
A Ming Dynasty Hanlin Scholar
大明庶吉士
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 599k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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200Chapters
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I'm a little impressed. There are only about 20 pictures. It says that I have no memory of time travel. I found that I failed the imperial examination and the palace examination. I have a headache. What should I do? Then I started making money again 😅. I can't stand it anymore after seeing this. Who is still thinking about making money at such a critical time?
Reform in ancient China without the support of the emperor was basically the same as rebellion. If the emperor's willingness to reform was not strong, it was basically a waste of effort. Since ancient times, only Shang Jun and Zhang Juzheng have succeeded in reform. Duke Xiao was fed up with the suffering of a weak country, and his determination to carry out reforms was unparalleled in history. He cut off the nose of his eldest brother and exiled his successor. Zhang Juzheng relied on stealing the emperor's power, implementing it forcefully, and not daring to touch too many interests. This also suffered backlash, resulting in failure. Prince Jiajing was born, the small sect was promoted to the big sect, and the power was in control. The government could be maintained, but there was no desire for reform at all, and there was basically no chance. If you want to reform in the Ming Dynasty, you must first strengthen the army, reform the military household guards with the power of victory, and put the army under the control of the emperor. Only in this way can the reform be guaranteed. Only by intimidating the court, reform is not revolution, just kill all the enemies, you can only kill a group and reform a group.
The protagonist travels back in time and immediately loses all his memory. Have you considered the huge gap between speech and behavior, food, clothing, housing, transportation, sitting, lying, and standing, between modern times and ancient times? If nothing else, within three days, the people around you will be regarded as a crazy reporter. For example, "Hongwu Yunshu" is a compulsory course for all candidates who want to pass the Jinshi exam. You need to be able to speak the Ming Dynasty Mandarin. Did you know it before time travel? There is a problem with this setting. It does not have memory. It is simply taken for granted.
What did you write? There is no main line at all
I feel a little embarrassed that I have no memory😅😅
At first I looked at it and thought it was good, but I thought it was a bit bad because it had no memory of the owner of the body. 🙂