
Founder of Jinyiwei
锦衣卫创始人
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- Completed
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- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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I don't know what the author's mentality is. Isn't it good to stand on one's own feet? As the founder of Jinyiwei, do you think he is an entrepreneurial CEO? ? I'm afraid I don't know how to write about it after I die. As for Zhu Chongba's virtue, don't you think you have 13 in your mind?
Among the armies of the Ming Dynasty, some of them served as chief assistants in the middle of the Ming Dynasty, more of them resisted the Manchus in the late Ming Dynasty, and even fewer in the early Ming Dynasty. Come on, author! Persist in completing the historically difficult paper "How to End a Long Life Under Zhu Yuanzhang". PS As soon as Liu Bowen appeared on the scene, I was curious about how the author would deal with Liu Bowen's death in the future. This is also a famous unsolved case. I look forward to it!
An analysis of the psychology of traitors among literati in the late Yuan and early Ming dynasties (reprinted)
A large number of literati in the late Yuan and early Ming dynasties, including Liu Ji and Song Lian, were indeed very attached to Meng Yuan. Qian Mu described this phenomenon that he found incredible in "Reading the Poems and Essays of the Founding Officials of the Early Ming Dynasty". In the ninth year of Zhizheng, Liu Ji wrote an essay praising the Mongolian and Yuan Dynasty's literary rule as "unprecedented in ancient times." It was so disgusting that even Qian Mu, who used restrained language, couldn't help but denounce it as "almost shameless." When rebels were rising and the rule of the Yuan Dynasty was about to collapse, Liu Ji was still praising the Mongolian and Yuan rulers for "concerning the political and religious affairs" and therefore selecting and appointing talents. In contrast to the social reality of the Yuan Dynasty, Qian Mu ridiculed him and said, "It's like being in two worlds." His flattering poem to the Yuan court goes like this: "Victory songs are played to the great court, and the longevity of the emperor is tested." In the 16th year of Zhizheng, he was appointed by the officials of the Mongolian Yuan Dynasty. He was even more excited. He sang a harmonious poem with Shi Mo, an official of the pseudo-Yuan Dynasty: "Everyone works hard to help each other in difficult times." The slave attitude in "Poetry of Gan Xing" is even more serious: "Pass word to the tired people and chat patiently, Master Wang will come sooner or later." However, the rule of the pseudo-Yuan Dynasty was extremely rotten, and it was hard to avoid the bitterness of its servant-like loyalty, which could not be repaid. Therefore, it is said: "When you caress the girl, you sigh deeply, which makes your heart feel sour." Qian Mu said that Liu Ji, in the Yuan Dynasty, "can be called a lonely minister and an evil son, who never forgets every meal", which is not an exaggeration. As for Song Lian, the preface to his collection of essays was written by a group of remnants of the Mongolian and Yuan slaves. At the time when the preface was written, most of the places were under the rule of Zhu Yuanzhang's regime, but the text often referred to the Meng Yuan Dynasty as this dynasty, and boasted of the official positions held in the Meng Yuan Dynasty. After the fall of the Yuan Dynasty and the rise of the Ming Dynasty, this situation remained unchanged. For example, in Jietun, the preface was written during the Hongwu period, and the end of the preface is still signed by the pseudo-official position he held in the Mongolian Yuan Dynasty. Bei Qiong's preface was written in the eighth year of Hongwu, and the text also focuses on the words of the Mongol and Yuan puppet officials. Yang Weizhen's preface to Song Lian was written in the third year of Hongwu. Qian Mu commented: "When Hu Yuan took over, he did not care about the ferocity of his massacres or the stupidity and violence of his rule. Even if the Yixia defense was unknown to the scholar-bureaucrats at that time, the old dynasty had been overthrown and the new dynasty had risen. In the hearts of the scholar-bureaucrats at that time, they seemed to be ignorant and indifferent." "Weizhen was forced by the Ming Dynasty ancestors to go to Jinling and write "The Ballad of the Old Guest Woman". The Ming Dynasty Emperor laughed and sent her away, which is not a crime. ... He regarded himself as an old guest wife, so he would rather be listed in the history of the Yuan Dynasty and imputed to the Yuan Dynasty Confucian scholars in order to gain his respect." Another example is Teng Kegong, who fled the chaos in Hangzhou at the end of the Yuan Dynasty, and with the founding of the Ming Dynasty, the world was at peace. He was able to return to his hometown in Henan and died at the age of 100. However, this man enjoyed the peace of the Ming Dynasty and regarded himself as a survivor of the Yuan Dynasty. He claimed that "the people are not the reason". He did not want to be an official in the Ming Dynasty and even warned his son not to do so. Qian Mu commented: "I have never heard of the Ming court imposing any culpability or coercion. The Ming Dynasty's treatment of ministers of the Yuan Dynasty was indeed unlenient. However, the scholar-bureaucrats at that time forgot that they were of Chinese origin and only knew that they had served Yuan Lu. This also shows the behavior of scholars in the world." Qian Mu asked, Song Lian was a minister of the new dynasty, so why did he have to recruit these Mongolian and Yuan survivors to write a preface for him? He lamented that it had become a trend among literati at that time to "respect the fallen Yuan Dynasty and despise the New Dynasty".
The main player wants to deal with Chen Youliang in advance? Then the most exciting part of Yuanmo's hegemony is Butterfly, so it's better not to succeed. Hua Yun was saved, will Hu Dahai and Ye Chen be saved in the future? Liu Bowen's appearance is very good, and he has Zhou Zhiruo. Will there be a big brawl between Bowen's metaphysics vs Mingjiao martial arts 😜 later on? It will be fun.
It's strange that even though his culture and strength are higher than Zhu Chongba's, he still invests in him.
Why don't you just write a martial arts classification😰
Come on, author, it's not bad. Very few people write about themes from the early Ming Dynasty.
Unless the leader of the Jinyi Guards in the Ming Dynasty died of illness early, none of them died of illness.
Unless the leader of the Jinyi Guards in the Ming Dynasty died of illness in advance, none of them died of illness. They all died unexpectedly.
Why did the underworld disappear at first?
Let's see how much the protagonist feels. No one will say a word after watching it.
I thought about who Fu Youde was for a long time.
Later I remembered that it was written about those things in the Ming Dynasty, but it was written by Fu Youde. Later, after Chen Youliang killed Xu Shouhui, this guy saw that the situation was not good and defected to Zhu Yuanzhang. Unfortunately, he still did not escape Zhu Yuanzhang's sword.
The writing is bullshit. I read more than 100 chapters and my eyes were dazzled.
After Chen Youliang cools down,
How will the protagonist plot against Zhang Dingbian? This hatred is getting bigger and bigger.
I just started reading it and it feels pretty good. Kudos to the author😊
Come on (ง •̀_•́)ง! ! ! Support you
When was it fattened and killed by Zhu Yuanzhang?
What the hell
The protagonist will definitely not die, but it would be too cumbersome to let him lie in bed for dozens of chapters.
I looked at the catalog in confusion. It was Mingjiao and Shattered Void. What the hell?
Author, you have dug a big hole for yourself. How can you keep the protagonist from dying? If Zhu Yuanzhang doesn't kill people, the trap will collapse. If he kills the whole story,
I feel like the style of painting is a bit wrong
Is this history or martial arts?
It was okay in the early stage, but I have been in the military for several years and my IQ has not improved at all. I have gone to college anyway. I have no experience at the beginning. I have not improved my IQ and EQ after traveling for several years. I am quite naive in the later stage of martial arts. Sharp
As a reborn protagonist with the vision of future generations, isn't it possible that he is not as good as a beggar like Zhu Yuanzhang? The demise of the Ming Dynasty was also closely related to the national policies set by Zhu Yuanzhang. Working with Zhu Yuanzhang is really asking for death. I'm afraid that after the founding of the People's Republic of China, the first person Zhu Di or Zhu Di wanted to get rid of was the protagonist.
Shattered Void is really unbearable hahaha I came here to see it
I can't stand it anymore, maybe the author's diploma is not enough.