The Ruthless Emperor

First of all, you should just write about the Qing Dynasty. You want both, but you are afraid of the tradition of the novel industry. Thousands of people will stab you at the chrysanthemum. You have not written anything new, and the protagonist behaves in various childish ways. Make the emperor and other politicians look childish and ridiculous Tu is a novelty for a while. Personally, I suggest that when playing with Qing Dynasty stuff, you have to be ruthless or weird. Otherwise, if you want to play childishly, you should be stabbed by thousands of people. If male channels don't have technology and ruthless work, they should avoid touching the Qing Dynasty. That is the domain of female channels!

The whole process is about the emperor setting the question, the protagonist solving the problem, the brothers making trouble, the protagonist pretending to be X, and the cycle is endless.

I regret ordering the latest chapter. The construction and sale of houses in the suburbs outside the city to provide relief to the victims was, after all, a forced purchase and sale in the name of celebrating the Queen Mother's birthday, which can barely be justified. As a result, house prices subsequently increased. The reason was that suddenly a lot of people wanted to buy houses. If they didn't have enough money, they set aside a suburb to build houses. Well, it's not the first time I've seen such an anti-intellectual thing. Then in subsequent chapters, the protagonist comes up with ideas to build roads and collect tolls, which is barely bearable. After all, in the capital, a different kind of poll tax or exorbitant taxes are also justified. As expected, the author suddenly came up with another idea. He wanted to build stone roads between cities, collect tolls, and pay for them in sections. The emperor and ministers thought well of it. Well, as for the miscellaneous comments on this, I can only say that Zhao Kuo is worse than Zhao Kuo. Oh my god, it's so anti-intellectual. You really don't know or you don't know how weak the ancient dynasty's control over places outside the city walls is. If you impose a city gate tax, a head tax, or add banknotes, it's more reliable than this. To put it bluntly, the implementation method of these measures at the time was to collect a sum of money from officials and wealthy businessmen in advance, and then collect the exorbitant taxes and miscellaneous taxes year after year. How can the emperor who is a political monster not see this? The author is really a little genius

It's so pretty, but it's just too little. I hope the author will work harder and update more, and I also hope the author won't be a mess.

I was poisoned at the beginning. In the beginning of Feudal Dynasty, two servants talked back to the prince, which made me laugh. I looked through the book reviews and found out that I couldn't read it. Shen Nong had tried the poison.

The prince is hesitant to kill a slave, but he still pushes it back and forth. Why don't you become a pig?

The protagonist travels back in time to be Yin Reng. He has a jealous father and brothers with malicious intentions. He already knows that he will be deposed and imprisoned, so what are you waiting for? Just lie down. So I was lazy in various ways, made money in various ways, married beautiful women in various ways, took the time to eat, drink and have fun, and then I wasted my wings, and it was completely ruined. The result is that Kangxi in turn urged the protagonist to do his errands seriously and help his son add helpers. This kind of back and forth pulling can be described in one word as cheap. Below is a big ** and a group of small **.

A very good novel, the writing is delicate and smooth, and it is worth recommending.

The first point is about showing off. The first few dozen chapters are a bit meaningless. The following metaphor is that some workers shout every day to work out and work more proactively than anyone else. The second point is that the protagonist is plotted every day. Emm, in the royal family, it is understandable, but there is no counterattack. The round metaphor is either being beaten or on the road to being beaten, and then goes to work and continues. After being beaten, the third point of the portrayal of the old man of the emperor gave me the impression that he was only suspicious of the prince. When he was gone, he was thinking in his mind whether someone was plotting against the prince. The prince did not check who was jealous. After thinking about it in his mind, he hung up. It was not as good as those ministers who could use their skills. The emperor felt that he was a super soldier. I concluded that it was not worth spending money and stopped after reading the free chapter.

The author is only half-hearted about history, military, politics, and technology, and he has some writing skills, but it gives the impression that he is a nerd who has high ambitions and low ambitions! First of all, wear something clean and don't rebel... You will definitely get sprayed! Secondly, the author knows very little about politics, history, etc.! Since ancient times, the relationship between the emperor and the prince has been tense, and the relationship between the emperor and the prince has been even more tense! From Zulong to Hanwu, Tang Zong to Kang Mazi, the princes all ended badly. Because from the emperor's point of view, if the prince is too weak, he may not be able to control his ministers, but if he is too strong, he may threaten the imperial power! And the prince is the heir who can legally replace him. If the ministers surrender to the prince, they can legally sideline the emperor. After all, the emperor will always grow old. If the prince surrenders early, he will have the merit of supporting him! Kangxi was unable to suppress his power because the prince had been in power for too long, and he was ready to take action because he had been in power for too long! Only then did the incident of the second wasted prince occur. After suppressing the prince, he was then set up as a target to attract firepower, so that all the princes could work together to fight and suppress the prince! And the prince lost his position because he was brainwashed by Confucianism, worried about gains and losses, and took risks! As the crown prince of Kangxi, it is actually very easy to be a prince! Just do things in a down-to-earth manner, and learn to be like an old scalper who works hard and never complains to the emperor. To the ministers, they should pretend to be the prince of the East Palace and suppress them; to the brothers, they should join forces and not be afraid of their ambitions. Let them open their eyes to see the world. The world is big enough to accommodate them! As a time traveler and prince, the greatest enemy is not the emperor. The biggest enemy is the dominant Confucian ideology, which is closed to the country and engages in internal strife! As a time-traveler, we must take advantage of the knowledge gap of time-travelers and develop education to eliminate stereotyped writing. Otherwise, you are just a nerd and you are just a fool! Use your own knowledge and introduce Western talent and technology to transform the country from an agricultural country to an industrial country!