Deconstructing three hundred years of Ming history with humorous writing, from Zhu Yuanzhang's "Beggars' Counterattack" to Chongzhen's "Emperor Dies in the State", uncovering the black box of power behind the Dragon Throne. Here are Zhang Juzheng's "one-whip method" of thunder, Hai Rui's strong character of carrying the coffin and scolding the emperor, and the life and death werewolf killing between the Donglin Party and the Eunuch Party. Back then, Mingyue grafted history from a modern perspective, allowing Jin Yiwei's Xiuchun Dao to cut through the thick black knowledge in the workplace, and letting Qi Jiajun's mandarin duck array lay out the true scriptures of management. When humor meets desolation, you will find: history never repeats, but it always rhymes.
