The Tianqi Era of the Ming Dynasty

Apart from the character "Ming" in the name, which is true, the rest of the history of the Ming Dynasty is all nonsense uttered by Manchus and Han traitors.

In the Ming Dynasty at that time, the emperor was broke, merchants betrayed the government by selling off military supplies, the Donglin Party held absolute power, and landlords seized land. First, commercial taxes must be levied. Second, following the example of my country, the Embroidered Uniform Guard was separated into a separate urban management agency.

The term "Daren" () as a respectful title only became widespread in the mid-to-late Qing Dynasty. Before that, there were many other respectful titles, such as Xianggong (), Guanzhang (), Laogongzu (), Tangzun (), Linggong (), Guanren (), Gelao (), Kezhang (), Guanye (), Laoye (), Taizun (), Lingjun (), Fuzun (), and so on.

After reading some comments, it's clear that Confucius was not wrong. Many people, without understanding Confucianism, attribute all evil to it, which is very irrational. Furthermore, some say that the existing bureaucracy of the Ming Dynasty must be overthrown, or that Western capitalism or the Meiji Restoration model must be established.

Dude, you're a time traveler? You really think you're a kid?! So childish, and the protagonist is such an idiot.

The fact that it says "Don't kill Yuan Chonghuan" tells you this book is garbage.

Is the author a Christian? Why does he keep trying to import things from the Ming Dynasty? Doesn't he want to regulate the two major religions in China?

Confucian scholars are great at boasting, but utterly useless in practical matters. They're just like modern effeminate men, especially those so-called great Confucian scholars who, by spouting nonsense and writing frivolous poems, gain a status and wealth that don't belong to them. Meanwhile, those who engage in scientific inventions and write useful literature don't receive the status and wealth they deserve.

The more I read, the more rubbish it seems. Not only is the author a complete history novice and a political novice, but they also have a saintly heart. I don't know where a time traveler got the audacity to engage in "good-nature-good-everyone" politics during the Age of Exploration and the near-collapse of a kingdom. Don't they know their own social class? Finally, when they saw that all overseas profits were to be given to officials, they immediately gave up.

This is too much! I couldn't continue after three chapters. Even if you're writing a fantasy novel, you should at least adhere to basic historical principles! The author doesn't even have basic historical knowledge before starting a historical novel. Putting aside the incredibly simplistic writing style, which reads like a primary school student's composition, the plot is completely illogical.