Ming Dynasty Working Emperor

Sun Chengzong's method was good but impractical and did not take into account the Ming Dynasty's finances and local natural disasters.

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Some readers have some questions about this and feel it is unnecessary, but I think it is still necessary to explain it. Let me give you an example. Suppose there is a young man who is usually surrounded by his friends and friends, who instigate him to spend all day living and drinking instead of doing his job. There is no shortage of people in the company who want to flatter him and seek higher positions, but the real friends around him have left him. One day, I passed away and my son-in-law inherited the family business. Then he found that the company was already heavily in debt and was about to close down. The son-in-law changed his past and wanted to revitalize the family business. However, the friends around him don't think so and still want to get benefits from him. The friends who are really capable and want to help him don't know his situation and still think that he is still the young master before and will not come to help him. What to do at this time, explain the situation, stay if you really want to help, and get away as soon as possible if you just want to extract benefits. Such a true friend, a capable person, and someone who also doesn't want the company to collapse will only really help him after he knows that the young master wants to change his past. The above is my humble opinion. If readers have different ideas, you can leave a message to discuss.

It's better to use less modern vocabulary.

I'm a bit confused about the timeline.

The Ming Dynasty was short of money, and there were two main holes that had not been filled, the Southwest and the Southwest hole, Liaodong.

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