My Father Hai Rui

This is the first time I've seen someone write about Hai Rui. There are two things that impressed me the most about Hai Rui and Hai Qingtian. One is Jiajing's hard anus and carrying a coffin to beat Yan Song, and the other is the Qing Dynasty literature record: cruelly starving his little daughter to death. Of course, it is difficult to tell the truth about the fact that his daughter starved to death, and it was only published by Zhou Zuoren at first. (It's better not to be true) Take a look first and then talk. Come on, great author.

Fierce Man, after fifteen years of reading, this is the first book with Haigang Feng as the second male lead. Never cut it! ! ! ! !

If you think too much, look at the consequences of Zhang Juzheng in feudal society. Is your reform effective? If you don't smash the current corrupt Confucian class to pieces and raise it to the point where it is superficially equal to the four peoples before the law, what reforms can you make? As long as you are not a Confucian, you are a heretic. What is the difference between going against everyone and building your own country? If you build your own country, can you open an ancestral family law to improve your military and industrial and commercial status and work for the emperor? Are you afraid that you will not be able to wait until you die to take a rest? If you don't change, it means that Ming Dynasty will still be there before you die, but your son will definitely be buried with Ming Dynasty, or he will kneel down and worship the wild boar skin, it is your choice. Let's not talk about anything else. As for the Little Glacier natural disaster, can you guarantee that there will be no refugees? If you don't have land, don't you rebel? What farmers need is land, and your reforms cannot give it to them. If you dare to touch the land, you are almost as good as Jianguo, because from the gentry to high-ranking officials, to the descendants of Zhu Ming in the dynasty, they are all your enemies.

I remember that there was a book where Hai Rui was the protagonist. I thought it would be very 6, but this one is even more 6.

Li Shizhen tells you that ideals are beautiful, but reality is cruel.

It's a shame that the reform can be successful because of your book, it doesn't even have the core benefits of the reform. Which interest group do you represent? Emperor? Bureaucracy? Landlord from aristocratic family? Or a farmer? Why didn't Hai Rui beat you to death in the first place?

This introduction is awesome, the fifteenth year of Qianlong's reign. Does Jiajing still have this year name? Isn't this a novel about the Ming Dynasty?

This book... Well, it's just a fun read, with all kinds of logical loopholes. There's a problem with the first one. I found peanuts when I went out for a walk, and then I was suddenly saved by a doctor who suddenly appeared. The doctor's name was Li Shizhen 🤔. What a coincidence. The more I wrote, the more outrageous it became. You started researching steam engines without any technical accumulation. Who gave you the courage? Liang Jingru? If you were to say that it was a relatively primitive steam engine that could detect leaks, it might as well be driven by a water tanker. It wouldn't be much faster. And the more you write, the more outrageous you are. You told Hai Rui, a Confucian disciple, not to learn any bullshit sage knowledge. Are you sure he didn't beat you to death? You even tried to hide it later, and you directly challenged the emperor of the largest dynasty in the 16th century. You don't think that just by setting up a country on a small island, you think you are on an equal footing with the emperor, right? Don't say that you can't be horizontal 😅

If you don't rebel, it won't look good. The structure of the bureaucracy and the ruling class in the late Ming Dynasty was very small. The protagonist was to drag down the entire Ming Dynasty. Now his own team can directly build the country. Instead, it is boring to be someone else's subordinate. Moreover, these interest combinations will not peacefully return to the Ming Dynasty.

Alas, history is too difficult to come up with now...

Author, are you funny? When a businessman becomes the richest man, 🙂 other people's courts don't dare to touch you, so you sponsor others' studies?

In ancient times, you had to become an official first or have an official in your family before starting a business, no matter how good your business ideas were.

I can't figure it out Some people only think about rebellion when they read history. If you like to rebel without thinking, the world's first generation has a strong sense of involvement, can't you just find a suitable book? Do you have to try to impose your own ideas on the author? Then there are some people who have read a bunch of wild histories from nowhere and doubt this and that. It only takes a few minutes to check it on Baidu? If you don't need the traffic, you can donate it to me. Thank you. Can you finally clarify the key points? Hai Rui! ! Why don't you blow it up for me quickly! ! !

This author is too good at exploiting every opportunity. The protagonist says a sentence, followed by a large paragraph of historical data and so on. It feels like you just want to get perfect attendance and your grades don't matter.

It feels like the author took the events of the Ming Dynasty to be written in the late Eastern Han Dynasty and early Tang Dynasty.

Why does the author come up with ideas for pig's feet from time to time...

My father is Hai Rui, and I have never eaten meat in 20 years of poverty.

You may not know how scary the ancient squire was

I'm thinking... Hai Rui has no queen

Han Kingdom: General: Han Xin Ten generals: Wei Qing, Huo Qubing, Zhou Yafu, Peng Yue, Chen Tang, Ban Chao, Deng Yu, Liu Xiu, Geng Yan, Li Guang Other generals: Guan Ying, Zhou Bo, Zhao Chongguo, Zheng Ji, Chang Hui, Ma Yuan, Yu Xu, Dou Xian, Ji Zun, Geng Gong, Geng Bing, Geng Kui, Feng Yi, Ma Cheng, Wu Han, Ma Wu, Ma Fang, Fan Kuai, Xia Houying, Dou Gu, Dou Xian, Chen Tang, Li Ling Prime Minister: Dong Zhongshu Ten ministers: Zhang Liang, Xiao He, Cao Shen, Dongfang Shuo, Huo Guang, Chen Ping, Jia Yi, Sima Qian, Sang Hongyang, Zhang Qian >Other famous ministers: Ganfu, Jin Riyan Wulin sects belonging to the Han Kingdom: Quanzhen Sect: Head: Wang Chongyang Elder: Zhou Botong Ling Xiaozi, Ma Yu, Tan Chuduan, Liu Chuxuan, Qiu Chuji, Wang Chuyi, Hao Datong , Sun Buer, Yin Zhiping, Li Zhichang Confucianism: Head: Confucius Disciples: Lu Yun, Li Bai, Yan Lu, Funian, Gongsun Linglong, Gongshu Chou, Du Fu, Xunzi, Mencius Hostile forces: none Neutral: Songshan School: Head: Zuo Lengchan Elder: Guo Songyang Disciples: Luo Denuo, Fei Bin, Shi Dengda, Wan Daping, Ding Mian, Lu Bai, Di Xiu, Tang Ying'e, Lehou, Zhong Zhen, Deng Bagong, Gao Kexing, Bu Chen, Sha Tianjiang, Guo Tianlong Huashan School: Head: Yue Buqun Elders: Ning Zhongze, Feng Qingyang, Feng Buping, Cheng Buyou, Yue Su, Cai Zifeng, Ning Bufan Disciples: Du Zixing, Yue Lingshan, Liang Fa, Shi Daizi, Gao Genming, Lu Dayou, Linghu Chong, Tao Jun, Ying Baoluo . Overlord of Chu: Xiang Yu Five Tiger Generals Yingbu, Yu Ziqi, Zhongli Mei, Long Qie, Ji Bu Generals: Xiang Yan, Xiang Liang, Gong Ao Experts: Shi Lan, Yu Ji Palace Master Xiang Feimeng, Deputy Palace Master Ge Shutian, Young Palace Master Xiang Wanzhen. Five envoys: Sun Hubo in gold, Gu Xiufu in black, Zhan Chao in white, Zhou Duanqin in green, and Yu Zhenlan in red. Two great think tanks: Ai Qianlue, the decisive winner of Qianli, and Kong Ming, the underworld. Twelve days of evil spirits: fat ghost, thin ghost, short ghost, sword madman, sword fanatic, "Flying Sand Crazy Demon" and broken heart. Xianyue Canglongxuan, Nongchawu, Nian Burao, Liu Wuyan, Wang Dan, Ouyang Bat, "Owl Goddess" Kuang Xuejun, Zhang Xingshou, Wen Jiugong, Qiu Wuhua. The Huns: General leader: Maodun Chanyu Heads of each department: Military Minister Chanyu, Laoshang Chanyu, Huhanxie Chanyu, Zhizhi Chanyu, Liu Yuan, Liu Cong, Shi Le, Juqu Mengxun, Helian Bobo

So far, I have not found any historical novels that do not entangle with various factions of the landlord class and officials, mainly focus on refugees and disaster victims, directly smash the ruling class (Song and Ming Dynasty), and reopen the market