Ming Ting

I have to remind you of the ideological pattern of the new book. From the very beginning of the Ming Dynasty, it was written that the eunuch Wei Zhongxian was to be eliminated. This was outrageously wrong. Wei Zhongxian was just a biting dog. It would be useful if he could not be eliminated. In the late Ming Dynasty, literature was valued over military affairs, and those civil servants were all sour Confucians. This cannot be blamed on them. It has something to do with the inheritance of Chinese culture that only respects Confucianism. No The same goes for civil servants and ordinary people, even hundreds of years later in the early Republic of China. Just like Kong Yiji and the young Runtu in Lu Xun's works, the literati were sour and the people were stupid and dull. These two people were not an exception in the past, they were common. Therefore, as a time traveler who wants to change history, he can only change the society first. How to change? It should start with education and start from childhood. It will take several generations of hard work to change this. Being a time traveler should be much faster than crossing the river by touching stones. First, we should pay attention to the development of natural science and industry, which can also provide jobs, so you should do it first. Wei Zhongxian is unwise, because as soon as you want to reform (which is equivalent to changing the ancestral system), those civil servants will say to Confucius and Mencius every day that they can spray you to death, make you unable to do anything, and even regard you as a thorn in your side and a thorn in your flesh. Don't you know what happened to Shang Yang? Shang Yang's reform was relatively successful, so the problems faced by time-travelers are the entire social system, not just a few pavilion elders, so keeping Wei Zhongxian is the best choice. He is not only your leader, but also your shield. Finally, deal with him, rehabilitate the dead officials, and gain both fame and fortune. This is the only correct and quick way. Of course, there are other ways to eat and wait for death. As a time traveler, we all know that no matter whether we do it or not, China will stand up again after hundreds of years.

I feel it. After watching it, the villains have all been hit by a mental attack... It's boring to watch. I'm just expressing my opinion. Thank you.

Why is it that when you travel to the end of the Ming Dynasty, there are some works that want to be king and dominate, as if they want to copy the five thousand years of Chinese civilization? Can you please learn to memorize everything in the five thousand years like a computer before traveling through time? Isn't there a setting of what the protagonist's situation was before he traveled through time?

Chapter 1, is the protagonist crazy? What's wrong with you? The point is to waste money everywhere, don't take money seriously, mosquitoes are still meat no matter how small they are. Bastard protagonist, if you dress like a beggar, let's see how you waste your money.

Are people who are reborn in time and space still afraid of Zhu Youjian? I should have contacted him earlier and instilled some ideas into him. Alas, it gives me a headache. Pig's trotters had great military exploits, and they were even written about going to jail. Was the Chongzhen Dynasty so miserable? To be imprisoned just after he has made a meritorious service makes the emperor look too retarded!

Before the Tumubao Incident, the expansion of the civil service group made the emperor fearful. He urgently needed to do something to consolidate his authority, so he later went on a personal expedition, hoping to use victory to scare those petty people. However, the emperor and the nobles underestimated the humble Confucian scholars who had written pledges of allegiance to the barbarians. They talked about benevolence and morality, but in fact had no lower limit in terms of interests. As a result, the country's elite troops were destroyed by internal and external cooperation. From then on, the emperor became a semi-puppet. Even if his descendants slipped out of the palace and went to the border to seek revenge, the civil servant group tampered with the records in the history books. Thousands of troops fought hard and killed only a few enemies! By the end of the Ming Dynasty, the civil servant group had swelled to its peak. Most of the country's interests were in their hands. There was not much money to be made outside, so they focused on the interests of other internal factions. This was the notorious party struggle!

It's not easy to travel through time, either with the skills of a special forces soldier, or with some guns, bullets, and modern weapons. You don't even bring any of them. You just go there and get beaten. You are simply stupid. Without blessing, the story would definitely not be much better, and it would definitely not be as good as Shuangwen.

If you write poorly at the beginning, no one will want to read it later. You can't even accept time travel, but you can accept getting rich. The outline is unclear, the plot is old and incomplete, and the writing is unclear.

I won't say whether the book is good or bad, but the author doesn't know much about officialdom, right? Especially Ming Chao, who always has this official or that official? There is also the imperial censor, who is so easy to catch. Any official from the Ministry of Justice can be arrested. The author is not very clear about the status of the public prosecutor in the Ming Dynasty. You can know this by just looking up the history, right?

Will the protagonist rebel and overthrow the Ming Dynasty?