The Professional Emperor
皇帝专业户
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 760k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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Yang Guang? Liu Xie? Chongzhen was actually a tyrant? Yang Guang was killed by powerful clans, right? Chongzhen was killed by natural disasters and the Donglin Party, right? If there hadn't been natural disasters or the Donglin Party, the Ming Dynasty would never have fallen. Liu Xie was a puppet from the start, how could he be a tyrant?
Haha, you tyrant. Do you really understand these four people?
Zhu Youjian was not a foolish emperor; he was a truly diligent ruler. Unfortunately, he was a bit foolish, didn't know how to use people effectively, and trusted the Donglin Party too much. The country was ruined by these so-called virtuous men, and there was also the issue of Shanxi merchants colluding with the enemy. Zhu Youjian, as emperor, was not as wealthy as his ministers.
The idea is good, but unfortunately the protagonist is an arrogant political novice.
To the author: please distinguish between the terms "tyrant" and "incompetent ruler." Also, while a tyrant is cruel, he is not incompetent. An incompetent ruler is foolish, incapable, and cruel. Qin Shi Huang and Yang Guang can be summarized in one sentence: Lacking virtue, yet possessing merit. Their crimes were in their time, but their merits will last for millennia.
He was directly granted the title of "King of Equals," and that's all the credit he got. Anyone who can still read this far is a genius.
I lost all interest in reading the first chapter. Emperors Huizong and Qinzong, they weren't even dead! Where did those temple names come from?
The scene where they used a crossbow to shoot steel needles down at the sentries from the helicopter was too fake.
The wind is very strong when the helicopter rotor blades are pointing downwards; your steel needle was blown off course, and you still wanted to shoot the sentry... Also, are you driving a car? You rolled down the helicopter door in mid-air and shouted down; did the helicopter stop moving then? Zhang Fei came, but his voice wasn't as loud as the helicopter's noise.
This is too far-fetched, it feels so out of place, too ordinary.
Can you please stop being so godlike? If you're this good, why weren't you burned at the stake by the ancients as a monster?
This is toxic. The author shouldn't be using modern weapons; either build them yourself or make the whole system toxic. ←_←