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More than 10 million taels were copied and wasted by Chongzhen. If I can use one million taels, I lose. Most of them were swallowed up by civil servants and military leaders. The last ruthless person in the Ming Dynasty, Pig's Feet, clearly saw that he gave them to greedy people and eventually spit them out with profits. Wouldn't Pig's Feet hide a few million taels? Chongzhen is unreliable, prepare for the worst! The art of war says that before you seek victory, you must first understand defeat. As a modern person, you should know better!

They actually spent money to buy foreign weapons, but they already had guns. Don't make it yourself? Can't you make a cannon using the iron mold lost wax method? I abandon the book. Don't read foreign texts!

If Chongzhen had sent the prince to Nanjing earlier, he would not have regained his country like Liu Xiu of the Eastern Han Dynasty. That would at least continue the rule of the Ming Dynasty. Just because there was no legal successor, all the people in the Nanming regime were fooled.

Unless the Chongzhen Dynasty captures Chongzhen, no one will be able to support him, because Chongzhen will hold him back. The prince should usurp the throne as Li Shimin as soon as possible.

Only by assisting Chongzhen will his death be hastened. Because Chongzhen is the replica of Yuan Shao. He is fond of making plans and never makes a decision, he does great things but cherishes his life, and he forgets his righteousness when he sees small gains. A decision-maker who likes to do things even though he can't do them is more useless than a decisive person who doesn't do things even though he can't do them. Many mediocre emperors contributed to the weakening of the dynasty at best, or the weakening of the royal family at best. Finally, he was rebelled by his ministers. But an incompetent emperor may ruin the family and cause foreign enemies to invade.

The weapons of the Ming Dynasty were actually more advanced than those of the West! It's a bit funny that many people travel back in time to buy foreign cannons 😁! During the Yongzheng period of the Qing Dynasty, the rapid development of foreign weapons only widened the gap.

I haven't watched it yet, but I wanted to ask if Chongzhen was dismissed from get out of class? Otherwise, there is no hope of salvation within the system. The Ming Dynasty's demise was largely due to a foolish emperor like Chongzhen. Otherwise, it could have survived for a while.

It always ends in an anticlimax, and the further you read, the more depressing it becomes. The writing is good, but the further you go, the more depressing it becomes. I don't want to read it.

It's useless. If you don't kill corrupt officials, it will be useless no matter how much money you make for Chongzhen. No matter how much you reform, it will be useless if the officials don't listen to you! During the Chongzhen era, the Ming Dynasty no longer had enough control over Nanjing. You don't clean up the palace, you don't kill the civil servants to death, and you make random reforms, you will fall into the water or pills the next day. Gentlemen, businessmen, Donglin Party, nobles, and vassal kings, you have touched the interests of others, but you can't kill them, and you can't clean the palace. Who can't kill you casually?

Author, you should really look through the descriptions of the Ming Dynasty by Portuguese and other Europeans. The whole article is full of praise, not contempt, but respect. They want to gain the recognition of the Ming Dynasty and do business with the Ming Dynasty. This is all recorded in travel notes. Even during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, great powers such as Britain, which were already world hegemons, looked at the Qing Dynasty through their own filters and believed that the Qing Dynasty was too powerful and unrivaled. He brought his own country's new technology and wanted to gain the recognition and respect of the Qing Dynasty so that the two sides could officially open mutual trade. But the Qing Dynasty considered itself the center of the world and did not want to integrate with the world. Instead, it fooled the people more and more internally. Ordinary people at that time were confused and had no idea what they were living for. The rulers of the Qing Dynasty exposed that their civilization had completely lagged behind the world, and foreign trade could only be imported but not exported, which triggered the Opium War. These completely exposed that the land of China at that time was exhausted and lagged behind the world. This is realism, not that Europeans looked down on China in the Ming Dynasty. The Qing Dynasty frightened these colonists for more than a hundred years under the influence of the Chinese civilization's thousands of years of external influence.

I also feel that the writing is not smooth and reasonable, and I can't stand it anymore.

I don't understand why I have to tolerate the emperor. If I would rather divide the north and the south than clean up the mess for the capital, even usurping the throne is better than being a doormat.

There is a problem with the self-identification and wording in the article. The queen's anger is not called thunderous wrath to Chongzhen. The prince cannot call himself his own palace in front of the emperor, and Chen Xinjia will not call himself his own soldier in front of the prince.

I just want to say one thing, don't think of the emperor as the emperor. Do you think Emperor Chongzhen really doesn't know what's going on with those officials? How many officials did Emperor Chongzhen kill during his reign? How many positions have been changed, the chief minister of the cabinet, but in the end, the Ming Dynasty was destroyed. So, being an emperor is not that easy. You can't rule the country by fighting and killing. You have very strong political skills to be an emperor. It is more difficult than being the president of the country in today's society.

I would like to make a suggestion, don't always write about how to reform the system in court, talk nonsense, and write about small people at the bottom who have benefited, or make private visits with pig's feet to check the situation in various places. Add a twist to make the novel more immersive. You must know how powerful the execution ability of officials in the late Ming Dynasty was. Support the author.

Doesn't Chongzhen feel aggrieved up there? The best way to deal with a pig teammate is to kill the pig. Anyway, you don't have any feelings, so you are afraid of being poisoned by your tongue. You have soldiers in your hands and you are still so tired.

In the 16th year of Chongzhen, could Hong Chengchou turn the tide in the north after finishing his game? I really dare to think and write anything with the pen in my hand. The most reasonable way at this time is to grasp the power to escape and make plans after going to Nanjing.

The dialogues between the characters in the article do not end with periods, they are all commas. What a weird usage 😅😅

The new year is here, I wish you all good luck and prosperity. Does anyone wish me well 😂😂

Impeaching a prince in any dynasty is no problem. To impeach a prince in the Ming Dynasty is to seek death. There was not even a deposed prince in the Ming Dynasty. As long as you become the prince, you can survive the death of the emperor and securely ascend the throne. In the Ming Dynasty, you could only impeach the prince's teacher or someone close to the prince, saying that the prince was bewitched by him. Impeaching the prince directly is no different from seeking death. In addition to offending the emperor and the prince, you have offended all the civil and military officials of the entire dynasty. The Ming Dynasty was very particular about the heir apparent ascending the throne. Before Zhu Yunwen ascended the throne, Zhu Yuanzhang had to straighten his own mother before deciding on the heir.

Let Chongzhen poop and pee on his head and abandon the book

This book is so awesome, it has a battle in just over 200 chapters.

I haven't read it yet, but seeing how lively you are talking about it, I will say a few words. Look at what Chongzhen did in history. Most of the people he killed were capable people. But the loyal and capable ministers he thought were all corrupt officials, gossips and traitors!

The flintlock was made disposable, so funny! Whether it is a three-stage attack or a four-stage attack, the purpose of segmentation is to quickly reload ammunition and form a continuous barrage. The author's one-time gun technique is so awesome, so embarrassing!

Third, the recent plot is a bit too simple, without complicated things. After all, the Manchu, Tsarist Russia, Mongolian tribes, Tibet, and Ming Dynasty scholar-bureaucrats and people are all facing a great era of change. How could there be no action at all, only the protagonist is driving everything. It feels too one-on-one, I hope the plot will be richer in the future.

I have a question. Do you know why many authors write that Zhu Cihong admonished Chongzhen after he took charge of the army? Because they know that the prince is always the prince and not the emperor. You, the prince, are too awesome. Chongzhen can't stand it.

Fighting against Japanese pirates is just about suppressing bandits. Now it is just the job of the armed police. If this can lead to becoming a famous general, then if Li Rusong fights against the elites of the regular Japanese Warring States Period, he must not be a famous general.

They were a bit hasty when they knighted Sun Chuanting. The Dukes of the Ming Dynasty all had one word for their title. Have you ever seen a two-name duke?

In the latest update, I want to say that Liaoyang was the seat of the Liaodong Governor's Office in the Ming Dynasty. It's not Shenyang. Author, could you read the history books carefully before publishing your work?

Let me say it again, the seat of the governor of Liaodong in the Ming Dynasty was no longer Shenyang in Liaoyang. And TM's Zhang Guanli Dai.