Live up to the Ming Dynasty and Live up to the Qing Dynasty

The pig's feet were caused by the clan members not being obedient and acting like pigs but still wanting to stir up trouble. It was due to Wanli's sword being unlucky or because the civil servants were not diligent in beating them. In the Song and Ming dynasties, the person who was most diligent and ruthless in guarding against clan thieves was not the emperor (the emperor at least had to maintain the family's face and friendship) but the civil servants. The longer the clan in the Ming Dynasty stayed in the capital, the civil servants would tell him to get out, as far away as possible.

The protagonist should be the emperor himself

The law of whipping is a poisonous law. In modern society, the productive state also collects taxes in kind from farmers. If all taxes are paid but not in kind, the farmers will be doomed! The demise of the Ming Dynasty was caused by corrupt Confucianism and a whip.

As the operating officer, I have to say a few words, and I also want to give a friendly reminder to all readers who care about collecting this novel: Don't just read a few chapters and think this is unreasonable and that is unreasonable, and the feudal prince should be a pig or something. The author can write a novel of more than one million words (and judging from the current progress, two million words will definitely not end), how can he not know the situation of the princes and princes of the Ming Dynasty? Readers who have read this novel carefully (of course not referring to those who have only read the first few dozen chapters) will definitely find that the author still has a very structured, thoughtful and research-based approach. Isn't the jumping around on the pig's feet just for the sake of being demoted to a commoner and "cleansing oneself and leaving the house"? If Emperor Wanli and the courtiers still do not let him go, then he will rebel with Zhang Juzheng. I think this is the author's thinking. So, I sincerely hope that readers who care about collecting this book will read it carefully. Reading a novel is not like eating an egg. You can tell whether it tastes good or not after one bite. After all, it is only such a small piece. But a novel is like the vast ocean, which has depth, shallowness, calmness and waves. Don't say that the ocean is dirty just because you jumped in and encountered sewage. Moreover, even if there is "dirty" in the novel, it may be to set off the "clean" behind it. In short, I hope everyone can calm down and read it slowly. I think the author knows the basic common sense you mentioned. Although I dare not say that I know everything, the author is at least not historically illiterate and still has some knowledge.

It's really hard to stand such a playful protagonist who doesn't rebel and becomes emperor. No matter how good you are, you can't have a happy ending.

At present, Wanli is still a good brother, and Queen Mother Li is still a good mother. The protagonist can't wait to change the civet cat for the prince. Is this a bit of a character breakdown? Knowing that the protagonist Zheng Guifei will be the sister-in-law in the future, deliberately sleeping with her and then deliberately arranging for him to enter the palace as a sister-in-law. In ancient times, was it considered bullying the brother and the sister-in-law? Will the protagonist commit adultery with his sister-in-law and harm his brother and nephew in the future? There is no legitimate and unavoidable reason for these things, which will be a huge black spot in this book. The author is careful to make it self-defeating.

The author's idea is very strange. The Ming Dynasty was more strict against feudal kings than thieves. What about the emperor? It's all thanks to the emperor's grace that I can help you go out.

If it weren't for King Lu, there would still be drama. If you choose King Lu with pig's trotters, you will definitely be doomed. Empress Dowager Li once threatened to abolish Wanli and establish King Lu instead. What would you think if you were Wanli?

I don't know if it's my personal reasons or something else, but in my impression Zhang Juzheng was a profound politician with deep scheming intentions, and he was determined to be a hero in troubled times. But when I read the article, I felt that Zhang Juzheng was just an ordinary person, without any scheming, and the protagonist in the article felt a little scheming, and everyone else felt like they were being led by the protagonist, especially Zhang Juzheng. The Zhang Juzheng in The Official Residence of Master Three Rings that I read before was much more full-bodied, completely unlike this book, and not at all like the first chief assistant of the Ming Dynasty that I knew. Maybe this is a cool article, the characters and everything are secondary, and the coolness is over. After the appraisal, this is a cool article.

In the middle and late Ming Dynasty, if you, a prince, dared to interfere in government affairs, the emperor would not even take action, and the ministers would kill you. Writing novels should have some common sense!

In fact, many novels about the Ming Dynasty and saving the Ming Dynasty cannot turn the tide on their own. Only by relying on technology to see ahead and become emperor, and relying on force to plow the soil of the Ming Dynasty again, eradicate the weeds and reseed the seeds, can there be hope!

Our Ming Dynasty does not make peace, make indemnities, cede territory, or pay tribute. The emperor guards the country and the king dies in the country. Hmm... Not to cede territory: Zhu Yuanzhang generously donated a total of 120,000 square kilometers of territory south of the Yalu River and south of the Tumen River to North Korea Li Chenggui, and these territories have belonged to China for thousands of years. In the first year of Emperor Jianwen, under the threat of losing eight miles, Ming Dynasty Su Wang Zhang Ying led his army to retreat from Zhangye to Lanzhou and renamed it Jincheng. He originally thought that it would be impregnable. But since then, the northwest region has been attacked by the Tatars, Yarkand Khanate, and Turpan Khanate, retreating one after another and giving up a large amount of territory.             ：，50，，（） Secondly, the borders of the Ming Dynasty were completely restricted within the Great Wall, resulting in the loss of a large amount of territory. The emperor defends the country: Zhu Di, the king of Yan, launched the Jingyan Rebellion and mobilized a large number of northern elites, which resulted in the defense of the north being empty and a large amount of territory abandoned. Beijing, which was originally surrounded by many parcels, turned into a border zone, which also became the story of "the emperor defends the country". The king died in Sheji: On March 4, the seventeenth year of Chongzhen, King Chuang's army attacked Ningwuguan and occupied Datong. Chongzhen issued an edict ordering Wu Sangui to abandon the land and defend the capital, and convened hundreds of officials to discuss moving the capital. However, Chongzhen's suggestion was severely opposed by the Donglin Party, and the capital move was abandoned.

The author has also misled the corrupt scholars. No matter how many people named Zhu are there, how many common people can they fish for? How many gentry are there in the world? The vassal king named Zhu couldn't even leave the palace! There are no rebellious princes, only rebellious gentry!

You can think of giving your sister-in-law to your general. After all, she was also a queen before. Do you want to lose the face of the royal family?

Anyway, if I were the emperor, anyone who doesn't listen to me would be a traitor.

I haven't read it yet, no usurping the throne! I won't read it if I don't become the emperor. Can any elder brother send me a letter~~

Having usurped Wanli's position, he wanted to have some excitement. Anyway, he said he didn't think it was a big deal.

As the second son of the emperor, it is better to choose a good fiefdom with gold rim and silver horn, become a powerful prince and slowly accumulate strength, and seize power in the three major cities of Wanli in Ming Dynasty.

The vassal kings of the Ming Dynasty were not allowed to stay in Beijing after they got married at the age of 16, unless the emperor had no sons. Even Wanli's favorite Prince Fu was like this. You are still helping me.

Since Zhu Di, the Ming Dynasty has been more vigilant against vassal kings than anyone else. It was the consensus of the entire court to guard against the feudal lord. If you still want to assist the emperor and govern the government, it is impossible for the Ming generation to do so. This book has the wrong idea and is of no use in being exciting.

The vassals of the Ming Dynasty were all raised like pigs, and the vassal kings who ate and waited to die were good vassals. As Zhu Di learned from the past, the court strictly guarded against any vassal princes who wanted to get involved in the government. If the protagonist wanted to change the Ming Dynasty, it would be as difficult as climbing to the sky.

Why has it slowed down this month?

From the moment the protagonist clamored to depose himself as a commoner, it started to be inexplicable. Later, he acted like he had no choice but to do it, most of which were his own fault. The writing about Wanli is too useless.

He dares to fight so hard to win the throne. If he doesn't have the emperor's character and his decision-making ability is too poor, he should cut through the mess and let Wanli die of illness or fall into the water. If it is later, there will be more variables. Look at Tang Taizong. If he doesn't have the determination and ruthlessness, don't write about him seizing the throne. It would be better to go overseas to develop directly. Given the situation in the Ming Dynasty, what would happen if he became emperor without Lao Zhu's ruthlessness to launch a major case?

This book is okay, why isn't it popular? I've read Chapter 80 so far

I can't be saved tomorrow, it's already rotten to the core.

After being persuaded to quit and seize the body at the beginning, he acted like a fool and said that the Queen Mother was wise and wise. Even the imperial doctor said that he wanted to be evil and the protagonist rushed out. However, the Queen Mother and others caught a little palace maid and said that there were so many little palaces for a long time. The heroine immediately knew that it was the Zhao family. Then how did you not know that the Queen Mother also wore the clothes of a palace maid?

The vassal king can only be a pig. After Zhu Di in the Ming Dynasty, the Donglin Party will kill you if you dare to jump. In the middle of the Ming Dynasty, the Donglin Party controlled the world. Zhu Houzhao managed to survive for hundreds of years, otherwise he would have been destroyed long ago.

The most disgusting thing is the Song Dynasty and the Ming Dynasty, especially the Ming Dynasty, what is there to brag about?

Historically speaking, due to the inflow of overseas silver, the Ming Dynasty did not establish a monetary policy, and Zhang Juzheng's reform policy was not really realized. The fat man Wanli only had nothing to do with the government for more than 20 years. Then he began to plant hidden dangers and slowly destroyed the country.