Great Ming: Watch Closely, Chongzhen. I'll Demonstrate This Once

The writing is pretty good, but there are two general issues. There are so many science popularizations, but they are actually unnecessary. The waste of space also makes the content seem fluent; the protagonist seems extremely afraid of the ministers, has made big mistakes, and corrupts the common people. If he doesn't learn from Zhu Yuanzhang, peeling off the skin is enough to give them face. The protagonist often just gets one, and it is not clear whether to kill him or not.

The country is about to be destroyed, but I still pay so much attention to you, haha, holy mother bitch, I don't dare to kill you

How could there be such a weird idea as eunuchs saving the country in the late Ming Dynasty? Moreover, although the Ming Dynasty's scholar-bureaucrats had some people who welcomed the king's army in the face of the Qing army, if the integrity of the scholar-bureaucrats can be compared with that of the late Ming Dynasty, it would be the late Eastern Han Dynasty.

Introduction: Is this going to be fried in lard? If so, I won't watch it

Demonstrate what, demonstrate your carpentry work?

Are you not from the Donglin Party?

I feel like there's a lot of nonsense. I'm introducing this and that, and I need to popularize science.

The ministers are all united under the same power, so why should they care about what you, the emperor, say?

In the late Ming Dynasty, it was not only the scholar-bureaucrats who were most corrupt, but also the royal family. After the eunuchs were wiped out, Chongzhen had tens of thousands of troops directly under his command. Chongzhen had both soldiers and money, so he began to collect taxes. But he later intensified his efforts, turning the money he handed out into treasure notes, requiring ministries to pay in silver, and exchanging waste paper for silver. He killed all those in the Northern Zhili who paid taxes according to the law. Li Chuang had defeated Chongzhen several times. The troops were not wiped out, but King Chuang was left to engage in power struggles. I believe that all of Chongzhen's families were ruined by him. There were several powerful people in the Donglin Party. Chongzhen was not Liu Xie. His Yongwei camp suppressed the elite of King Chuang, and the whole army was destroyed. Although he was diligent in defeating the Qing army, his philosophy is that the people must sacrifice all their wealth and all the people in the family to die to be good people. He regards the people in the world as domestic slaves. I am not the king of the subjugation of the country, but I am the minister of the subjugation of the country! Why is he so shameless? Like some companies, he pays a salary of 200 and requires employees to subsidize the company out of their own pockets. When he went bankrupt later, it was because the employees didn't know how to contribute.

There was no distinction between Jiangsu and Anhui in the Ming Dynasty! It's Nanzhili