Emperor Zhongxing in the Late Ming Dynasty

Chapter 1 The prince calls Wang Chengen Sir Wang. This is the first time I have seen this in so many novels. This title is absolutely awesome! Hahaha. The author is still knowledgeable.

I vomited when I saw the capital move! At the end of the Ming Dynasty, someone proposed moving the capital back to Nanjing, but it was quickly rejected because moving the capital to Nanjing would mean losing the entire north. However, this is not the most important thing. The key is the imperial mausoleum in Beijing! How do you move? Moving the capital means that it is impossible for the Chongzhen family to become emperor! In addition, when you go to the southern court, it will no longer be that court. No one will care about an emperor who abandoned his ancestor's mausoleum! Instead, they may rebel and even establish another emperor! It was impossible to move the capital in the late Ming Dynasty. The most important thing was that the north could not be lost and must be occupied, otherwise it would be just waiting to be beaten!

I suggest changing the title of the book, which is very popular nowadays. I really don't want to be a prince, how about it?

Generally speaking, novels written in the late Ming Dynasty are written for cute fans. 🙂 Ransomware, building a new army, whatever makes you happy, no brainers at all, just to make money. 🙂To be honest, learn from the late Qing Dynasty, or the late Han Dynasty Emperor Ling's operations, and survive and develop. 😰 In the late Ming Dynasty, were the courtiers incompetent? Are Sun Chuanting, Hong Chengchou, Lu Xiangsheng, etc. (And a group of others whose names I can't remember) really worse than the four famous officials in the late Qing Dynasty? Not necessarily. People like Zeng Zuo, Li Zhang, etc. Would have been either tricked to death or beheaded under Chongzhen. In the late Ming Dynasty, Chongzhen was able to struggle for more than ten years, and Nanming resisted for more than ten years. It can be considered Zhu Ming's legacy for more than two hundred years.

Your pacing is too slow. You have written so many sections on this rescue plot, and more than half of the text in one section is useless, but you insist on reading two sections. I originally thought the plot was okay, but the more I watched it, the worse it became.

It's so ink, the Ming Dynasty is about to die in less than a month, and the protagonist is still grinding on the way to Nanjing. He walked for more than a month before reaching Shandong. If he doesn't run away quickly, he still has the intention to inquire about Li Zicheng's every move. What's the point? Do you have what it takes to resist him? Moreover, Li Zicheng could not reach the peak for only a few days!

If the protagonist's character is too hesitant and nagging, the protagonist's character is not suitable for doing things!

It's a bit embarrassing. The protagonist, the prince, is called Wang Chengen and the eunuch is called "Sir."

Why do many people say that Emperor Hongzhi was a Mingjun? Many systems of the Ming Dynasty were abolished from Emperor Hongzhi, just like the Yanyin system that supported Jiubian was abolished from him.

Hey, it's this old-fashioned start without any highlights. Requesting a book where you pretend to be possessed by Zhu Yuanzhang at the beginning and then beat or scold Zhu Youjian to gain rights. Hey, I'm bored. Since when have I pretended to be a grandson? What's the point of pretending?

There are many wrong views, and this book will definitely be a hit.

Before the death of the Ming Dynasty, you called Princess Kunxing Princess Changping.

A person who came from time travel is not your biological mother or father. How can you get so much family ties and emotions?

Can you keep writing? Chase if you can

The prince calls himself the palace, and calls the eunuchs daban or companion. There is also no title of emperor in the Ming Dynasty, and there are no excerpts or memorials, only memorials or memorials. Please change it a lot.

Professor Mengsen is right. After the Tianqi Dynasty, no powerful emperor could save the Ming Dynasty.

Moving the capital to Nanjing is a popular suggestion, but I really don't understand what use it would have. After going to Nanjing, could Chongzhen create money or soldiers? Will the government become honest and efficient as a result, or will the army become more sacrificial in life? If you don't change these things, what's the use of having an extra emperor? Do you think the feng shui of Purple Mountain is good, and it would be more auspicious to hang yourself there? If the protagonist really wants to do something stupid like deploying troops to purge the nobles and move the capital to Nanjing, the best result can only be that various warlords turn against each other one after another. In the end, Chongzhen and the protagonist fled to Nanjing under the protection of "loyal ministers and righteous men" such as Gao Jie, Li Benzhen, Li Chengdong, Hu Maozhen. When they arrived in Nanjing, there were Liu Zeqing, Liu Liangzuo, Zhang Tianfu, Zhang Tianlu, Li Qifeng, Tian Xiong, Ma Degong and others who were more "loyal". Huang Degong is really loyal, but he would curse when Chongzhen issued an edict: "The emperor relies on the strength of my generation to survive, but only trusts Gao Jie." Do you want to use Gao Jie? Okay, then which army do you want to spar with Gao Jie? You ask Gao Jie to set up an army to rob, and when you come back to ask for money, Gao Jie has to ask you: "Is this the money you robbed or the money I robbed? Why should I give you the money I robbed?" An emperor who had never fought in a war relied on imagination to seize military power when he was at the end of his rope, and in the end he could only capture Dong Zhuo. In comparison, hanging on a coal mountain is more dignified.