Emperor Xuande

Cabinet ministers are the direction of your political construction. They all have different tasks. What do you want them to do? It seems that the strong cabinet of the Ming Dynasty was supported by Emperor Xuande. During Zhu Di's period, he could let them leave at any time and anywhere. Then when he was in charge of building the cabinet, they felt that they would leave if the steps were not in line with their wishes. Zhu Di's original intention in establishing the cabinet was that his cabinet was not the cabinet of the imperial court. He himself was the imperial power and the prime minister. The cabinet could be reorganized at any time. It was not fixed. It depends on whether the political direction of the minister is inconsistent with his own. If there is no contradiction, he will be your cabinet minister. After Xuande arrived, the cabinet was actually recommended by the ministers and the emperor agreed! The emperor doesn't even know what their political direction is and what they want to do, so what does they want this cabinet to do? No political acumen at all! I laughed. The emperor who traveled through time actually gave up the cabinet system and adopted the prime minister system. The country is not like a country. The cabinet is the place that guides the local affairs of the country and customizes the direction of development. Why the hell does your emperor already know everything about the cabinet? Look at your cabinet. All the cats and dogs have come in. They don't understand your political leanings, and their political leanings are vague. I'm really speechless. The protagonist is the stupidest emperor I've ever seen. His good cards are badly played. He's worse than Emperor Wanli and Tianqi. I have watched for so long that many emperors of the Ming Dynasty are much smarter than the protagonist. They are not as good as the protagonist, because the cabinet in their country is already a prime minister system. They have great power and can drag the country back with the emperor. They do not agree with the emperor's imperial edict, which is useless. But Emperor Xuande was different. The cabinet at the beginning could not control the emperor. Later, he gave the cabinet a lot of power, because the powerful cabinet did not develop military generals at all. The transfer of troops required the signature of the cabinet and the emperor. It can be said that the advanced system and culture of the Ming Dynasty were destroyed by the cabinet and the gentry group. There were not many good officials in the Ming Dynasty who served the country and the people. It is not an exaggeration to say that Wang Yangming could be a saint, but he was not born at the right time, because it was the most intense competition between the imperial power and the power of the prime minister. Anyway, let's put it this way, the protagonist is just as good at playing cards as Zhu Yunwen.

I've read more than thirty chapters and don't know what to say! Especially when the author compares the craftsmen of hundreds of years ago with those of today, I feel really uncomfortable as ten thousand grass and horses gallop past! Are hammer smashing hundreds of years ago and today's machine tools using hands the same concept? The military training methods made me speechless. The military training methods and war modes have changed with the improvement of weapons. Using almost modern military training methods, can the author and the protagonist make a 98K rifle immediately? AK47 rifle? Or M416 rifle? Or Type 95 rifle? Shouldn't we use the queuing and shooting method with a matchlock gun?

Let's try another genre. A novice like politics should take jujube pills.

A general who has gone to the battlefield will ignore his nephew and run away because of thunder, awesome author

Regardless of whether modern people travel through time or they are ancient people, how could they want to give up their own family's interests when they become emperor, but for the sake of the people of the world?

Zhu Zhanji is a grandson, and the protagonist bribes an eunuch beside Zhu Di. How come this eunuch can destroy Zhu Gaochi? In order to uphold the justice of the country, Zhu Di said that Zhu Yuanzhang passed the throne to him directly. His brothers were all dead, so he was the eldest son naturally, so he was Taizong. So Zhu Di will not depose Zhu Gaochi, so why does the protagonist bribe the eunuch? Are you afraid that he will depose Zhu Gaochi?

It's beautiful, and the more I watch, the more I want to watch it! Come on!

The earliest newspapers did not use movable type printing, but the steel plate engraving wax printing method, which was low-cost and fast in typesetting. Make a grid on rice paper and soak it in paraffin or vegetable wax to make a master wax paper. Then use a steel needle to engrave on the master. The master is placed on the steel plate. After engraving, the printing method is basically the same as that of movable type printing. Below is the latest wax engraving print I have found.

Zhu Yong is Duke Chengguo, right? Why is it written as Duke Baoguo?

I just read the first chapter and thought GG. It's okay for the weapons production department to be independent. What bullshit is army bidding. It's bullshit. The army is not allowed to have money. This is an iron law. It's even more bullshit that the army can make whatever weapons it wants.