The Bear Cub Zhengde of the Great Ming

The writing is okay, and the author is quite serious. Although there are some mistakes in some places, it is still relatively rigorous. I don't understand why there are so many novice readers nowadays who read historical novels for the purpose of pursuing enjoyable writing. How do they get the pleasure? I never care about the authenticity of history. It's either object time travel or word time travel. I can do whatever I want. Imaginary history is not history. History is rigorous. Imaginary historical novels are also history. If you don't write according to history, just write about a non-existent dynasty. Before a time traveler has invented or changed something, fabricating it at will is irresponsible to the readers and to novices. Today's historical novels The talk is getting more and more nonsense, and there are fewer and fewer authors who write rigorous articles. Just like modern historical TV series, either the costumes or the characters are not right, and all kinds of random things are used. Either things from the Ming Dynasty have traveled to the Tang Dynasty, or Ming Dynasty customs have traveled to the Han Dynasty. You can imagine a time traveler traveling to the Qin Dynasty. Qin Shihuang is cuddling with Britney Spears, and Zhu Yuanzhang is bragging and farting with Liu Bang. Is the style of painting in line with the imagination of novices? A soldier in the late Eastern Han Dynasty wore Tang Dynasty armor, held Ming Dynasty weapons, and fought with Qing Dynasty soldiers. What these noobs want is that history is rigorous. Even if you write fictional history, it is still history. In a situation where the situation has not changed. Please don't become casually distorted. The most important thing when writing historical novels is to be rigorous and meticulous, allowing readers to truly enter the era you are writing about, and showing readers a true historical fact you wrote. Stay close to history, from vocabulary to clothing, from systems to etiquette. Etiquette, from moral education to institutions, to laws, in all aspects, today's historical novels are becoming more and more crazy. In order to please novice readers, they are all based on pleasure. Fighting wars does not rely on the comprehensive national strength of the country, nor the command and planning of the general. The advice and suggestions of the soldiers are all like the Three Kingdoms show. The generals fight each other. The generals of both sides fight to determine the victory of a war. The characters are written and everything is like child's play. What national affairs does Li Shimin talk to a child when he has time? Everything appears so willfully, and I never care whether it can be done in that era? When it comes to clothing, let me make a metaphor, just like in the TV series, the golden dragon crowns worn by the emperors of the Ming Dynasty were all worn after death, and the ones around the neck were obviously black. Why is it that no one pays attention to such a simple and superficial knowledge? Don't those directors really know? This is to cater to the audience and novices, and the direct impact is to mislead future generations. For example, before the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, people mainly sat on their knees, because there were no benches and chairs in the previous history, and some authors like to use benches and have to travel to the past in advance. What I am talking about is before the protagonist has been invented. For example, some authors like to write about the protagonist and travel to ancient times to invent something, without ever considering whether it can be made in this era. Another example is the armor weapon of the soldiers of the Three Kingdoms. They also do not consider whether this weapon existed in the true history of the Three Kingdoms? All the swords, guns, swords, halberds, axes, axes, hooks and forks are out!

The title of the author's book is not very good, but the content is very exciting. I look forward to it becoming the next book in my library!

The most underestimated and belittled emperors of the Ming Dynasty were Emperor Zhengde and Emperor Tianqi. During the reign of Emperor Xiaozong of the Ming Dynasty, land annexation in the Ming Dynasty was very serious, fiscal revenue dropped sharply, the strength of civil servants increased, and imperial power was weakened. During his reign, Emperor Zhengde used Liu Jin to rectify local areas, ease the situation of land annexation, rectify salt tax and overseas trade (the profits of both of which were divided among civil servants) to increase fiscal revenue, rectify border defenses, resist Mongolian invasion, and force Mongolian tribes to not dare to invade south for more than 20 years. Prolonging the life of the Ming Dynasty also laid the foundation for Emperor Jiajing to gain an absolute advantage in his early struggle for power with civilian officials. However, Emperor Zhengde was too trusting in civilian officials. He only grasped military power and ignored the control of personnel and financial rights. He was eager for success. He did not disintegrate and gradually weaken the already powerful civil servants and bureaucracies, nor did he support a strong force to rely on. The strength of the border army was insufficient. The noble group defected due to interests, some eunuchs were bribed, and the official group did not promote and reuse. Zhu Houzhao used Liu Jin to implement some reforms (proposed by Zhang Cai) such as legal examination and land surveying. These two items were successfully implemented by Zhang Juzheng, who promoted the Licai Group to implement them. Of course, after Zhang Juzheng's death, the Licai Group was completely suppressed by the Qingliu Group. When Emperor Tianqi was in power, after discovering that the Donglin Party was a cancer of the Ming Dynasty, he quickly attacked the Qingliu Group headed by the Donglin Party, activated the Licai Group, promoted the generals group, and appointed Young generals sent eunuchs to supervise the army and supervise wars, collect commercial taxes, rectify miscellaneous taxes (non-agricultural taxes) to reduce the burden on the people, use the eunuch group to check and balance the civilian group, and divide the civilian group. As an envoy, the Ming Dynasty achieved two great victories in the battle against Hou Jinde, trained Guan Ning's cavalry, stabilized the political situation internally and successfully suppressed local rebellions. Fiscal revenue has been balanced for the first time in 20 years since Wanli. However, Emperor Tianqi died in the same mysterious manner as Emperor Zhengde, and was replaced by Emperor Chongzhen, who believed in civil servants on paper and completely ruined the Ming Dynasty. Emperor Zhengde and Emperor Apocalypse are so similar emperors that they even die in similar ways.

Haha Looking at three months ago today, it seems that I fell into a huge hole.

Is the author writing a TV series? Why does it look like he is acting out scenes on TV in his mind!

In my impression, all the emperors of the Ming Dynasty were weird, and this Emperor Zhengde was the weirdest among the weird.

I have collected it and read it every day. I really admire the author for coming up with such a wonderful plot.

Those scenes describing the scenes are very beautiful, interspersed in the text, and add a lot of color to the whole novel.

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Someone who writes about time travel has such writing skills. I feel that there will be a popular TV series called "The Bad Ming Zhengde" in the near future.