
The Most Ignorant and Foolish King in History
史上第一无道昏君
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Stats
0Monthly votes
7.8kRecommends
21.6kFans
556Chapters
Tags
Synopsis
Reader comments
Readers also read
Red Mansion: Start Escaping and Farming from the Equipment Bar
After Lying in Bed for Three Years, He Was Forced to Help the Han Dynasty
Northern Qi, Sage Khan
Fu Ming 1627
Tokyo Criminal 1962
Emperor Zhengde
I Am the Carpenter Emperor
Three Kingdoms: My Father Xuande, the King of Guanzhong Is Here
Vampires Don't Suck Blood, What the Hell Is a Cultural Invasion!
Invincible Righteousness
Strategies for Revitalizing the Northern Song Dynasty
The Sun and the Moon Are Always There
It's finally on the shelves, subscribe now
A cool article, recommended
There is a saying that goes well, it depends on the owner when beating a dog. Lao Wei helped you with so many tasks. No matter why he was killed, at least on the surface he was impeached by the civil servants for helping you. Then you couldn't withstand the pressure of the civil servants and were killed by you. What do you want other eunuchs to think? ? An emperor who can't even protect his own dog, will anyone else be your dog? ?
The author not only has no concept of money, but also has a poor concept of land. If you become a soldier, you will be given a few hundred acres. Not to mention whether you have that much land, but even if you do, you will become a big fucking landowner. Who would have the heart to fight!
Also in ancient Chinese dynasties, the emperor actually said "long live" to others personally. Those soldiers lived in the capital city, so it was impossible that they did not know the meaning of the word "Long Live". When they heard it, they were not only happy, but excited, and scared to death. When the emperor said this, the first thing he thought of was kneeling down and shouting to explain. They would think that the emperor thought they were disloyal and wanted to rebel. Wei Zhongxian didn't dare to be called like that or say that. Also, since ancient times, "name and weapon should not be faked." If you say this, as long as one person has a disobedient heart, he can tell others that I call the emperor long live, and he also says that I am also "long live". We are equal, and I am also the emperor.
Does the author have little idea of the purchasing power of silver? He is often rewarded with thousands or even thousands of taels. At the end of the Ming Dynasty, the annual tax burden was only a few million taels, and the reward of 10,000 taels was close to the purchasing power of 10 million yuan.
After reading Chapter 35, why should Wei Zhongxian be killed?
Obviously it can be saved, and the power of the eunuch party comes from the emperor. If Wei Zhongxian is not allowed to continue to make money, just use it once and then kill the donkey?
After reading the first chapter, please tell the author that Chongzhen was a brother, not a father and a son, so how could his brother's queen become the queen mother and directly become his mother's generation. In this case, the only way for the emperor to succeed to the throne is to take the title of honor. Too poisonous
The poison exploded. Although Chongzhen got rid of Wei Zhongxian the second year after he came to power, he was still cowardly for several months. You acted recklessly as soon as you came to the throne, and at the same time offended the civil servant group, eunuchs, Shanxi merchants, and vassal kings. I am afraid that you will die of illness before your butt is hot.
Not a prisoner yet? Hahahahaha
Sun Chengzong Yuan Chonghuan is a waste that harms the country and the people. In addition to spending hundreds of millions of taels on repeatedly repairing useless cities, serving as a transportation captain for the Manchus, fattening the poor and weak Manchus, and fattening the biggest cancer of the Ming Dynasty, the Guanning warlord spent more than six million taels of silver every year, not counting food, grass and weapons, and the Ming Dynasty's normal fiscal revenue was only two taels. For three hundred taels of silver, he slaughtered and betrayed the elites from all over the country who were loyal to the Ming Dynasty and supported Liaodong. Basically, all the elite generals from all over the country were destined to die if they went to Liaodong. They would never come back. They eliminated the biggest henchmen for the Manchus. Mao Wenlong, forced him to rebel and later became Shang Kexi and Geng Jingzhong, one of the four great kings of the Qing Dynasty. These two men caused more fatal damage to the Ming Dynasty than Wu Sangui. Fan Wencheng and his ilk are a hundred times more powerful...
Da Ming's writing style is very sophisticated. Daming 😜 likes it. By the way, it's bubbling.
What I like best is historical novels about political power emerging from the barrel of a gun. If you look at other people, you will think that your opponent is mentally retarded, but you won't think of this kind of thing, because there are many such things in history, the most typical one is during the Zhu Yuanzhang period. With the army, there was no fear of chaos at all, and they were not afraid of officials resigning, because some people like to be officials...
2000 Acres per person? With so many, there will be no room for meritorious deeds in the future? This is so unreasonable. 50 Acres should be enough for one person, 🤔
After changing the data, this book can still be read. The author can please check the information online. One acre of land is 666.7 Square meters, and one soldier costs 3000, which is 20001000 square meters = 2000.1 Square kilometers = an area of 50 kilometers long and 40 kilometers wide. Can you imagine how big it is?
I couldn't read it after reading three chapters. The author's historical literacy is so poor!
Brainless cool article, not suitable for me.
The characters and the depiction of the war are not very good, especially the war, which is too childish. In ancient times, frontal battles were never one-sided, and most of them were defeated miserably at any time. Even if there was a strategy, each side would pay at least one-fifth of the casualties in a battle. What's more, in ancient times, there were no antibiotics, disinfectant alcohol, or disinfectant swabs, so even a small injury would be fatal. In addition, in Chongzhen's era, the problem could not be solved by killing a few people. If the root cause was not solved, it would be impossible to think about the old Ming Dynasty.
That's the protagonist, otherwise he would have been killed long ago