Taking Off the Underwear of the Ming Dynasty History Book, the Emperor of All Realms Went Crazy and Killed Him

The author dares to say that he is so courageous and supports it. He really feels that the entire descendants of Lao Zhu will be miserable. . . I have been fighting with civil servants all my life without admitting defeat... [Crying] [crying] [crying] [crazy] I hope it will never be taken off the shelves. I went into a dark room without even reading the author's previous book. . . Accepted [laughs] . . . When asked about my filial son, can you compare and contrast horizontally and look at the situation of the entire era? Everything you say is just one mouth. I am only speaking from a public standpoint. According to your statement, the literati are all white lotuses, and they are the so-called "famous people for generations." The most indispensable thing in the officialdom is opportunists, and everything is based on profit. I really admire him for being so simple... The author's writing about Jiajing in the back is not very good and a little unfair, but the front part is okay, and some of his views are too extreme. Some reasons cannot be simply attributed to a single person. In fact, I feel that Zhu Di has done a good enough job. The real pig farmer is his good grandson [laughs]

This novel about the history of Ming Dynasty is like a sharp key that pries open the secret door of history that has been sealed for hundreds of years. It tore apart those fragments of Ming history that were packaged as logical by traditional historical views, revealing the cruel truth of the game between the civil servant group and the imperial power. Every speculation is like thunder, and every deconstruction is spine-chilling. For a long time, many truths about Ming history have been deliberately distorted and covered up. In today's era of diversified information, readers need works like this, so that more people can see another possibility of Ming history through it. Only in this way can we get closer to the truth of history. This is the most basic respect for history.

It makes sense. I feel like this is the historical truth. It's really enjoyable to watch.

This book is particularly novel. In the last years of the Ming Dynasty, there were internal and external troubles, and the unexplained sudden deaths of the Ming Dynasty princes, emperor grandsons, and subsequent emperors. In short, conspiracies have always existed. There are natural disasters, but there are many man-made disasters. This book analyzes the Ming Dynasty from a novel perspective.

The conjecture is too real, and the conspiracy and conspiracy inside makes people feel chilly. I can't imagine how people can be so vicious, and the civil servants' city layout is so deep. According to the person involved in our time travel, we don't even know who was played to death.

Very good book. His evaluation of Confucianism is spot on. After being castrated for thousands of years, I have always felt that Zhu Yuanzhang was not ruthless or smart enough.

There are indeed too many doubts in the history of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Conspiracy theories and unofficial histories are sometimes more credible than some official histories that have been revised again and again.

How can I put it this way? This book is really good. No one knows whether the history is true or false. But on the other hand, this book tells people some unexplainable things. On a tomato, it is quite good. I hope it will continue. To a certain extent, this book can be ranked in the top of the Ming Dynasty. I also checked the things mentioned in it. Many of them are true. This is indeed worthy of praise. As a history lover, this book is completely worth reading [Like] [Like] [Like]

Seeing the Tunguska Buryat cannibals here, I give you five stars unconditionally. Although there are many flaws, including Emperor Jiajing, refining alchemy was just a matter of refining his own medicine to save his life. He did not dare to take the medicine prescribed by the imperial doctor. The emperor of the Ming Dynasty only lived longer if he ate his own food.

I believed it all, especially after seeing the portraits of the Manchu emperors painted by Europeans. I felt that the Jurchen part might be true.

Very nice. History is a dressable little girl. I have never believed in the history of the Ming and Qing Dynasties, but I will not believe it even if the literary inquisition has been carried out for hundreds of years in the history of the Qing Dynasty and the Ming Dynasty. A very conspiracy theory novel.

The conspiracy theory perspective I've seen is quite interesting.

Unofficial history is wild enough, has a pure taste, is logically self-consistent, and has smooth expressions. It may be more accurate than official history. Maybe this is the truth... Come on, author💪 write more, it's totally not enough!

The life-and-death game between parasitic civilization and native civilization The essence of the Western civilization system is a parasitic civilization spawned by "Chinese outflow capital + local forces collusion". Its rise depends on the wealth transfusion and theft of achievements of the Chinese civilization, and its survival depends on destroying the foundation of Chinese civilization and monopolizing the right to speak narrative. The Chinese civilization is the only native civilization that has lasted for five thousand years. It has always adhered to the core logic of collective symbiosis and great unity to resist capital parasitism and external plunder. This game that has lasted for hundreds of years has nothing to do with simple differences among civilizations, but a life-and-death battle between native civilizations defending their sovereignty and parasitic civilizations plundering living space. The continuous struggle of Chinese civilization is not only to protect its own survival, but also to break the hegemonic destiny dominated by capital and promote human civilization to return to the essence of fair symbiosis. History will eventually prove that parasitic civilizations cannot last long. The resilience and perseverance of native civilizations will eventually reshape the pattern of global civilization and return the development of civilizations to the right track of independence, equality, and symbiosis.

How can I put it, this is a historical article that is a complete conspiracy theory. But you can't completely deny it, right? After all, the history of the Ming Dynasty is full of conspiracy theories. However, the history of the Ming Dynasty was compiled by the Manchus, which is not very credible. As a result, we cannot be sure whether the history of the Ming Dynasty is true or false. But we can see through the inference of the conclusion that there must be a problem. Zhu Yuanzhang, the oldest Zhu family, has a long lifespan, and Zhu Di also has a long lifespan, which proves that there is no problem with genes, and there are no genetic diseases that cause short life. Then why were all the emperors of the Zhu family short-lived in the future? Emperors who did something good died suddenly. However, the lifespans of the emperors Jiajing and Wanli who did not go to court were quite normal. It is also an indisputable fact that the imperial doctors who killed the two emperors were able to enjoy their old age. If you want to say that these are all coincidences, I don't believe it at all. Well, although there are no other articles about the Ming Dynasty that I have read before. They say these are conspiracies, but I feel something is wrong. Whose emperor is like this? All of them are short-lived. But as long as you don't go to court and ignore the government's affairs, you can live a long life. I have to wonder if Zhu Di didn't live short because he had been fighting abroad all year round. Or maybe because the prince was in charge of the country's officials when fighting abroad, so there was no need to attack Zhu Di.

You can watch it, but it's best not to believe it too much. History is not black and white, and people are not all good or bad. You cannot blame all mistakes on individuals. Human nature is complex. Some of the opinions in the article are too extreme, but when reading novels, the most important thing is to enjoy them. It's time for entertainment.

A novel angle! ! ! Awesome! Correction must be excessive

Good book, many reasonable speculations. In fact, there are many doubts. Song Huizong is also strange. I feel that the emperor sitting on it is not an emperor who has experienced decades of elite education, but a two-armed man who is not even as good as us. The history of the Ming Dynasty is recognized to be untrue. We still have a long way to go to find out the true origins.

The author writes well and the story is logical. Although it is not rigorous, it is harmless. The author's introduction is very accurate. The conspiracy theories are very sinister and the wild history is wild. It's very logically written. Very well written.

The content is relatively loose, ranging from Kesa, to unofficial history, to revolution, and I feel like I write whatever comes to my mind. In fact, there is a lot to say about Kesa. The author may be able to write it in more detail and stop at the funny unofficial history, which is not very meaningful to this article [Huang Yueying's one]. However, the author wrote the original story, so I would like to give it five stars. Come on, author!

I can't tell the truth from the false, so I can only wait for archeology. The last time I was so shocked was when I read the historical reconstruction of Shang and Zhou Dynasties. Historians always like to write things in the Spring and Autumn style. After the Shang Dynasty was stolen by the Zhou Dynasty, the leading party and the Erwuzi were also rated very well in the history books. For example, Bigan, Huiziqi, Boyi, Shuqi

@ Author, are the histories you searched for correct? I can no longer distinguish the history of the Ming and Qing dynasties. What you wrote is beyond the history books I have studied. I have no impression that I have studied history. [Cry] [Cry] [Cry] [Cry] [Cry] It's too scary [Cry] [Cry] [Cry] Han Wu, is the statue of Zhu Youlang real? In the end, it was demolished. It was so terrible [crying][crying][crying] @ Give me a real reply @agan I'm almost 29, [crying][crying][crying]

It's an eye-opener, it's an eye-opener. There are so many tricks in the history books. Emperor Hongxi and Queen Zhang, who were known as the three empresses of the early Ming Dynasty, couldn't stand digging deeper. Once they were investigated, they were found to be very suspicious. And those so-called arts and those who are loyal to historical facts are all traitors under the banner of

Don't say anything anymore, just write the rice book. Absolutely five-star reviews.

New viewpoints, telling the truth in one sentence

It's beautiful, it's so beautiful. It makes me feel that history is a cycle. Creatures like human beings are too terrible. It's not so much the greed of the civil servants as it is human nature. It can't be solved by killing people. In my opinion, it can only be solved by destruction.

Although this book was finalized for 98 years and continued until the fall of the dynasty. There have been several versions. The conspiracy theory should be inferred based on the main version left. It can only be said that the conspiracy theory is very reasonable. However, because the entire history compiled by the Manchu and Qing Dynasties is fake, it is still of great reference value. After all, history books are not created out of thin air. The revisions of the Manchu and Qing Dynasties are also based on the actual changes left by Ming officials.

From the perspective of conspiracy theories, this book is quite interesting. Although I haven't read a few chapters yet, if you look at this book from a historical perspective, who knows? Who knows the historical truth? So I would like to ask the author what this sentence means. I want to ask the author quietly, are you a time traveler? Tell the truth, otherwise what does this sentence mean? Sure enough, those who write about the history of the Ming Dynasty are not so smooth sailing I really want to know how the author knew. To be honest, @, are you a time traveler?

The novel is really well written, but I was a bit distracted while reading it. After reading a few chapters, I had to find funny videos to relieve my mood.

My heart is racing. It turns out that Zhu Qizhen is the "God of War of the Ming Dynasty" and the real God of War of the Ming Dynasty! It turns out that Zhu Jianshen was even more of a reform pioneer, as well as Hou Wangzhi, the champion of the Ming Dynasty. . . I just said how could the ancestors of the Ming Dynasty be such trash? It turned out that they were all blackmailed by the civil servant group and the wild boar skin behind them🤔 I believe that the author is telling the true history of the Ming Dynasty. Our ancestors were awesome!