Why Did the Emperor Rebel?

According to the memory of his previous life, Zhu Qiyu will ascend the throne as emperor in one month. After seven years, his brother who has been imprisoned by him will overthrow him. The entire Ming Dynasty will also start to change from that time. The timing of Zhu Qiyu's rebirth is quite good. There are still seven years before he was overthrown in his memory. In seven years, he can still do a lot.

This book starts off well. It's time travel and rebirth, but it's not about modern times and ancient times. The characters' IQs seem to be online, but to be honest, it's still too slow. 1. You can see the ending of the entire story outline at a glance. It is the Ming Dynasty version of Zheng Burke and Duan Yuyan. If you are interested, you can go directly to the ancient text, which can only have a few thousand words at most. 2. Because of the thin plot, the author had to set many restrictions for the emperor. For example, if you want to have sex with the emperor's brother, you must have a good reputation as a close relative. It is not as straightforward as the Xuanwu Gate Incident. For example, the fighting ministers are all upright, instead of using Jinyiwei spies to collect evidence of crime through politics, which makes the emperor restrained like a saint. However, in actual history, not long after Zhu Qiyu ascended the throne, he deposed his nephew and made his own son the prince, regardless of opposition. He just took care of family ties and did not do anything to kill his brother. It is impossible to be such a saint. 3. Because the plot is thin and there are so many restrictions, a court meeting, court meeting, etc. Often lasts for many chapters. At best, it is detailed, but at worst, it is procrastinating. The procrastination until now is actually to seduce the Supreme Emperor to rebel, and then kill him legitimately. Even the author himself has not concealed other possibilities, but is still adding plots such as dealing with the clan for the sake of water. At this point, I no longer want to read it. It smells and looks like a foot wrap.

In the past, when reading books, I always picked those with high scores. Later, I found that the books with nine scores one after another couldn't even make sense of the most basic logic. I was attracted to this book purely by the title and introduction. I have just read dozens of chapters and it is very interesting to me. There are no copycats, no technological climbers, no modern jokes, and a local protagonist. The theme is clear, the writing is excellent, and the plot is reasonable. For such a book, I didn't expect the rating to be only seven.

In the eighth year of Jingtai, Zhu Qiyu became seriously ill, but Zhu Qiyu had no son or successor. If Zhu Qiyu dies at this time, it will still be Zhu Qizhen's family who will be pushed out in the end. Shi Heng and the others only restored Zhu Qizhen a few months in advance in exchange for the power of Conglong. Even without Shi Heng, there would still be Li Heng and Zhu Heng, so it is normal for Zhu Qiyu, who has no heir, to be couped. If Zhu Qiyu had a prince, the incident of seizing the throne would never have happened. You must know that the prince's subordinate officials in the Ming Dynasty were all ministers of the six ministries and cabinet bachelors, so there was no possibility of success at all. The reason why no ministers opposed Yingzong's restoration was because the ministers had no one who could support him, and because Zhu Qiyu was seriously ill. That's why Shi Heng could launch a coup so easily

Too verbose, too verbose, too verbose, too verbose, too verbose, too verbose, too verbose, too verbose. Explanation over and over again over and over again Is it interesting?

The protagonist, the emperor, is very familiar with his methods. It has been a long time since I have seen such a comfortable and hearty historical novel. The last one was Wenkui of the Ming Dynasty. To be honest, the first half of Wenkui of the Ming Dynasty is not as good as this book. Come on, author, keep writing and it will definitely be a masterpiece.

Does the author have a single heroine in this article?

Aren't Zhu Qiyu and Zhu Qizhen the sons of Zhu Zhanji, Xuanzong of the Ming Dynasty? Isn't Sun the queen of Xuanzong of the Ming Dynasty? Why is it written that the Sun family is the empress of Renzong of the Ming Dynasty, and the brothers Zhu Qizhen are the sons of Renzong? They must have confused the seniority.

Why is such an intellectual and strategic book not popular? It's unreasonable.

From the ambiguous attitude of the civil servants towards the words "Sir" and "Zen", we can see that the essence of Jingtai's emergence is to cope with the difficult times. Civil servants need tool men, and Jingtai is the tool man supported by the civil servants. After the situation improves, what is the meaning of the presence of tool men? Speaking of Yu Qian [taking responsibility for one person and serving the world], it is better to say that this was the choice of the civil servants. Between the advancement and retreat, the civil servants not only overcame the difficulties, but also reaped benefits. Think about it carefully, is it easy to control a two-year-old emperor? Or is it easy to fool an adult and wise emperor?