The Chongzhen Emperor Has a Gun

Before the Zhao and Song Dynasties, China was a civilization dominated by wealthy and aristocratic families. Before the Spring and Autumn Period, Zhuxia began to be attacked by foreign tribes, and they were able to successfully counterattack. The Han and Tang Dynasties took over the Western Region twice. They were weak enough to hold on to the south when foreign tribes invaded the north, and finally regained the north. On the other hand, the literati officials who came from poor families through the imperial examination created perverted Neo-Confucianism. Many of their ideas seriously violated the original intentions of the Chinese ancestors, and the civilization declined and the force of arms was not strong. In addition to Neo-Confucianism, the most important thing is the selfish national policy of the Zhao and Song Dynasties, which was internally destructive and externally submissive, focusing on literature over martial arts. The scholar-bureaucrats were immersed in literature and did not know how to explore ways to save the country. The Zhao family was so selfish that they were afraid that a family that could threaten the throne would appear, so they demolished the Yimen. The root cause of the changes in the scholar-official class before and after the Song Dynasty should be the change in the ideas they learned and respected. What the scholar-officials learned was centered on Cheng and Zhu's intentional interpretation of Confucianism, rather than Confucius's Confucianism. Most of the scholar-officials before the Song Dynasty were based on Dong Zhongshu's transformation of Confucianism, but their thoughts were still based on the central thoughts of Confucius' Confucianism. The root of the "non-monarchy" arguments popular among literati in the Song and Ming dynasties, such as "the world belongs to the people of the world," was that when the class of scribes from poor families grew so powerful that even the imperial power could not control it, they could stand up and shout out their "non-monarchy" ideas. The Niu-Li party struggle in the late Tang Dynasty can be seen that the officials born in poor families headed by Niu Dang were inferior to the wealthy families represented by Li Dang in terms of their conduct and farsightedness in governing the country. The leader of the Li Party did not ignore the other party because he was a member of the Niu Party. He only hired him as long as he was talented. This was the resurgence of Wu Zong. On the other hand, after the Niu Party gained power during the Xuanzong period, they greatly implicated the Li Party, and the leader of the Li Party was even demoted to Hainan. All the results of Wuzong Zhongxing were thrown away. Wu Zong's attack on the Uighurs was real. Xuanzong relied solely on Zhang Yichao to gain the reputation of conquering Hehuang. In Xuanzong's later years, mutinies occurred almost every year.

I killed a lot of readers in the early stage. Who knew that it would be so refreshing to change people later? What a shame, otherwise why would the results be so bad?

How should modern people break the situation when they return to the late Ming Dynasty and become Emperor Chongzhen? 1. Factory guards must be carefully controlled and cannot be infiltrated by civilian officials. 2. Wei Zhongxian and the eunuchs must all have their homes ransacked, executed and exiled, so as to obtain a large amount of money. 3. Train new troops and improve scientific research, promote loyal ministers (Sun Chengzong) and people with scientific and technological capabilities (Xu Guangqi), and increase talent cultivation and training of military talents (Yuan Chonghuan, Hong Chengchou, Lu Xiangsheng, Sun Chuanting, Cao Wenzhao, Yan Yingyuan) 4. Defeat the wild boar skin in the field battle (annihilating tens of thousands of people), increase full support for Dongjiang Town to gain huge prestige, thereby maintaining the oppression of civilian officials, and finally conduct a supplementary inventory of the four towns in Jizhou, Datong, Shanxi, Xuanfu. 5. Continue to train the new army, which can be used to suppress the Shaanxi bandits for rotation training and suppress them in northern Shaanxi, so as to calmly liquidate the Shanxi merchants and increase fiscal revenue.

To be honest, although this book is messy, I still like the writing style. There have been works of a similar style in the past, and I've seen one, but I can't remember it.

Isn't this a historical article? Why are there zombies?

Wow😊, I finally saw a real Ming Dynasty book. Sure enough, there are still talented people in the starting point. Highly recommended

Damn it, what is this? The zombies are coming

If you change the emperor at will, the Ming Dynasty will not be destroyed. The only way is to kill the faint king Zhu Youjian. Zhu Youjian didn't know what politics was or what friends were. He was alone and killed ministers indiscriminately. Can Dacheng kill indiscriminately?

As soon as he ascended the throne and he only served for a few years, the world was over. The eunuchs were like his enemies. Do you think that the emperor who couldn't even tell who was his own did a particularly good job? At best, carpentry can be regarded as Tianqi's hobby, just like some emperors love to cultivate immortality, and some love Qin, chess, calligraphy and painting, but their hobbies are very famous, so you have the illusion that their hobbies are better than their jobs.

I can still understand the first few dozen chapters, but towards the end I feel like I'm not smart enough. You opened a scene too much in this chapter, and the main character is almost gone.