of "Li Zicheng" by Yao Xueying.

"Emperor Yongli has been dead for five years now. Who are we defending for? It's neither legitimate nor justifiable. All of China has been occupied by the Qing Dynasty. How can we fight against the Qing Dynasty with such a small area? If we continue to defend today, we will all die together. There is no legitimate reason for it. The Ming Dynasty has lost even the last royal family with the surname Zhu. Who are we defending for?"

After these words were spoken, many people nodded, saying that there was no point in dying now, so it would be better to surrender.

Li Laiheng was very angry. He slammed the case, stood up suddenly, and said with one hand on the hilt of the sword: "We must not surrender to the Hu people! Whoever wants to surrender to the Hu people, let him do it. I, Li Laiheng, am a man of steel, and I will die for my country. If you want to surrender, please do as you please."

... Someone replied unconvincedly: "Those who surrender are not necessarily afraid of death. A real man must know the current affairs. Those who know the current affairs are heroes. Who are we defending today? Who can tell?"

Li Laiheng slammed the case and said:

"We are defending the land for the Chinese, for our good people, for our deceased emperors and civil and military officials of the Dashun Dynasty, and for Emperor Yongli!"

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The Maolu Mountain is high, and the bandits died for the country.

Enjoy the feast!