The Ming Empire's Architect

The demise of the Ming Dynasty did not give me a feeling of strength or sadness. I only saw selfishness and numbness. The ugly faces of the scholar-bureaucrats in the late Ming Dynasty were definitely no better than those of the Manchus. At least Yongzheng did a good job. If factors such as the literary prison of masters and slaves are excluded, and purely in terms of governing the country, Yongzheng did better than most emperors. He did not clean up the land for the Manchus, and the officials and gentry were all mahjong, and the fire wasted. The father-in-law and his family can show that the emperors of the Ming Dynasty were okay even if they did anything, and Chongzhen did not have any bad intentions or problems, but no one could do anything about failing to be the emperor, because in the later period, no one had the experience to govern the country, and those who had experience were all dead, and the rest were about how to make money, party fighting, not to mention, it is uncomfortable to talk about

This is a bad start. You go to rob someone's house, kill their whole family, but leave a child, and kill her mother in front of the child. You are a time traveler yourself. It doesn't follow logic. This operation is very confusing. You can either just rob or kill them all.

Archaeologists have studied thousands of women with bound feet in the Ming Dynasty. Except for the late Ming and early Qing Dynasty, some of them had broken foot bones. Foot binding in the Ming Dynasty was to make girls wear longer shoes or add pads on the left and right sides to make the feet slender and beautiful, instead of breaking the toes. The popular foot binding in the Qing Dynasty was to prevent Han people from escaping, and the implementation of the right of first night, the author should make up for it.

The Chiang Dynasty was the last dynasty of the Han people

Come on, author, I read it in one sitting. It was very comfortable to read. There are basically no bad points. As long as the plot is not ruined, it is a good book.

After Zhangjiakou was captured, the eight Huang merchants were immediately destroyed. My sense of justice would not allow me to continue reading. Exchange books!

Come on! Author! This is a very good result for only the first book! I hope I can stick to it, don't want to be a eunuch, don't want to be unfinished, and finish the book well!

I really don't know what is regrettable about the demise of a feudal dynasty. It seems that the hardship is not enough. Grandpa Yuan just made you too full. You have not experienced the pain of the people at the bottom, so you would think about saving a feudal dynasty.

Killing someone's entire family, but keeping someone's children close to them, shows his kindness. Disgusting no. Poisonous enough.

Isn't the demise of the Ming Dynasty a good thing? The poor people not only have to pay blood tax, but also gold and silver tax, and they have no ability to collect taxes from the rich. At least in the Qing Dynasty, the people only paid gold and silver taxes, not blood taxes. Because of the alliance and flag system, they did not have to be too wary of the Mongols. And because of the Eight Banners, they had to go to the rich to share money. For 90% of the poor people, the Qing Dynasty was better than the Ming Dynasty.