Chongzhen’s Eavesdropping System

With all due respect, if Chongzhen Dynasty starts in this hell mode, the time traveler will be in vain

Say a few words, I hope I won't be scolded The social system depends on the height of productivity, which means that the monarchy will inevitably be overthrown or reformed, unless it develops abnormally, such as the United Arab Emirates. Secondly, the increase in productivity means that the labor force needs to be liberated. The reason should not need to be explained by me. This is essentially different from the small peasant economy in ancient China. This alternation is a life-and-death war. This is also the reason why the United States fought the Civil War. At the same time, in order to liberate people from basic labor and enable them to do higher-level work, education must It needs to be popularized, and at the same time, it is necessary to stimulate their subjective initiative. We cannot solve this problem now. This is why poverty alleviation is called a tough battle. On the other hand, in order to solve the above problems, the power of the government must penetrate into every level of society, that is, the power of the government must replace Landlords, how difficult it is to get a power class covering the whole country to hand over their rights, tsk tsk, don't expect peace. Only after these problems are solved can we induce people to colonize. In addition, industry means supply chain, which promotes population concentration, that is, urbanization. Large-scale population migration puts considerable pressure on production. In order to ensure urban supply, everything related to transportation needs to be improved. Each problem is interrelated. The solution to these problems requires more than the replacement of three generations. At the same time, the gap between each generation is very large. Each generation will be a "beat generation" in the eyes of the previous generation. In short... The protagonist will not be able to accomplish many things in this life. The next generation will not have the forward-looking vision of the protagonist's generation, and will be restrained by ministers. It is too difficult to achieve anything, let alone develop beyond the West. Many people cannot see it. The historical inevitability of the West is not discussed here. The advantages and disadvantages of Chinese and Western cultures are not discussed here. It is just that there is inevitability. This is determined by geography. If we want to solve all this, unless the protagonist has the ability to make all citizens accept the concept of the world and then smash all systems in this life, then only It can completely break the constraints of development and allow people to decide their own way forward, but... This will also destroy the roots of the Great Tong and lead to the death of countless people. Development beyond the West requires coincidence, and strange groups similar to South Korea will inevitably develop. Really, it is too difficult

Really travel back to the Ming Dynasty, reform education, reform the imperial examination, abolish the eight-legged essay, add arithmetic, physics and other science subjects; reform the army, issue separate military salaries, exclusive to the royal family, modernize army management; publish newspapers, control public opinion; develop commerce (banks), collect commercial taxes, foreign trade, spying Situation; foreign war, commercial invasion, cultural invasion, secondly war; attack on aristocratic families, abolish the tax exemption for scholars, improve the status of craftsmen, develop guns, develop navy... The disasters of the Ming Dynasty: Shanxi merchants were traitors, aristocratic families controlled, imperial examinations were imprisoned, military pay was swallowed up, cannons were leaked...

Why is it that we are going to get married later? I feel a little uncomfortable.

It seems that too many people in history who wanted to reform met with tragic endings. King Zhou You wanted to weaken the power of the vassal states, but he was beaten up by a group and was given an eternal reputation; Shang Yang's reform was eventually broken; Sima Rui, the founding emperor of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, wanted to take back control of the bottom power from the clan, and ended up As a result, he was isolated; Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty built the canal, conquered Goryeo, and seized power with the clan, and eventually perished, and was posthumously named "Yang"; Wang Anshi was demoted as a result of the reform, and Zhang Juzheng's family was raided after his death, and his son was starved to death. This shows that , the process of history cannot be reversed, and reform is not unfeasible just because it touches the interests of the majority of people. Confucianism for thousands of years has already made the Chinese people content with the status quo and be a minority, even if you are as high as Emperor Yangdi of the Yuan Dynasty. If you are noble and noble, or you are like Shang Yang and Zhang Juzheng, you look down on the court and dominate the world. In the end, everything you do will be erased by others with an understatement. Just like what Lu Xun said: Chinese people always like to compromise. The culture that has been formed in this land for thousands of years is destined to be unsuitable for reform. Only a bottom-up revolution can succeed. This is what modern Chinese history has taught us.

The biggest shortcoming of this book is that it breaks out in a cold sweat at every turn? Everyone broke out in a cold sweat. Anyway, if the emperor had such prestige, how could the Ming Dynasty become like this? Besides, were the psychological qualities of the courtiers and eunuchs of the Ming Dynasty so poor?

Let me start the first book review. I wish the author's new book a great success and tens of thousands of orders.

It's obviously not cool at first glance, and the idea is good, but the writing is too wordy.

To be honest, Chongzhen committed suicide by himself. You must know that in the Ming Dynasty, eunuchs were purely vassals of the emperor, and their power came from the emperor. They are the emperor's white gloves, used to check and balance civil servants. This is the significance of the establishment of the Secretary of Ceremonies. Their power has never been so arrogant as in the Tang Dynasty, where the emperor had life and death in his own hands and could abolish and establish at will. Otherwise, given Wei Zhongxian's overwhelming power in history, why could Chongzhen easily overthrow him as soon as he came to power? That is to say, Chongzhen, a fool who was brainwashed by the Donglin Party, gave up his martial arts skills. Not only was Wei Zhongxian abolished, but Dongchang was also abolished, and Jin Yiwei was also abolished! It wasn't until Li Zicheng's troops came to the city that he realized: The ministers have misunderstood me, and all civil servants can be killed! Many emperors of the Ming Dynasty were weird. They did not go to court for decades, including his brother, who also did not go to court, but the country was not destroyed and he was still very powerful. These were the swords of the Jinyiwei of the East Factory and the West Factory hanging over the heads of the officials, and he got the results of everything. Being a knife in someone else's hand and withdrawing all the imperial guards in the East and West factories means that you have no eyes and no ears. You can't see or hear anything. In the same way, you no longer have the power to intimidate, and there are no swords hanging over the officials' heads, so the game is over.

Alas, when reading Song Ming's novels, one feeling is that as awesome as they are in the books, they are just as useless in history...