The Autocrat of the Ming Dynasty

I just came back from the financial resources. Today I saw the author's single chapter. I was quite touched. However, I really like the author's realistic style. I won't talk about the monthly recommendation tickets in the front. The 5 monthly passes will be full in the future. I just made up a full subscription. I am not a wealthy person, so I can't give too much reward, but it is a small support to the author. Come on 😜😜

The two Jinyiwei leaders have rebelled, can the emperor still live well? It's incredible😰

Turns out you are really an idiot, Lord and Master of Heaven and Earth🤣You even explained it on horseback

The protagonist's character is draggy and repetitive. After a while, he said there was not enough time and he had to rush! Later, when we talked about delegating power, we went back to the previous situation. Everything was done half-way, and we were not decisive or thorough at all. If it were really realistic, the Ming Dynasty would have collapsed by the mid to late stage.

The writing in the back is so bad, it's no different than a primary school student. Fighting foreigners is not like the Ming Dynasty, but more like the last years of the Qing Dynasty. Which foreigner in the Ming Dynasty dared to say that 800 people could sweep across the Far East? Which foreigner dared to call the Ming people yellow-skinned monkeys in that era? Which foreigner dares to say that one foreigner can fight 30 Ming soldiers? It is really too witty to describe the muskets of their time as automatic rifles. This is the Ming Dynasty, not the late Qing Dynasty. There was no Opium War or the Eight-Power Allied Forces.

To be honest, what I wrote above is quite good, and I have some IQ. From the beginning of the Battle of Ningjin, it was pure **. I have no military knowledge at all. The artillery is almost comparable to modern howitzers. The Jinyiwei is simply a fairy organization. They know all the information. The negotiations are even more ridiculous. They send people one by one to redeem them, and then they are detained and then sent back to surrender. Do you think that everyone else is a fool and you are the only one who is smart?

This emperor is a coward, and his whole plan is not to kill, so why not let the sycophant stay for the New Year? Everything is left to King Xin, so why not write about Chongzhen? I really feel helpless when I read it. Being an emperor and not daring to kill anyone, you just have to be a ball, it's not that fun. In history, Gongyan of the Wei Dynasty is the most interesting. When writing about emperors, it's really cowardly. Bah.

I can't stand it anymore after reading more than 800 chapters. It always repeats the same routine. First, the enemy party is secretly doing something, and the officials under him must have been investigating it for a long time. Then they have to investigate it themselves in order to avoid chaos and seek stability. The protagonist, the emperor, knows what the enemy is doing, and finally solves it with a wave of his hand. Then the so-called Donglin and the eunuchs, who had no lower IQ, no soldiers and no power, always thought that killing a few people who supported the emperor would help them fight against the emperor. They killed them one after another, fearing the pain, and then after an N chapter, they started to have trouble again. The transitional thing in the middle is how to govern the country and what the policies are. They are all reasonable.

The only thing I feel after reading this article is that all the officials in the Ming Dynasty are very shameless. They are all the kind of people who can do anything, including corruption, water transportation, and controlling food prices, but no one else can, not the emperor and queen, not the prince, and not other parties. What I do is for the country and the people, and what you do is harmful to the country and the people.

You who traveled back in time are not as good as the original emperor. You caused chaos in the court just to remove a few officials? I'm really convinced.