Traveling Through the Ming Dynasty to Chongzhen

Wei Zhongxian cannot stay, but the eunuchs can stay, in case the Donglin Party is desperate to jump over the wall. The late Ming Dynasty is already the peak era of collusion between officials and businessmen, and there is no end to the killing of corrupt palaces. Although killing civil servants and confiscating their homes will bring money, the risk is relatively high, and there is also the risk of death. So why not contact the civil servants first? You can do the following first: 1. Rectify the intelligence system. In Zhu Youxiao's era, there were only Dongchang Jinyiwei, so in Zhu Youjian's era, the male protagonist Zhu Youjian added a West Factory insider. 2. Financial system rectification. After the leader of the eunuch party exterminated the family and ransacked his family, he must have at least nearly 10 million taels of silver. All the money in the internal treasury was used to pay for the army and the nine-border army. He invested 2 million taels of silver to persuade Long Zhongjun's Yun Gui and his relatives to establish the Ming Dynasty Royal Industrial Group, which engaged in soap, toothpaste, steel, and military industries. It was no problem to earn 5 million taels a year. 3. Reorganization of the new army system. The most powerful force in the capital camp at the end of the Ming Dynasty was the Yongwei Camp. Five people, including Cao Cao, Zhou Yuji, Sun Yingyuan, and Huang Degong, plus Xu Guangqi and Sun Yuanhua, organized a new army of about 80,000 people in five towns on the basis of the Yongwei Camp. They were equipped with mini cavalry rifles, steel-core copper-bodied cannon weapons, and boar skins that hurt them when they first entered the customs. There was money from the internal treasury, so 5 million taels per year would be no problem. 4. Appointment and rectification of officials to prevent slavery in Liaodong. Wang Zaijin (supervisor), Yuan Keli (governor), and Mao Wenlong (general soldier of Dongjiang) were stationed there. In the court office, Sun Chengzong (chief assistant of the cabinet) and Chen Qiyu (shangshu of the Ministry of War) maintained stability. In the northwest bandit suppression, four people, Yuan Chonghuan, Lu Xiangsheng, Hong Chengchou, and Sun Chuan, were trained in the fields full-time. Then the male protagonist spent 3 million taels and 1 million shi of grain every year to train an army of 200,000 and dispatch 20,000 cavalry from nine sides for coordinated operations. No problem, right?

To put it bluntly, even if the person who sat on the throne at that time was a dog, it would not necessarily be worse. At least the dog would not destroy his martial arts and abolish the Dongchang Jinyiwei.

The author has no opinions of his own! Wei Zhongxian has a bad reputation, but he has done many practical things that are thousands of times better than the civil service group.

Chapter 7 is very ambiguous! It is obvious that Wei Zhongxian was very kind to Wang Cheng'en in this article, and the Zhu Ming Dynasty was not good to him. Under the rule of the Zhu Ming Dynasty, Wang Chengen was bullied, and because he had to serve the emperor, Wang Chengen completely lost the possibility of being a man. Therefore, it is impossible for him not to hate the Zhu Ming Dynasty. But he resolutely chose to be loyal to Chongzhen. Isn't this very ambiguous? The book says it's a father-son relationship, but I don't think so. Chongzhen was not a well-behaved person, so it was impossible for Wang Chengen to regard him as his son. Even so, in this book, Wang Chengen can secretly resolve the conflict between Chongzhen and Wei Zhongxian and protect Chongzhen together. This way he can repay Wei Zhongxian's kindness and preserve the father-son relationship with Chongzhen. Therefore, I personally feel that Wang Chengen has some unspeakable and unethical feelings for the young prince who he spends time with. Only in this way could Wang Chengen stand on Chongzhen's side without any scruples. Because only love is blind, for example, Wu Sangui becomes a beauty in anger. (Historically, Wang Chengen was from Cao Huachun's side. Cao Huachun had an enmity between Wang An and Eunuch Wei, so it was okay for Wang Chengen to be loyal to Chongzhen. It could be said to be loyalty or ordinary affection.)

Wei Zhongxian is dead, but what will happen to the government after Wei Zhongxian is dead? Government issues can be dealt with slowly, but the key thing is that Huang Taiji's army of the Later Jin Dynasty came in the second year of Chongzhen. There is also the Houjin Dynasty in Liaodong, and what about the rogue bandits in the northwest? You should also make a plan, and you can't treat your headache and cure your pain like Chongzhen in history. You should also come up with a specific plan! Personally, I feel that the cabinet should never use people from Jiangnan who were seriously influenced by the Donglin Party, such as Qian Longxi, Qian Xiangkun, Han Xu, Qian Qianyi, Zhou Yanru, and Zhou Daodeng. Especially Han Xu, who was from the northwest, so he might have colluded with the traitorous Shanxi merchants. When eradicating the eunuchs, this person did a lot of tricks to take the opportunity to eradicate some people who might hinder their smuggling. Others are fine, just useless, but this person has a problem. As for Wen Tiren, this person feels that the Minister of Hubu is okay, but I'm afraid it won't be possible to use him as the first assistant. As for Sun Chengzong, he felt that he was not suitable to be a feudal official.

Silly, return to the Ming Dynasty and return to democracy. The imperial power should be supreme.

I originally came here to learn from experience, but I found that the author was just enjoying himself. After reading more than a dozen pictures, I really couldn't stand it anymore.

Attack Wei Zhongxian when you come up? Isn't it good to be a tool man? Such a big scapegoat, you come up and kill him? Wei Zhongxian's "Awesomeness" is also a saying of the emperor. How good a eunuch is depends on whether the emperor gives him power. Eagles and dogs are different from ministers. You still want to reform etiquette and law as soon as you come up? Etiquette and law are the foundation of Confucianism, and everything in Confucianism is based on etiquette and law.

Time travel to Chongzhen to get money first, and the court can fool around first, and then think about how to bring in the army to kill and loot one after another. If the border army can still hold on, directly send the personal guards to transport the money and distribute it to the soldiers. It must be distributed to the soldiers.

If a different emperor could have saved the Chongzhen Dynasty, it was really hopeless. It was dying slowly. The officialdom was corrupt, the tax revenue was corrupt, and the army was corrupt. There were almost no useful people in the Chongzhen court.