
Managing Time and Space: The Irate Ming Dynasty
时空文化管理之暴躁大明
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- Completed
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- 584k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 5mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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217Chapters
533Reads
6.0Score
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No matter how it is written, at least these three views are correct. He did not kneel down to lick the feudal emperor. [Praise]
I searched and found that the author was right. I was misled by TikTok and previous novel filters. Zhu Yuanzhang was a cruel feudal monarch. Those who licked the emperor back in ancient times were all uncivilized feudal remnants.
It's time for these feudal filial sons to be severely tortured.
🧠🧠🧠🧠Real. In ancient times, emperors only did one thing "to consolidate imperial power", and courtiers only did one thing "to make profits for themselves". It didn't matter whether other people were good or not, as long as they lived. 🧠🧠🧠When commenting, you can speak objectively. To be more realistic, just put in the characters (emperor, ministers... Commoners, lowly citizens, refugees). 🧠🧠🧠To be more serious, just take a look at the laws of each dynasty. Laws are the minimum standards of morality🧠🧠🧠(Tip: Ancient laws are binding on the people, and the privileged class (powerful, powerful, and wealthy) can choose to ignore sex on their own.) 🧠🧠🧠🧠
From a very novel angle, he has invincible power but is restricted by the Space-Time Management Bureau and cannot significantly interfere with time-space restrictions. He can use it to protect himself. However, he can attack the emperor at will but cannot kill him casually. If he kills him, he will have to spend dozens of time cleaning up the consequences.
This book is very consistent with my three views. Modern people who have been pampered by their ancestors at home since childhood, can they be willing to be slaves in the past? Not to mention those who ran around in troubled times and thought "princes, generals and prime ministers have the right to live in peace", even if the Song Dynasty was a coward who did not show imperial power throughout the dynasties, only during the Renzong period had a chance of survival.
It's cool but not cool enough. Any feudal thought is just a paper tiger. We are people who grew up in the new era, okay [laughs] It's funny to see the fans in the comments section getting anxious😆😆😆
It's been a while since I've had a truly perfect work, and this one is very good. . . . Written broadly
This is possible. From Qin to Qing, they were essentially the same.
When trying to reason with someone who doesn't make sense, he only talks about what he thinks is true. No feudal emperor is a good person. The most difficult thing in the world is to put the money from other people's pockets into your own pocket, and to put your own thoughts into other people's heads. The butt determines the head. Even if you are right, he will not adopt it because his empire does not allow it. What's the point of doing these things when nothing can be changed? A wise man does not argue with a fool. Don't leave any sparks behind, make changes, just finish the task quickly and go back.