The First Assistant of Ming Dynasty: Reform Begins from Jiajing

One chapter of this book is equivalent to two or three chapters of other books, which is an unexpected bonus for readers. This is the chaff in the tomatoes, no! It's fine material. It not only profoundly interprets the game of politics and power, but also depicts the conflict between ideal and reality, while also showing the blend and coordination of the two. This book has broken away from the dimension of mere interpretation of "technique". All political struggles ultimately point to the height of "Tao". Both righteousness and evil are the way, and the harmony of yin and yang is the way. With the virtue of human nature, the merits of the heavenly way are realized, and with the merits of the heavenly way, thousands of people are benefited.

Brothers, this is a real good book. It is very well written, and I read it calmly, without being pretentious, but even after reading it all, I still have more to say [Like][Like][Like]

It's wonderful, interlocking, with exciting parts and soothing narratives. Like

A good book, it breaks down the calculations of the local officialdom and the palace during the Jiajing period and writes it in detail.

Very exciting, written very realistically

I think it's pretty good at the moment, four stars guaranteed, I'll see if I give it five stars in the future. This book is really structured and deep. Most people may not be able to read it. It is full of historical significance.