Returned and Became Emperor Wu of the Ming Dynasty

This is just one aspect. The most important thing is that the rich and powerful families are greedy, corruption is rampant, the court "takes seriously" seriously, and officials become the spokespersons of businessmen and landlords. The conflicts in the Ming Dynasty were mainly internal problems. The land annexation of wealthy families was serious, the people were landless, expropriation was expropriated, and the collusion between officials and businessmen was serious. On the one hand, they opposed the emperor and the court to compete for profits with the "people", while on the other hand, they wanted to engage in unscrupulous business and make money. Natural disasters and foreign invasion were not the key in comparison. In essence, the court had no money, fiscal revenue could not make ends meet, and all the money went into the pockets of merchants, landlords and other powerful people. For example, the salt, iron and tea monopoly system has become waste paper, mineral and natural resources are illegally mined at will, merchants of daily necessities wantonly hoard and monopolize sea trade, but the court has no tax, and many big businessmen and nobles collaborate with the enemy and betray the country! When Li Zicheng entered the capital, he had tens of millions of taels of silver in cash. You can imagine the money owned by those big businessmen and landowners, and you also know that at that time, silver from all over the world basically flowed to China. The late Ming Dynasty was also the budding period of capitalism, a typical example of capital getting out of control. None of the big businessmen and landowners were innocent. They could confiscate their homes and exterminate their families. It is recommended that the protagonist vigorously develop Guo Jia Capital and Imperial Capital in the future.

In fact, I feel that Chongzhen did not realize his biggest mistake until his death. Although he said before his death that all civil servants in the world should be killed, he was more disappointed with the merciless betrayal of civil servants. Another point was that the incompetence of civil servants made him angry. However, I still admire him very much, because in the end, he chose to kill his relatives for the final honor of the Ming Dynasty, and finally committed suicide. Killing, some people may think he is stupid, after all, living is better than dying, and he is incompetent and has to drag his family to die together, but I think if he is not Chongzhen, but the son of a rich man, there is no harm in doing so, but as an emperor, his wife is the mother of the country, and his children are the princes and princesses of the empire. Even if they don't want to die, they have to die in the end.

Nothing outstanding, very ordinary