Great Ming: I Took Old Zhu Back to the End of the Ming Dynasty!

The backbone of Confucianism was broken at the end of the Song Dynasty. How could there be so many Confucian scholars with integrity in the Ming Dynasty? Just kill a few more and you will be obedient.

Let me talk about Liu Ji and Liu Bowen here. There is really nothing great about Liu Ji and Liu Bowen. The reason why Liu Bowen is so popular. They are all romance novels plus TV dramas, which makes no sense to praise him. The idea that Zhuge Liang divides the world and dominates the country and Liu Bowen is also blown out of the novel. In the official history, Zhu Yuanzhang's most important official was Li Shanchang, and Li Shanchang was also the one who poisoned Liu Bowen. Zhu Yuanzhang's first military adviser was Wang Guangyang. Although they both had the same title of earl, Wang Guangyang's salary was higher than Liu Bowen's. The salary being higher than Liu Bowen's shows that Liu Bowen was inferior to Wang Guangyang. So don't always brag about Liu Bowen, and don't always say that Zhu Yuanzhang is afraid of him. Don't even compare Liu Bowen with Zhuge Liang. There's nothing awesome about him. If you want to refute it, please provide evidence to prove it. Don't mistake romance novels for history.

Zhu Yuanzhang had one and only one meritorious deed - to drive out the Tartars and restore the Han Dynasty. He was also the most upright emperor! During his reign, Zhu Yuanzhang established the "Dengwen Drum" to warn and remind officials at all levels not to be lazy or bend the law, but unfortunately it had no effect at all. They issued treasure banknotes, but due to their own reasons, the people hated them and abandoned them. Because he was afraid of Liu Ji (Liu Bowen), he named Liu Ji the uncle of sincerity. In fact, Liu Ji's contribution was enough to make him a public official! If only I were Liu Ji's grandson (imagining myself as the protagonist), I would marry Zhu Yuanzhang's daughter, and then neglect Zhu Yuanzhang's daughter to become the nominal mistress of the Liu Mansion. Confucianism? A **hypocrite.

Does it mean that after a person becomes an official, the country must support his family and help him raise concubines? The salary in the Ming Dynasty was not low. If the salary was high, then people would not be greedy? Look at the Song Dynasty, their salaries were frighteningly high, and it wasn't because of corruption. And the Manchu and Qing dynasties had the most corrupt officials in history, but they were praised as all wise kings.

There is no problem in reading Shuangwen, but the character's intelligence is too serious. Who is the protagonist? After the hero, he adds the contribution of offering potatoes and salt, especially potatoes. This contribution is comparable to that of the divine farmer of the time, right? No matter how unhappy he is with the protagonist, even if he is reborn, he will be under house arrest at most. Why does the protagonist want to say something against the officialdom? From the prince to the emperor, he will be rustled at every turn. Lao Zhu is not a murderer. It is just because Zhu Biao died early and he was afraid that his successors would not be able to suppress him, so he took away the heroes together. But you, Zhu Biao, are alive and well now. Is Lao Zhu so murderous? And no matter which dynasty it is, the founding emperors can be regarded as heroes through the ages, right? Zhao Song, Sima, etc. Don't count. They have no mind at all. I really don't understand Liu Bowen's historical facts. I originally wanted to see how Liu Bowen offended Lao Zhu, but it turned out that it was because he couldn't speak? I don't know if there are other underlying reasons, but what the author describes is that Liu Bowen paid more attention to the people than the king, and he had a bit of disrespect for the king. He was even poisoned to death in the end, he was the founding hero! Lao Zhu is the beggar in the beginning. He should be the emperor who understands the lives of the people best, right? How disgusting is it to have an official who is so kind to the people? Even if Wei Zheng, who specifically criticizes Li Shimin, does Li Shimin still care about his own reputation? You, Lao Zhu, describe you like a king who has subjugated his country.

First of all, the protagonist is a descendant of Liu Bowen and I don't want to watch it. As a lesson learned from the past, the protagonist even comes to the house to be a licker.

In the Ming Dynasty, as long as you are not Zhu Yuanzhang's son, sooner or later you will have to die and return your merits to the master.

Ryukyu is Taiwan, not Japan. Please change it.

Just lick it hard, right? There are very few novels of this kind that don't lick Zhu Yuanzhang. I'm really speechless. Hey, others are going to kill you, but you still lick him.

The protagonist helped him so much, but he couldn't even say a good word. He can be killed, a more obedient superior