Great Ming: I Teach the Crown Prince at the Cost of My Life, and the Emperor Breaks Down in Tears

Would the emperor know who the prince was in contact with? Are Jin Yiwei and Dongchang free of charge? The credit for the protagonist's teaching should be given to others, and I accepted it.

Most of the people we have followed up to now are here to see the protagonist take the Ming Dynasty off, rather than to see this kind of unreasonable forced conflict and brainless pretending to slap people in the face. The ancients just died early, but it does not mean that they have no brains, so they put their faces in front of others and slap them? Do you really think that all those who could be officials in ancient times were nerds? There is no good-for-nothing in the court, how many of them can outsmart them in their scheming tactics? Don't write it as a third-rate urban novel disguised as a revival of the Ming Dynasty.

Businessmen are not trained well, so don't trust them

What a stupid plot. . There is no hatred between the eunuch and the protagonist. He risked his life and used means that would be 100% exposed to end the protagonist's life. It's up to you, the author, to decide whether he is stupid or not.

It can be said that Emperor Chenghua left more assets to Hongzhi than Xuande left to the Ming God of War. Hongzhi was too wasteful. He spent 80% of the money on large-scale construction, building palaces, Taoist temples, large-scale religious rituals, etc. All the money was spent on these things. Hongzhi was not good at governing the country. He only wanted to please the civil officials, and then he was praised as a virtuous king by the civil officials. In fact, he was not the best at it, and the military was even more useless. If he could continue to suppress the Jurchens, there would be nothing to worry about, and he would have to listen to the civil officials. This kind of vision and ability are far inferior to that of Emperor Chenghua. Emperor Chenghua wanted money and power. In military affairs, he almost wiped out the Jurchen clan by sweeping holes in the court. How could Hongzhi compare with Chenghua?

During the time of the First Emperor, corvees were paid. For example, those who built the Great Wall were paid. Take a look at the unearthed Yunmeng Qin Slips. This is historical evidence. It's just that later dynasties didn't pay wages

I persisted until Chapter 338, Emperor Hongzhi passed away, and then... After teaching for so long, Zhu Houzhao is even stupider than recorded in history In fact, Zhu Houzhao in history was very smart. He succeeded to the throne at a young age and lost power. As an emperor, Kangxi couldn't bear it, and Zhu Houzhao naturally couldn't bear it, so he built a leopard room and pretended to like having fun. He lowered the vigilance of the civil servants and reused eunuchs. The official, let the Eight Tigers fight with the civil servants, and sit firmly on the Diaoyutai. In the end, he succeeded in taking over the government, driving the troops to conquer personally, and improving his status as a warrior. The reason why he denied Wang Yangming's pacification of Prince Ning's rebellion and wanted to quell it again is because Wang Yangming's background was also a civil servant group. Unfortunately, after achieving his wish, Zhu Houzhao removed Liu Jin and suppressed the eunuchs, which caused everyone in the palace to feel in danger. In the end, the civil servant group found a loophole and fell into the water and died. These are not important, just read the novel, it will be fun Unfortunately, I have become increasingly unhappy in the last few dozen chapters, so I can only*

From the moment the protagonist discovers that his disease can be cured, something is wrong with this book. I always feel that it is moving in the direction of an ordinary pretentious and slap-in-the-face cool novel, without a soul. This does not mean that the protagonist must be written to death, but I just feel that something is not right. . .

After seeing half of it, Zhu Houzhao changed again and again, making Hongzhi think it was Yang Tinghe's contribution. And Yang Tinghe said he didn't know every time. . Hongzhi, as a wise king, thinks time and time again that he is hiding his clumsiness. This kind of forced intelligence for the sake of the plot is really outrageous.

Isn't it the protagonist's inner problem? Why is a grown man covering his mouth and smiling all the time?