Regent of Ming Dynasty

Based on the setting in the author's introduction, how can the protagonist survive in the court? In ancient times, if you wanted to get along in the officialdom, there were only three situations. 1. Be die-hardly loyal to the emperor, fight against other officials, and be die-hard loyal, refer to the Ming Dynasty Jinyiwei Commander Ji Gang. 2. Form cliques with other officials to fight against the emperor and become powerful ministers. Refer to the Donglin Party of the Ming Dynasty. 3. Don't offend anyone, be a good person or a transparent person, refer to ordinary officials in the Ming Dynasty. To the protagonist in the book, the entire management class hates him so much, how come he hasn't gotten out yet? The emperor disliked him, other officials crowded him out, and he had no political power to support him in the court. (Manual magic)

I took a look at the comment section. Is it the same book as me? Although it was written since 2012, the first part may have some flaws, but the second part is simply a magical book. The author's various strategies are linked together with meticulous logic. Whether it is conspiracy or conspiracy, it is written very cleverly, giving people a sense of surprise that "this can still be like this!" The climax also scratches the itch perfectly, and the description of the changes in people's hearts and the complexity of human nature is also very natural. The most important thing is that the IQs of the protagonist and supporting characters are all online. There are many very eye-catching characters with strong personality charm. The protagonist, Zhao, is like a villain and a boss.

I gave this book my only recommendation vote every day. This is the book I have been chasing for the longest time.

Let's talk about the locust plague at the beginning. The people had no food to eat. The protagonist traveled from modern times and didn't understand that locusts could be eaten. He actually burned all the locusts and didn't use them to make food for the people. The protagonist also ensured that everyone could have enough to eat. He solved the problem of food for the people with only tens of thousands of taels distributed by the court. In ancient times, silver could be used as food. Besides, if there was so much food at that time, there would be no famine. Earlier, I thought that the protagonist would solve the problem of food for the people, which was to use locusts as food. The result was to make porridge and just one woofou would solve the problem.

T T I can continue writing. I stopped reading novels at first, but I saw this book was updated...

Although they are all political struggles, the writing is very complex. I don't like the fictional history behind Chongzhen, but luckily I persisted. The author insisted on writing. I haven't seen such a good novel in a long time!

A book I have been following for four years! ! ! Thanks to the author for the updates along the way. I will continue to support the genuine version!

Anyway, the author may be a little confused at the beginning of this book. Everything is difficult at the beginning. Please understand that you are confused at the beginning.

Good guy, you finally updated, come on, come on, come on

I just want to know, can this book be completed in the author's lifetime? In this book, I followed the author from his youth and not getting married until he got married and had children. Now his children are in school. I guess I will catch up with the author until his children go to college, get married, and have children... This book has witnessed countless important nodes in the author's life🤤. I have become a social worker from a middle school student🤐.