Weininghou of the Ming Dynasty

Let me just say one thing... The protagonist has just figured out how to time travel, and when he sees the funeral announcement on the road, he immediately says, "Zhu Li is dead?" You were a civil servant before time travel. I just want to know that civil servants don't interview? Should you go in for an interview and say to the examiner, old men, ladies and aunties, hurry up and give me the questions? Can you please be a little more logical?

What you wrote is too cowardly. The protagonist looks like a retard.

The main reason why this book is not popular, I personally think, is that the main character is too bitchy and submissive. The businessman looks down on the protagonist and forces the protagonist to break off the engagement. It is also written that the protagonist does not want to marry the businessman's daughter, but later runs to save the businessman's son; secondly, the female assassin puts a sword to the protagonist's neck several times and forces the protagonist, but does not report it later, and even goes to save the female assassin.

Alas, it's just nonsense. I can't stand it after watching two of them, and I don't understand the history. Zhu Yuanzhang died not long ago. In the early Ming Dynasty, the status of businessmen in Mingzhu was very low. The protagonist traveled through a man who had passed the exam. Although he had not passed the scholar, he was still a boy. He was in his teens and had a bright future. In that environment, the status of the son-in-law was too low and he could not pass the imperial examination. Only useless people will do it. The whole society looks down upon it. Author, you are writing a historical novel. Although there is a time-travel plot, it cannot be written blindly. In the early Ming Dynasty, a low-status businessman forced a prosperous scholar with a bright future to become his son-in-law. Anyone with some common sense knows it's impossible

The beginning of the writing was so confusing that I just traveled through time and space. How many chapters should I write about being a son-in-law? His father-in-law is not a very good person, right? And his own mother wants her son to be her son-in-law? Is there such a routine? The introduction said that his mother is a strong woman, would she do this? The status of a son-in-law is so low. In ancient times, if there was a war, many sons-in-law would be forcibly recruited into the army. They would not be able to hold themselves up outside. Moreover, the woman's family was not a powerful family, but an ordinary businessman family. So when I look back and think about my father-in-law and the protagonist, my mother, the characters can't stand up

I honestly said it was too poisonous and I forced him to quit from the first chapter.

I don't even understand what you are writing about in this book? What are your plans for the protagonist's future? The main plot line is not clear at all. Sometimes there is a princess, sometimes a heroine, a hammer here and there, and all kinds of nonsense that are not consistent with historical facts. . . Was this book written to launder money? 🤔

I almost dropped my phone when I read the beginning, thinking that the reader is mentally retarded!

I read two chapters and I can't stand it. I'm an idiot.

The protagonist is a civil servant? Are you insulting a civil servant? Our country's civil servants cannot be said to be the most astute group of people, but they are also a group of people at a higher level! As long as the protagonist can pass the civil service examination, your book will be a hit!

The old lady's foot-binding cloth is smelly and long, and has nothing to do with the introduction.

Is the protagonist mentally retarded? You didn't understand the situation and you said it was filming? Still calling the director? Is there any stupid protagonist in Qidian now?

To be honest, if you read a lot of time travel books, you will be easily persuaded to quit after the first chapter. . . Many readers are already accustomed to the time-traveling process, and your description of the entire psychological process seems pretty good. . But it's easy to dissuade, making readers think that your protagonist is mentally retarded. It's not a problem with the writing style of the description, but because it has traveled so much, readers already have a fixed routine in their minds, so the first chapter seems too discouraging at first glance.

After two chapters, I was directly persuaded to quit, and I felt that the protagonist was just like a mentally retarded person.

After reading the second chapter, I am sure that pig's feet are written as silly. I hope the author will revise the opening and indicate that the pig's feet were caused by Africans or Indians who traveled through time. The Chinese in this era are not so mentally retarded.

It is recommended to be read by children between the ages of six and twelve who have just started to read online literature, because only those children who have just developed a little bit of IQ can be in tune with the author's three views. This book leaves the book with a poisoned body.

They all say that you will know what to do if you read the first three chapters. . . . I felt blind after reading the first two chapters. . . . Real. . . . I even started to get so disgusted that I wanted to smash my phone. . .

The author wanted to write something thick and focused, but he didn't have the material.

I thought it was cake, but when I bit into it, I realized it was feces.

I've read twenty or thirty, and this is the worst novel I've ever read.

The whole story of the "Great Etiquette" event in the Ming Dynasty.  Dimengtianxia 1 year ago Follow The Great Etiquette Incident was a major political event between the 16th year of Zhengde and the third year of Jiajing, led by Yang Tinghe, Mao Cheng and others, who were the chief ministers of the cabinet at the time, and Zhu Houcong, Emperor Shizong of Ming Dynasty and Jiajing Emperor. Wuzong of the Ming Dynasty once again fell into the water while playing and suffered from lung disease. He died early at the age of 31, leaving no heirs or brothers. Who should inherit the throne of the Ming Dynasty became the first priority. After discussions between the then empress dowager and the chief minister of the cabinet Yang Tinghe, Zhu Houcong, the son of King Xingxian, was elected to succeed the throne.  Emperor Jiajing Zhu Houcong was the cousin of Wuzong of the Ming Dynasty. He belonged to the vassal king. According to the patriarchal etiquette of the Ming Dynasty, the vassal king belonged to the small clan and the royal family belonged to the big clan. When a Xiaozong succeeds the Great Unification, according to the special cases of the Han and Song dynasties, the father of the previous emperor should be recognized as Huangkao (the title during sacrifices refers to father), and his biological father can only be called Huangshu. (Mother feels the same way) Regarding Yang Tinghe's statement, Jiajing Emperor Zhu Houcong naturally refused to do it. What does it mean to change my parents for no reason? This started the great ceremonial event. The main two parties in the fight were Yang Tinghe, the chief minister of the cabinet, the former ministers and Emperor Jiajing of Ming Shizong. The fight between the two sides began before Emperor Jiajing entered Beijing.  Yang Tinghe Yang Tinghe asked Zhu Houcong to enter the city through Donghua Gate according to the plan of the Ministry of Rites, and then temporarily live in Wenhua Hall and choose a day to ascend the throne. Zhu Houcong naturally refused to do it, because this was the process for the crown prince to succeed to the throne. Then you are not saying that I, Zhu Houcong, is the son of his Ming Wuzong. Yang Tinghe, a great scholar, once helped Emperor Wuzong of the Ming Dynasty draft a posthumous edict. The content of the imperial edict was expressed in the tone of Wuzong Wuzong of the Ming Dynasty: "I am dying, and I have not established an heir. The eldest son of King Xingxian, King Kao, has grown up. He is wise, benevolent and filial, and his moral order must be established. I have obeyed the ancestral precepts of my brother and my brother, and reported it to the ancestral temple. Please ask the Empress Dowager Cishou to send officials to welcome him to Beijing today. Heir to the throne of emperor, enshrined in the ancestral temple Zhu Houcong used the imperial edict to argue that the imperial edict was to make me the emperor, not to be a prince. But Yang Tinghe still disagreed. Then I, Zhu Houcong, will not be the emperor today. I can be whoever you like. Anyway, I will not enter the city according to this etiquette. In the end, the Empress Dowager came forward to ask the officials to go out of the city to meet Zhu Houcong. They entered through Daming Gate and then ascended the throne in Fengtian Hall.  Then there was the matter of Jiajing's father-changing as mentioned above. The ministers of the court, headed by Yang Ting and Mao Cheng, believed that since Jiajing succeeded the small sect to the big sect, it should respect the orthodoxy and let Xiaozong of the Ming Dynasty be the emperor, and his biological father, Wang Xingxian, be the emperor's uncle. Zhu Houcong refused, and the two sides fell into a stalemate. During this period, Zhu Houcong even bribed Yang Ting and Mao Cheng, but unfortunately neither of them were moved. The two sides were in a stalemate. In the end, because Jiajing only ascended the throne, he was weak and had no choice but to compromise first. Although Jiajing also had the support of Zhang Cong and others, Zhang Cong's insignificance was not enough to affect the overall situation. However, Jiajing was extremely tough on the matter of welcoming his biological mother to Beijing with the courtesy of the Empress Dowager. Yang Tinghe objected to this matter. Jiajing said that if you don't agree, I will resign as emperor and return to the feudal country with my mother. In the end Yang Tinghe had no choice but to give in. In the third year of Jiajing's reign, Zhang Cong and others once again expressed their support for Jiajing and honored his biological father as the emperor's imperial examination, which just catered to Jiajing. Jiajing invited ministers to discuss, but Yang Tinghe strongly opposed it and threatened to resign as prime minister. At this time, the Jiajing throne was already stable. He had already seen that Yang Tinghe was not happy with him. Since you want to resign, then get out!  Zhang Cong Then Jiajing issued an edict to register his parents and honor his biological father as the emperor and his biological mother as the queen mother. The officials were in an uproar, thinking that it was not in line with the patriarchal etiquette. More than 200 officials, including Yang Tinghe's son Yang Shen, knelt down at Zuoshun Gate and cried, asking Emperor Jiajing to withdraw his decree. Jiajing heard the crying in the Wenhua Palace and ordered the eunuchs to disperse the ministers, but the cries of the ministers were still deafening until noon. Jiajing was furious and ordered the Jinyi Guards to arrest the gang leader and send them to prison, but this aroused the ministers even more. Zhu Houcong further ordered that 134 officials below the fifth rank be imprisoned, and 86 officials above the fourth rank be suspended pending punishment. After Zhu Houcong was afraid that his parents would be given the honorary title, Jinyiwei asked him how to deal with the over one hundred officials who had taken the title too much. Jiajing ordered officials above the fourth rank to have their salaries suspended, and officials below the fifth rank to serve as imperial staff. A total of sixteen people died due to the imperial staff. After Zuo Shunmen's imperial cudgel was released, the officials who objected changed their tune one after another.  Jinyiwei The Great Ceremony incident seemed to be a dispute over patriarchal etiquette, but it was actually a battle over imperial power. The sudden death of Emperor Wuzong of the Ming Dynasty led to a fall in imperial power, and this lost imperial power was controlled by Yang Ting. After Jiajing ascended the throne, he naturally had to take back the lost imperial power. Naturally, Yang Tinghe was unwilling to hand it over. The great ceremonial incident was actually a political game between Emperor Jiajing and Yang Tinghe. It ended with Emperor Jiajing successfully taking over the imperial power and Yang Tinghe being defeated. Reference materials: Baidu Encyclopedia "Records of Emperor Shizong of the Ming Dynasty" and "Complete Biography of the Emperor of China".

I can't survive three chapters, just one word, poison!

It's a poisonous, intellectual novel. I don't think it should have good reviews except for the money. Brainless wisdom

Traveling back to Yongle year, history has proved it. The so-called rule of Renxuan is of little use at all. On the contrary, it increased the momentum of the civil servants and added a god of war. The Ming Dynasty has gone straight downhill, why not try to help the second child to get up? Zhu Di said many times that he is like me, he can't be stupid! Of course, if the protagonist is a prince, that's another story.

At that time, was it as disgusting for a scholar to be a son-in-law as it is for a modern society to marry a lady who is known to people from all over the world as a wife?

Good guy, ten comments, nine scoldings

Either your writing should be straight, or you should be so elegant that others can't understand even a single word you missed. Who can read your indecent remarks? Chapter 4: Persuasion to quit, you are writing a novel, brother

You guys are really awesome. I didn't want to read this book just after reading the chapter names.

Not many people can finish this book😄

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