Back in the Ming Dynasty as a Foolish Emperor

Immortal Confucianism can never be promoted, and thoughts can never be liberated. As long as Confucius exists, various theories that can enhance national power will always be at the lowest end of the contempt chain. If no one is willing to learn, then changes will never be made. As long as Kong is around, no matter how good the protagonist is in his so-called power play, as long as the protagonist dies, he will 100% return to his original appearance. As long as Kong is around, all officials in the world are naturally of the same class and have an alliance. As long as there are holes, the people are not the people, and the gentry are the people, then no one will speak for the real people. Also, policies come out of the barrel of a gun, and the military is the foundation of rule. Without the military, so-called political power is a joke.

At the end of the Ming Dynasty, Chongzhen was incompetent Wei Zhongxian was the back-up man left to Chongzhen by Tianqi, so Chongzhen had better kill him directly! The consequence is that all the officials are from the Donglin Party, and the corruption is serious. The king went to Beijing and roasted 70 million taels! The most ridiculous thing is that Jin Yiwei and the station were abolished. Zhu Laosi knew that he would jump out and feed Zhu Youjian to eat. He was really fooled.

The Donglin Party must die. We don't need to know what they did, and we don't want to know. As long as we know that the Ming Dynasty fell with their assistance, we must die just because of this. Any excuses or redemption actions they make are useless.

With TM's country making five million a year, don't you want to first establish military power, change tax laws, and liberate women? Use them to fight the Donglin Party? Are women so liberated? I didn't want to do it well, so I started bringing in private goods and laughed to death before leaving.

There is no political wisdom or means to look at historical issues from the perspective of modern hindsight. If it weren't for the halo of the protagonist, there would be no real Apocalypse in the literati group who understood the interests of all aspects of the court. Those who really controlled resources in the late Ming Dynasty can be divided into 5 circles 1. The Donglin Party, which was later formed by the Central Plains and Southern forces based on the canal 2. The Liaodong local group with Li Chengliang as the center rose due to the Korean War during the Wanli period 3. The Shanxi Jinshang Group prospered due to the geographical location of the Ming Dynasty and the opening of northern trade to Mongolia in the mid-Ming Dynasty 4. The southern sea trade industry circle formed by Li Dan during the Ming Dynasty's ban on sea trade due to the development of sea trade smuggling. 5. The eunuchs in Beijing, Tianjin and Hebei were formed due to the eunuchs of imperial power and nobles and the political center in Beijing After the Wanli Korean War hollowed out Liaodong, and because the Korean War allowed the Jurchens to renew their armaments and rise, and because the Liaodong local group had no relationship or voice in the cabinet and the court, Li Chengliang was deposed for ten years, and the mountain delicacies produced in the Northeast began to be controlled by Hou Jin and North Korea, and began to truly collapse. After Li Chengliang's death, he was unable to suppress the Jurchens, which led to the dispersion of people in Liaodong. After that, the situation could only rely on support from the mainland. The rise of the Later Jin Dynasty destroyed the economic balance of local small farmers in Liaodong. At this time, Shanxi Shanxi merchants blocked the way for southern resources to enter the northeast due to their geographical location, and controlled the passage and prices of inland materials entering Liaodong. Then there was a military defeat in Liaodong. Then how did the cabinet deal with the collapsed situation in Liaodong? First of all, why was Li Chengliang dismissed? Or was it because of the treasures from the Northeast? The reason why Li Chengliang was able to keep the situation intact when he was there was because he had the source of the treasures that were most beneficial to the Northeast and could maintain the situation. The interest groups represented by Shanxi Shanxi merchants definitely didn't want to see this situation, and they had to pay a small price to drag Li Chengliang down. When Xiong Tingbi went to Liaodong, the situation became difficult to deal with. Why? Because the place relying on the resources of Liaodong could no longer resist Hou Jin and needed support from the mainland. However, at that time, the Shanxi Shanxi Merchant Group was in great difficulty in the north and the court. , Even the Qi Jiajun and the Baigan Army had only a little restraint on the Shanxi and Hebei armies because they had too few people) After he arrived in Liaodong, he vigorously supported shipping and sea trade to support Liaodong. It was indeed effective at the beginning, but at this time Beijing and the north saw that sea trade could also break the monopoly benefits formed by the canal. The rise of maritime transport moved the interests of the largest group of people in the world, and then began the partisan struggle between the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei eunuch party represented by the imperial power and the Donglin party formed by the canal. Liaodong and Xiong Tingbi were in misfortune at this time. The newly formed interest chain of Jiangnan shipping was forced back by the canal system at the beginning. After all, most of the southern families' main circles were still in the canal system at that time. The Shanxi Shanxi merchants definitely did not want to see the rise of maritime transport and lose the monopoly privileges of northern trade channels. At this time, it was the Shanxi Shanxi Merchants Union Canal system, and Liaodong definitely needed the channels and resources from these two parties. In other words, the imperial power and the eunuch party represented by the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei line were independent. Then they began to carve up the interests of the imperial eunuch party! Only by understanding the various relationships can we break the situation. The first thing to attack is definitely not the canal system represented by Donglin. When this circle of interests moves, the world will be in chaos. This is the main reason why Tianqi and Chongzhen failed. The best solution is to break down the relationship between Shanxi merchants and the border army, and first break the political and military connections between Shanxi merchants and them. That is to unite Liaodong and northwest parties to uproot several big families represented by Zhangjiakou. If the Shanxi merchants really have no way to deal with it, first delegate power to Liaodong and let them organize local resistance in Liaodong to prevent the situation from collapsing too quickly after the rise of the Jin Dynasty. Then let the eunuch party organize trade from Beijing, Tianjin and Hebei to North Korea and Liaodong, and first break the Shanxi Shanxi merchants. Monopolize Liaodong, and then combine with the Jiangnan system to form a chain of interests to Japan and Nanyang. Once we have the capital and foundation, we can start to attack the Shanxi and Hebei systems. After reorganizing and participating in Shanxi and Shaanxi's trade with Mongolia, we can start shipping. At that time, there were so many people and interests surrounding the imperial power, after taking action on the canal. Then we can start to rectify the administration, taxation, army, and finally the restructuring.

This book can be divided into two parts: before the establishment of the slaves and after the establishment of the slaves. Before building the slaves, the protagonist was not powerful enough, so basically everything he had to do had to be done by himself. Therefore, in my opinion, this part was written quite well, especially the struggle with the powerful officials in the early stage before leaving the palace, because it was really cool to watch the protagonist grow from weak to strong. So this part pays more attention to the process. After all, this process can make people feel very happy. After the establishment of the slaves, the protagonist has become very powerful. Many times, his subordinates can get things done in his name. In addition, his subordinates are all capable people, so many things do not need to be done by himself. This makes us rarely see the protagonist in the later period, especially in the Korean chapter. The lack of the protagonist who we watched grow up makes the later plot a bit weak. After all, no matter how good you create the atmosphere, the protagonist will not be able to do anything, and we also know that the protagonist will not come to this set. Therefore, the part after establishing the slaves pays more attention to the results, "Okay, we defeated Japan" and "Okay, we captured North Korea". Only seeing the results can make people feel happy, but this seems to be a bit watery. Finally, this book is quite good and highly recommended.

Don't read this book! I just watched it yesterday, and ended up watching it for half a night! I just woke up,this book is extremely poisonous! You can't stop watching it! ! ! ! Be careful!

Peel off the skin of history and refresh the bottom line of knowledge. During the reign of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty, there was a shortage of money for reforms and reparations! What to do? Some people have petitioned to sell land, Tibet to the UK, Xinjiang and Qinghai to Russia. If the money is not enough in the future, then sell it again! Who proposed this method? It was Tan Sitong and Kang Youwei. These literati have never changed! Just like Liaodong in the book, no matter it is the Donglin Party, the Zhejiang Party or the Chu Party, if you don't hold power and don't participate in any major events, what's the point! The author has written it thoroughly. He talks about serving the country and being a king, but in reality it is all about gaining power. It's better not to be superstitious about the characters written in history. This is a good book. An emperor should look like an emperor, be in charge of the military, and be decisive in killing. I personally support the killing of Yang Lian when I see it. The emperor wants to use people who can be used. This is the principle. There are no good guys or bad guys.

Zhu Youxiao himself worked as a carpenter in the palace. In fact, he wanted to recruit a group of people, and then live a tight life by relying on Wei Zhongxian's property, but Zhu Youjian couldn't play it. The emperor Wei Zhongxian was loyal to was Zhu Youxiao, not Chongzhen, so after Zhu Youxiao died, Zhu Youjian killed Wei Zhongxian within a few years, but there was no candidate to replace Wei Zhongxian, so he hung his neck on the tree.

Is the author a girl? Alas, this strategy is good, the thinking is clear, and the mind is clearer than some keyboard warriors, awesome! Keep maintaining this level. After The Last Cruel Man of the Ming Dynasty and The Rescue of the Ming Dynasty, another sacred book with a different style is about to be born. I admire you!