Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 1316 1314. Comments on "I Am the King Who Lost His Country"

Hello everyone, I am Cang Yiwei.

Today I would like to recommend to you an excellent historical text.

"I am the King of a Lost Country", Who Will I Go With?, currently serializing with 323 million words.

Category: History - Song, Yuan and Ming Dynasties.

Summary:
In the 14th year of Zhengtong, Zhu Qiyu woke up from his dream on the throne and opened his eyes.

The Battle of Tumu has already occurred, and three generations of elite Beijing troops have been completely wiped out.

His own brother, Zhu Qizhen, the trash among emperors, was knocking on the door of Datong Prefecture.

Zhu Qiyu found himself not only having to defend the capital, defend the Ming Dynasty, but also his wife, children, and the elderly!

If he personally supervises the execution, he is a bit cruel. Does that make him a king who will destroy his country?
Does trusting eunuchs and appointing internal ministers mean that the king will lose his country?
Does a ruler who indulges in war and trusts military men become a ruler who will destroy his country?
Well, I am the king who lost his country!

This book is also known as: "The Ming Dynasty Welcomed Its Kind Father", "My Life", and "I Will Never Surrender".

【Brief Comment】

He also has three books under his name, including "Strategies for the Revitalization of the Northern Song Dynasty", and the one with the best performance is the one we are going to talk about today.

In the past few days, I have recommended to you some novels about the Ming Dynasty, from the eldest grandson of the emperor, to the eldest son of the emperor, and then to Emperor Daizong of the Ming Dynasty.

As for those emperors of the late Ming Dynasty that were previously speculated, although I haven’t sorted them out completely, I have a general idea of ​​them.

Today we will mainly talk about the story after the Battle of Tumu. The protagonist traveled through time and became Prince of Ye, Zhu Qiyu, who later became Emperor Daizong of the Ming Dynasty.

Regarding the legend of the God of War at Tumu Fort, I also checked Baidu yesterday. This book also provides relatively detailed data comparisons, which deepens readers' understanding of this person.

I remember a TV series called "The Imperial Doctress," which tells the story of these two emperors, starring Huo Jianhua and Huang Xuan. If you're interested, you can check it out. I rarely recommend female-oriented TV shows. As for this book, I personally like it. Both the word count and the quality are excellent. The author is very attentive, and the historical materials are very detailed, making it feel real and immersive.

Because the situation in the court was very serious, the protagonist had just traveled through time and had to deal with such a difficult matter, which was far beyond the level of a small teacher. Therefore, he fully trusted the advice of Yu Qian, the assistant minister of the Ministry of War, and promoted him and gave him real power. This was to win him over, to open up the current situation, and to prepare for the abolition of the old and the establishment of the new in the future.

Because, the "leaders" are truly despicable and shameful. They must be eliminated! Actually, his original intention was to kill them, but it was difficult to achieve.

I haven't read the latter part yet, but my personal hope is that it can reverse the course of history. After all, it is a novel, and authors should be allowed to give full play to their imagination.

Since this was a very special period in the Ming Dynasty, there are relatively fewer positive deeds. The author has worked very hard to explore them, and everyone should give more support.

Friends who are short of books, especially those who like historical novels, can go and read this.

【to sum up】

Writing is not easy, so cherish every moment.

I’m Cang Yiwei, and I’m here to promote “Cang’s Ramblings”.

Welcome to the paradise of book reviews.

【Cang's Ramblings】

Perhaps because of the title of this book, some platforms did not approve it when it was promoted externally.

I haven't encountered this kind of situation for a long time.

In fact, the title of the book is indeed a bit eye-catching and has some ambiguity. Most people will come in to read it out of curiosity, and because the story content itself is good enough, it retains these readers.

To be honest, it is a wonderful novel.

(End of this chapter)