The Ideal Son-in-Law of the Late Ming

Judging from the author's intention, the protagonist not only has to turn the tide at the end of the Ming Dynasty, but also carries out a series of reforms. While defeating the slaves and fighting the bandits, he also has to carry out comprehensive changes in the field, finance, taxation, officials and nobles. Otherwise, even if the Ming Dynasty is restored successfully, it will not change the fate of China. But what will the protagonist do after these things are done? Are you going to hand over all your troops and become a peasant? Or make the emperor a shogunate? Or become the emperor yourself? Handing over the army will definitely not work. The emperor is the most insecure profession. Even if you hand over the army, it does not mean that the emperor trusts you. After all, you brought the army. What if there is a Chenqiao mutiny? Even if Chongzhen trusts you, he will probably make a glass of poisonous wine and take you away with him before he dies. For no other reason than because you have this ability, this is a sin. The third prince was still killed by Kangxi even when he was over seventy years old. Xiang Shaolong was also a time traveler and was eventually suspected by Ying Zheng. Just because you don't have any traces of rebellion doesn't mean you don't have any betrayal. Just because you don't have any betrayal doesn't mean that your descendants and subordinates don't have any betrayal. The most important thing is that the protagonist has offended too many people. He killed salt merchants, killed nobles, and just occupied a coal mine. How many people did he offend? Future reforms will definitely offend more people, and they will also kill landlords and scholars. You have offended everyone in the world, and you still want to go back and spend your remaining years in peace? How many things did Zhang Juzheng do before he was beaten to death? If he doesn't hand over his army to serve as the shogunate, will the emperor be willing to do so? Can anyone else be willing? If you meet a more capable emperor, or if your descendants are old and incompetent, they will die without a burial place. China does not have this tradition, so this approach will not work. It is not appropriate for me to be the emperor. First of all, Chongzhen is still young and can still have children. The throne will never be passed to you. No matter how great your contribution is, it will not be passed on to you. But if he rebels, he will not be a good son-in-law. So I guess that the best outcome for the protagonist is to go overseas, make arrangements in Australia or America in advance, and leave with his subordinates when the time is right. This way he can fulfill his reputation as a good son-in-law and have a good death.

The protagonist feels too idealistic. The society you expect cannot even be achieved now, let alone ancient times with such low productivity.

It is said that the male protagonist has no foundation, no connections, and no money in the south. He only has thousands of elites at his disposal, and who knows how many more people will die on the way to escape. The situation in Nanming is unclear again. If the Manchus don't come in, they may not even have much time to breathe. (Now the only Zhongliang that can be defeated in the Ming Dynasty is Shi Kefa) 😵

Can't it be written as a plot where the king and his ministers trust each other? Why rebel? Can't we unite as one to fight against the outside world? The relationship between Chongzhen and Chen Yue should be just like the title of the book! You are a good father-in-law and I am a good son-in-law! It's best to have a beginning and an end!

This kind of kneeling and licking article is free and I don't even bother to read it. Back in ancient times, I didn't rebel and went to kneel and lick the ancient natives.

Let's not talk about whether the eldest princess is dead or not. She was only eleven years old when Emperor Chongzhen hanged himself. It's scary to think about it! He also graduated from the police academy. 🤫🤫

I heard that the author became a queen, so I came here to see it.

This book should be called The Good Lick Dog at the End of Ming Dynasty. In order to lick the goddess, he can trick his parents and friends to death.

I was very angry when I saw the back part The protagonist was tolerant for a while, I really couldn't stand it The protagonist fell in love with the princess just after meeting him a few times I don't mean anything by saying this. Everyone just enjoys reading the book, but I feel that the protagonist is really timid. I only know that the protagonist is tolerant for a while, which is really uncomfortable for people to watch.

I really don't want to say anything, but I still want to marry the princess to you and lead the emperor to fight to save the Ming Dynasty. In ancient times, there were several powerful generals or capable ministers who were not executed. Besides, after saving the Ming Dynasty, aren't you afraid that the emperor will regret the marriage and kill you? The emperor will allow people who are stronger than him to live, leaving behind those who are a threat. You might as well wait for Chongzhen to die, run away with the princess in the chaos, and then find a way to avenge Chongzhen and become the emperor yourself. It is unrealistic to save the Ming Dynasty for a subjugated princess. This is really traveling to the past to be a future warrior to save the world.