The fourth volume is finished, and a paragraph is written as usual.

The story of this volume is clear: after the end of the great counteroffensive in the eighth year of Yongli, Chen Kai achieved victory in the internal political struggle through external expansion. After taking control of Guangzhou Prefecture, he vigorously restored the people's livelihood, developed the economy, and launched a counteroffensive again when he had saved up enough grain and grass.

However, the recovery of Southern Jiangxi was a chain reaction of Li Dingguo's entry into Yunnan, and Chen Kai, who prompted Li Dingguo's entry into Yunnan, was motivated by concerns about the possibility of Sun Kewang usurping the throne and killing the monarch. This is the inertia of history, so Chen Kai must try to let history go on as it is in the southwest. But for the Zheng group, which has changed a lot, Chen Kai's efforts to recover Nangan have put him in an embarrassing situation. Therefore, Zheng Chenggong inevitably split the Zheng group, so he had to try to centralize power.

At this stage of the story, Li Dingguo's purpose in Yunnan is to resist the Qing Dynasty, because he wants to ensure that the banner of Emperor Yongli does not fall; Chen Kai's purpose in recovering Southern Jiangxi was to resist the Qing Dynasty, because he wanted to prevent the counteroffensive momentum in the southeast battlefield from being limited after Li Dingguo entered Yunnan; And Zheng Chenggong's purpose of setting up the centralization of power of the six officials is also to resist the Qing Dynasty, because once the Zheng group is divided, for them who are alone in the southeast battlefield, Zheng Chenggong needs to worry about the reappearance of the previous Tang Lu and Tang Gui contending, which were ended one by one by the Qing court.

The three of them have made the right choice, and they all have their own private messages while being public, but when the author reads the book reviews and talks, Zheng Chenggong is extremely embarrassed. Why there is differential treatment, the author thinks, it is nothing more than two points.

First, Chen Kai aside, the political composition of Zheng and Li, as well as Zheng Chenggong's recovery of Taiwan in history, made praising Li and belittleing Zheng politically correct, such as the death of Mr. Qian Haiyue, who wrote the biography "History of the Southern Ming Dynasty". That particular era has passed, but the reality is still deeply rooted in people's perceptions. Second, and more importantly, many readers think that Zheng Chenggong is in the way of Chen Kai. If you follow the logic of some online articles, at this time, either Zheng Chenggong will die by himself, Chen Kai will get rid of it painfully, or he will really kill the plot and make room for it, or he will simply abdicate and make way for Xian, and be willing to live below Chen Kai. Well, the logic of "normal" is this, but the question is is that such logic is really normal?

When writing this book, some people said that the author was "kneeling" in reality. Whether it is kneeling or expensive, it is a matter of the benevolent and the wise and the wise. As far as the author is concerned, I didn't plan to write this work as a simple routine essay, because it would be boring and not fun, so naturally I wouldn't write it like that.

Let's stop here.

At the end of the fourth volume, after the strategic confrontation in this volume, the various forces made their own reactions and adjustments according to their own conditions. Next, it is necessary to enter the stage of strategic counteroffensive. All forces will also come up with their own tricks and work hard to maximize their interests. As for Chen Kai, since he had already opened Pandora's box, he had no intention of closing it again.

I wrote a lot and deleted a lot. What can be written in the story will not take up a lot of the reader's time here. The next volume, swallowing thousands of miles.

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