Wang Hong descended from the heavens, revered as a god. His summoning arts were without equal, but what in the world were all these things he summoned?
Your Majesty, give Xiao Ming a house, and he'll pacify Liaodong in three days.
Your Majesty, this humble servant is a walking encyclopedia. I regard all the officials of the Donglin Party as mere weeds.
Your Majesty, are you short on cash? Collect commercial taxes, and I guarantee you'll be rolling in money. You can bury the Eastern Barbarians in silver!
Your Majesty, I know what happened five hundred years ago and what will happen five hundred years from now. Give me an official post, and I'll help Your Majesty avoid many wrong turns, so the Great Ming will last ten thousand generations.
Emperor Chongzhen stared speechlessly at them, realizing that people had been swindling him far too much over the past few years.
Grand Preceptor: Your Majesty, don't underestimate these trolls. When they go berserk, they can really infuriate anyone.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Why does the author write the protagonist with such a low profile? , A good person is bullied by others, and it seems like the protagonist is obligated to help? How are the system tasks? It's slowly becoming wretched. Is it difficult to find a scapegoat to move the capital? And I really can't stand that Chongzhen, with such a high posture? Do you know how many emperors died in the Ming Dynasty?
If you don't catch them all in one fell swoop after fighting after another, when will you still have time to play infighting? In troubled times, people who focus on the key points and cannot judge the situation will inevitably be eliminated. There are so many people who want to be officials in the Ming Dynasty.
The author, most readers are mainly from the perspective of the protagonist! It makes me feel uncomfortable when I write it down!
There are countless typos