Jinyi

Tianqi's body was not very healthy to begin with. Later, he fell into the water and contracted wind-cold, and was later cured to death by the imperial physician (rumored to be the imperial physician arranged by the Donglin Party).

The eunuchs in the Ming Dynasty were different from those in the Tang Dynasty. The eunuchs in the Tang Dynasty had military power. In the Ming Dynasty, the capital camp was in the Ministry of War and the Governor's Mansion of the Fifth Army. Wei Zhongxian's power comes from the apocalypse. A person who can climb from a young eunuch to the chief minister of ceremony and the admiral of Dongchang is also a smart person. It is impossible not to know that he and Tianqi are one and the only person who wants the emperor and Wei Zhongxian to die the most is the scholar-bureaucrat group in Jiangnan. Representing the Donglin Party, Chongzhen's first three years were dominated by the people. To be honest, Chongzhen's later distrust of ministers had a lot to do with being deceived by the Donglin Party.

It's a good read, not a stud book, the protagonist can have a group of wives and concubines, but it's a good book that describes too much about men and women. It's concerned with how to change the status quo in the late Ming Dynasty and let China rise. Although it's fake, I'm still happy to think about it. [Emot=default,14/]

Mainly talking about the problems, I have read more than 400 chapters, and there are more and more poisonous points. First of all, the Tianqi period of the Ming Dynasty is chosen as the entry point. The protagonist still enters the court as an official, which must involve the military affairs of the Liao region and the politics of the court. This is the key point. Secondly, it cannot be separated from the issues of the Age of Discovery and Jiangnan. The late Ming Dynasty also cannot be separated from the technology tree. 1. The military is in a mess. Four ships were blown up by mines. What do you think? The people on the boat watched helplessly as so many small boats rowed within range without any movement at all. Is this possible? This is not a question of underestimating the enemy, this is a question of whether you have any brains. 2. The political portrayal is a mess, and the tactics are okay, but there are currently more than 400 chapters, not to mention the six ministers. I haven't even read all the cabinet ministers, let alone the backgrounds and factions of those ministers. But there is a lot of political struggle in a few hundred chapters. During the Apocalypse period, Liao was definitely the main area, so I can understand that the southeast is ignored for the time being, but we can't even omit the names of the factions in the six cabinet departments, right? 3. The technology tree is messy, which is the biggest poisonous point. I will definitely order the technology tree in the late Ming Dynasty, there is no way around it. The yellowing gunpowder is reasonable, and you can make it if you know the formula. However, there are a few minor problems involved, but there is no foreshadowing for the author to understand these. But making flintlock guns or even machine guns is going too far. Why don't you just make Dongfeng missiles? Let's talk about the flintlock gun first. The biggest problems are the chamber explosion and air tightness. If you want to solve the problem, you need to have a technology tree for steelmaking, regardless of the craftsmanship, right? There is nothing, the craftsmanship does not even mention the assembly line. As for the mercury fulminate behind the yellow gunpowder, there was no foreshadowing, it just came out. 4. For details, officials are divided into parties, and businessmen are also divided into parties. This is not a dependent relationship. The book only states that the eight major merchants are from Datong, but it does not even mention the Shanxi merchants and Shanxi Party. In fact, it is Shanxi, that is, the Shanxi Party and the group of people who control the smuggling trade in Liao. They use profits to corrupt and control the territory of Liao, manage the relationship between North Korea and China, and develop to a peak in the late Ming Dynasty. But in this book, it is the eight major businessmen who try to corrupt and pull people into trouble, and become businessmen first. In fact, in the Ming Dynasty, officials were businessmen, and officials and businessmen were integrated, and officials came first. There were only a few backgrounds whose names and surnames were unknown, as well as a cabinet bachelor and a Duke of Dingguo. Putting the cart before the horse and confusing right and wrong, although this is not the most poisonous, it is the most harmful. Even if the technology tree is misunderstood by others, it is nothing, at least there is no harm, and this point is directly distorting history using the Spring and Autumn Period.

It feels quite ridiculous to see Tianqi fall into the water and no one saves him. I know it is to create opportunities for the protagonist, but it is outrageous that neither of them fell into the water. Eunuch Wei would have pushed those people down even if he didn't want to. It would be better to write that they couldn't swim but still jumped in, but because they couldn't swim, it was still up to the protagonist to save them.

Everyone quit at the beginning, is it so easy to get the title of great god now?

Ming Zhongliang Donglin Party, The iron bones are itchy. Qian Qianyi, the leader of Fushe, The water in the river is too cold today.

I wanted to see some normal plotting, but all I saw was the same old slap-in-the-face routine, which seemed tacky and useless. It felt like there were some villains in whatever the protagonist wanted to do.

1: The rise of the Jurchens in Liaodong is due to several reasons. First, the military aristocracy system in Liaodong established by Li Chengliang fostered self-respect for the invaders, and the result was that they could not lose their tail; 2: Furthermore, Tsarist Manlov became the democratically elected tsar and hired Cossack cavalry to march eastward. After the Crimean Khanate was destroyed, he crossed the Ural Mountains and the Pamir Plateau and began to beat the Mongols endlessly. Even though he was attacked from three sides, the Ming Dynasty still shouted at Mongolia to beat and kill, causing the Mongols to completely fall to the Jurchens; 3: The ministers of the DPRK were vying to fight against the bandits and drive them around. After the bandits had robbed enough gold and silver, they then surrounded them. In this way, all the gold and silver saved by the bandits would be their own. Anyway, it was the court's money spent to suppress the rebellion, and the money received from the surrender was their own. After a period of time, the officials in charge were changed, and they used various methods to force the rogue bandits to revolt. As a result, the rogue bandits in the Central Plains were constantly in the process of revolt and counterinsurgency. 4: After more than a dozen surrenders and revolts, Zhang Xianzhong and Li Zicheng each established a small-scale cavalry capable of fighting. However, Zhao Shujiao, who was really capable of fighting, had been beaten to death by the court officials, and Zhang and Li's troops were already invincible; 5: As for why the same bandit can surrender more than ten times without being killed, it is because the court officials are reluctant to do so. The demise of the Ming Dynasty was not due to the emperor not doing his job properly. The civil service had long ago collapsed. The civil servants had become the country's biggest gravediggers. They were selfish and full of benevolence, justice and morality. In the late Qing Dynasty, ministers and scholars wanted to reform, but Empress Dowager Cixi was holding them back. The emperor of the Ming Dynasty wanted to implement reforms, but there were constraints from the civil service group.

After watching it, I can't say how I feel. It's funny, but the humor is limited; it's Machiavellian, but the protagonist's IQ is not good enough; it's talkative, but the protagonist seldom talks; it's about climbing the technology tree, but it doesn't explain how to climb the technology tree, what difficulties it encounters, and how to solve it; it's about being a pushover, but it wilts at every critical moment; anyway, it just feels awkward, especially compared to The Prodigal Son, the overall plot structure is unclear and even chaotic, and the character creation has no characteristics. To put it bluntly, the character and behavior of the protagonist feel constrained and very twisted. There are no advantages and a lot of shortcomings. Moreover, the emotional drama of all the characters is very bland. It can even be said that all the female characters in it have no charm. The only one who has some characteristics is Apocalypse. And Apocalypse's specialties are never brought out in the later period, let alone the protagonist. After reading it, I can't remember what the protagonist has done or what kind of personality he has. I'm also drunk! All I can say is, have some snacks!