Why Did the Emperor Rebel?

After reading the history of the Tang Dynasty today, I don't quite understand why the protagonist is still so reclusive and allows the God of War to be so arrogant. How did Tang Suzong teach Tang Xuanzong a lesson? He directly changed all the palace attendants, took away all the horses of the Supreme Emperor, and asked the eunuchs to directly lead the cavalry to carry the Supreme Emperor to the palace. He killed people in front of the Supreme Emperor and built a high platform to monitor at any time. In the end, Li Longji was forced to never dare to contact any civil servants and generals again. He became the Supreme Emperor and then suddenly "died suddenly" In terms of credit, Suzong was the ZTE king who "pacified" the Anshi Rebellion and had the support of Shuofang's army. But the protagonist also had credit for putting down the Tumubao Incident, and he also had the support of the imperial court. Why didn't he dare to imitate Suzong of the Tang Dynasty and repeat the trend of "filial piety is more important than virtue and virtue, and merit is more important than Zhongxing"? Don't get hung up on those small merits and virtues, create a prosperous world, and then there will be people who will argue for it.

The content in the later period became more and more procrastinating, with several branches running simultaneously, but lacking a clear main line. As a result, the plot did not advance much after reading more than ten chapters. The author also pays too much attention to details, and can write two or three chapters for a single conversation. He also likes to let the characters "speak half of the words" to create mystery. In addition, the character creation in the later period has become more and more facial-shaped, and the villain's power has been greatly weakened. I really look forward to what the author will write in the future.

Let me start by talking about the power plot in this book. Only three writers in the literary world can compete with it, and then I really can't stop talking about it. I suggest you add a few ups and downs and explosive points in the plot. I know that the author wanted to create the effect of a concentrated explosion of grass and snakes, but in fact, I don't know if the actual presentation is like an old cow pulling a broken car or like a manure peg that keeps clamping. Jingtai now wants to rely on the vassal king and the eunuchs to forcibly suppress the land annexation, but the author's focus is neither on the vassal king, nor on the eunuchs, nor on the land annexation, but on the quarreling and arguing in the process, which ended up with his hair disheveled, and some The plot is gone, and other plots are pulled out. It can be said that it is mixed and dry. In the end, a series of ellipses are wrapped around the buttocks. The whole process is as warm as water. Old man, you must at least have a bit of treacherous clouds and murderous intentions when writing about strategy, right? It is written like a group of elders drinking tea, playing chess and setting up a dragon gate formation. The protagonist is the Riddler, but when you write about his pretentiousness, don't leave it to Zhu Xiaogong and the three Ruozhi who are played by him to escape from each other. And although the old men in Qiqing are not strong enough to support the explosive point of beheading/fighting on the spot, they still have young men who can fight every step of the way and kill the killer. It's not that you can't write about the high-ranking officials of the imperial court conspiring loudly, but what you wrote is all about what happened after the conspiracy. The effect is like shaking the soda without opening the cap. Author, you'd better really hold it in.

Let me share my personal thoughts: The next main line is reform. The first is the reform of the clan. A series of actions of the protagonist have shown the determination of reform. In order to safeguard its own interests, the clan must have people participating in politics, but the ancestral system can only be changed by the emperor. Through the Ministry of Internal Affairs' support for the imperial merchants, the clan was allowed to participate in sharing the benefits, and the court allowed the clan to participate in politics to protect its own interests. The clan was naturally loyal to the protagonist, because only the emperor could make such an opening. From now on, the interests of the clan and the protagonist's line of royal family are integrated. The protagonist gives the clan some rights, and the clan's obligation is to maintain the rule of his line. Since the clan had the right to participate in politics, it had to accept the supervision of the court. This was a rule. In the future, the clan would also have restrictions, so that it would not be like the late Ming Dynasty where it only wanted to enjoy and not take on obligations. 2. Military reform of Wuxun Group. Power comes from the barrel of a gun! The protagonist's series of actions have shown his disgust for the old Wuxun Group, but he has no intention of killing them all. By promoting military commanders with meritorious service and giving them titles to support the new Wuxun group, the new Wuxun forces will leave an opening for the old Wuxun group to participate and reduce opposition resistance. The protagonist will definitely start a war next. After all, only military merit can lead to a knighthood. Only by promoting the formation of the New Wuxun Group through victory in the war can military reforms be carried out (including military system and ordnance, military exercises, knighthood, etc.). After the formation of the New Wuxun Group, a military aircraft department will be set up to benchmark the civil service group to maintain a civil-military balance. To create new blood for the Wuxun Group through military examinations and other means, the system of inheriting titles must be changed. For example, only by stationing at the border and achieving military merit can one inherit the superior title (gong, marquis, or uncle). When going to the central government, one can also enter these important departments or lead troops, such as the Beijing Camp or the Palace Guard (the former represents power and the latter represents trust). Those without military merit will inherit a title and be demoted in rank, but will not be given empty titles such as generals. This can also ensure that the troops have a certain combat effectiveness. Lower-level titles and positions also need assessment mechanisms and opportunities for experience. Not everyone is a genius like Qi Jiguang (Qi Jiguang inherited his father's position after his father died, and he was born to be a high-ranking cadre 😁). The new Wuxun Group is naturally loyal to the protagonist. After all, they came to power by suppressing the old Wuxun Group. In the future, if the Baozong rebels and rises to power, they will be defeated. They will produce "Yu Chi Gong" to truly solve the problem. 3. Internal affairs reform. Then natural disasters continued, and the protagonist used the prestige generated by the victory in military operations to promote reforms. After all, "a scholar meets a soldier". Only with guns and guns can the resistance of the civil servant group to the reform be less, and it also reduces the risk of the emergence of the southeastern gentry group. The civil service group was roughly divided into north and south. After all, natural disasters during the Little Ice Age constantly required blood transfusions from the south to the north. Land and commercial reform (including opening up the sea) must be done. Land reform can squeeze out the population to develop light industry (land annexation has happened at all times, including now), so that refugees will not spread everywhere. Workers' ability to resist risks is higher than that of farmers. Business reform is a tax reform. Local fiscal powers must be transferred to the central government so that we can concentrate on solving the problem of frequent natural disasters and improve central deterrence. During this period, large-scale projects such as river control were interspersed, and problems such as water transportation, salt administration, and municipal shipping departments (minerals, tea, porcelain, silk, and grain) also had to be solved. There were too many officials who were indifferent and had to be rectified and coordinated by the officials. Solving these problems will bring the protagonist's prestige to an unprecedented level, and there will be no resistance to the death of the Baozong in the future. After all, the reform will form a new group of civil servants who are the beneficiaries, and these are also die-hard loyalists to the protagonist. Otherwise, if the Baozong ascends and they lose the legitimacy of the reform, people will die, the government will be liquidated, and they will die miserably. After the reform is completed, the political forces in the court will be roughly divided into three types: civil servants, noble generals, and clan members (including relatives). There are also differences within the three forces, such as the civil servants' northern and southern scholar groups, the military generals who have titles and those who have military merit. Only when the three forces oppose or unite each other can the protagonist's position be more stable. The fourth is to force the Baozong to rebel to solve the problem of imperial succession. The wiring has been laid out in the early stage. The "Zen position" Zhu Jianshen's imperial line comes from Xuanzong. The reform of the concubine system and the power of the East Palace are all pavements. The Baozong rebels use people from the East Palace. After all, the development forces use the name of the East Palace. The Baozong's rebellion will be directly killed by "Yu Chigong" in the New Wuxun Group. Zhu Jianshen (You are still young, anyone who wants to rebel against civil and military affairs knows this already.) He will be given the title of a county prince and sent away from the feudal clan. When he leaves, he will take Queen Qian and his biological mother Zhou Guifei (externally, it is said that the emperor is merciful, but internally it is to clean up the harem). Empress Dowager Sun (the protagonist's legitimate mother has the merit of supporting the establishment, and she is not too young) will be deposed, sealed in the palace until death, and will not be killed directly. Because of the rebellion, the Baozong lineage will lose its legitimacy. In the mouths of the clan and civil servants, it will become the protagonist to inherit the throne of Xuanzong. The Baozong has lost its legitimacy and it is natural for the imperial line to be sidelined. And if the protagonist fails to kill everyone except the Baozong, naturally some people will blow rainbow farts to prove the legitimacy of the protagonist's inheritance of the Xuanzong imperial line. Zhu Jianshen taking away Queen Qian and his biological mother will become a regular practice. In the future, in addition to the orthodox heirs, other princes will take their biological mothers to build palaces outside the palace, and it will be easier for the successors to clean up the harem. I can only think of so much.

I still want to say something. I couldn't read this book at first because I wanted to read a cool story about traveling through time and being slapped in the face, so I was a little disappointed to learn that the male protagonist didn't travel from modern times. It happened to be a book shortage at that time, so I pressed on and read on. The first time I felt that this book was really well written was when Yuan Bin was brought to the palace. When Yuan Bin was brought to the palace, I sighed from the bottom of my heart for the author's meticulous layout and layer-by-layer foreshadowing. That feeling made me feel so happy. Later, haha, it is probably something that the author still suffers from, that is, the update is too slow, but I don't think the author should be anxious. After reading you For the previous works, this one is the one that has achieved results. Everything is getting better. After all, no one can instantly become a master who updates ten thousand times a day. I think you should write this book well, write seriously, lay a good foundation, and then work hard to break through your own bottlenecks during the update. In this way, I think you will definitely gain better and more results in the next book. At least, you have now proved that what you write can indeed produce results, right?

A very good book. Although it is also a time travel story, it does not go that far. The protagonist is still a person who truly belongs to that era and the thinking of that era. (There is no messy golden finger, and he will not invent a cannon at every turn.) He has the compromise and helplessness of being an emperor, and he will not kill anyone who is unhappy...

I found some interesting information, the author can take a look The Officers Association in the Ming Dynasty This so-called Officers Association was called a "Martial Arts Association" in the Ming Dynasty. Because there are too few data preserved, it is difficult to understand it in detail. Fortunately, when Wu Rendu was the governor of Shanxi Province, he supervised the establishment of the martial arts association and the "Plate for Setting up Military Associations to Reserve Generals and Materials" has been preserved in the world, so we can have a brief look at its appearance. For the leaders of the association, the martial arts association invites military generals who have either retired or resigned and returned home to live "idle", as well as those who have excelled in scientific examinations, are proficient in theory, and are proficient in martial arts in martial arts examinations to serve as teachers, and then recommend someone as the president and someone as the vice president. The members are middle and lower-level front-line officers, such as commanders, Qianhu, Baihu, Zhenfu, as well as military reserve personnel such as those who visit the military residence and the military examination students. The number of martial arts members in each guard station is generally between 20 and 50. They meet six times a month and study theoretical knowledge together on the eighth, eighteenth and twenty-eighth days of the lunar month. The teaching materials are "Seven Books of Martial Arts" and "The Biography of One Hundred Generals". A teacher's preparation textbook is used as a lesson plan, which details the chapter from which chapter it is taught every day. After studying, each member must explain his or her own understanding of the theoretical knowledge of the art of war learned that day in turn, rather than blindly reciting it, that is, "It is not important to be able to recite the words with the mouth, but to understand the meaning with the heart." In addition, at the end of each month, they have to go to the Metropolitan Procuratorate for assessment, and at the end of the quarter, the progress of the members of each martial arts association is checked. If the performance is outstanding, the members of the martial arts association will receive special rewards, the president and vice president will be promoted based on their titles, and the martial arts students in the military buildings will receive preferential treatment. However, the names of martial arts associations in various places are also different. For example, when Wu Rendu was on patrol in Shanxi, he named the local martial arts association "Yingyang Hui". In addition, by the end of the Ming Dynasty, a system similar to officer trainees had emerged. That is, in the eighth year of Chongzhen's reign, Liang Yungou Shangshu, the censor of the Jiangxi Dao Examination, proposed to select martial arts students nationwide, with the number linked to the scale of the location. Except for Beijing and Nanjing, which had martial arts institutions, the number of students would be selected according to the size of the prefecture and county. Every year, large counties select 40 martial arts students, middle counties 30 students, and small counties 20 students. At first glance, they are similar to the previous selection of literary students, but the difference is not small. The first stop for these selected martial arts students is not to enter school, but to go to the frontline guard stations to accept assignments and be evaluated based on their performance. The dispatching and assessment are divided into three times. The initial test is conducted in the prefecture and county guard posts and the assessment is carried out. The second test is conducted in the prefecture and border guards. Later, Chongzhen believed that the quality of personnel would be reduced if too many were selected, so he issued an order on September 22 to reduce the number of people, to ten in large counties, eight in middle counties, and five in small counties. This was promulgated and implemented.

Good book. I used this book to supplement my IQ during the control period.

Main plot: Zheng Burke and Duan Yuyan (although the emotions are not appropriate, but essentially the protagonist seduces the Supreme Emperor's brother to rebel and eliminates his influence) Branch plot: Fighting foreign enemies, handling internal military and government affairs, straightening out the court, etc. Advantages: Every excellent historical text has its own distinctive focus. This book focuses on power strategies and brilliant political games. It is not like the protagonist in some articles who plays casually and others are all clever. As a group portrait work, basically every important figure has his own political logic and means, and the intertwined attacks on each other are very exciting. Similarly, the implementation of policies related to political games is also a slippery slope, which is a very distinctive writing method in historical articles. Disadvantages: The most intuitive thing is that it is difficult to read. It is affected by the style and the demand for serialization. There are a lot of Riddler links in this article. In addition, the plot itself has a conspiracy direction. It is difficult to deeply understand the changes in the attitudes and needs of all parties after reading a wave of plots. It is more of a mindless reading feeling that the author just believes whatever he says. Of course, some of the most important plot advancements, such as missions, etc. Are relatively concise. It is recommended that a third-party character can review and summarize afterwards. In addition, the protagonist's emotional and logical line is relatively weak, and the plot of studying with the prince is quite good. However, the emotions do not extend much forward and backward, causing the emotional scenes to appear abrupt. I personally feel that adding more emotional scenes can add the "human touch" of the protagonist, organically combine the image of a political figure with real emotions, and make the character more three-dimensional. Generally speaking, this article does not hide its shortcomings and is suitable for careful consideration of historical articles. If you want to pursue the pleasure of transforming society or pretend to be a pig and eat the tiger, it is recommended to proceed with caution. If you want to taste political wisdom, it is highly recommended.

The author's book is well written, but it is too detailed. I feel like I want to write down the profound meaning of every word in the book, just like the Confucian classics. There are too many and too long. I have written hundreds of chapters, and it feels like the story line has not even passed a year! I hope to speed it up a bit, focus on the big and let go of the small, write the key events in detail, and keep the minor ones simple. If you can write like this, there should be no problem in becoming a god.

Ye first told Boyan that Zhu Qiyu was actually an undercover agent sent by Wala! Boyan was shocked, how could it be like this? Ye first smiled mysteriously, how could it not be, then why didn't Zhu Qiyu change the prince? It was to weaken the strength of Ming Dynasty. If he keeps the prince, the ministers below him will miss the prince and have other choices, so they will gather around the prince, which will cause internal friction. Zhu Qiyu would get rid of all these ministers, which on the surface stabilized his own power, but actually consumed the strength of the entire Ming Dynasty. This is called the strategy of hunting birds but not trees. The prince is a tree, so he leaves it alone without hunting, and only hunts the birds attracted by the big tree.

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You have to read this book in one go. Chapter by chapter is not enjoyable and not smooth.

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Chapter xxxxFinal ending Today I know that I am not myself Twenty years have passed in the blink of an eye. Zhu Qiyu was lying on the dragon bed on his deathbed. He closed his eyes and whispered softly: "I am not a person who is greedy for power. I don't want to be in power. I just can't bear my Ming Dynasty, my Ming Dynasty, my Ming Dynasty." The thin voice gradually became silent Zhu Qiyu suddenly opened his eyes and said: "The person who came here announced my will and ordered the crown prince Zhu Jianshen to succeed to the throne." Everyone around shouted: Your Majesty, Your Majesty. I heard a cry. On the 19th day of the second lunar month in the eighth year of Jingtai, Zhu Qiyu heard the sound of people breaking in in Xiyuan. He woke up from his dream and said: "It turns out to be Nanke's dream. Why is this dream so real?" The eunuch Jiang Anxi ordered to kill the king with silk and report the death of the king. In the 71st year of this dynasty, in a residential building in a certain city in China, the Internet author Yue Qilin was awakened by the urge to urinate. He got up to urinate. After trembling, his mind became clear and he began to think: The dream I just had was not bad. I will write like this next time. Well, I have to continue to sleep to find inspiration Whoever wakes up from the big dream first, the era changes, the planet shatters, the universe collapses, a spiritual thought flows upstream along the long river of time, and the memory of this spiritual thought begins to be clear. I am Zhu Qiyu, no, I am Yue Qilin, no, I am Book Friend 2021, no, no, no... While this spiritual thought is still entangled, I have returned to orthodoxy for fourteen years. Zhu Qizhen stood on Danbi, looking at the civil and military officials quarreling below, feeling tired. Suddenly, a colorful divine light penetrated from the main hall and took hold of him. A long time has passed in my mind in the blink of an eye. I saw "Zhu Qizhen" sighing and looking up at "himself" below: King Xi "Zhu Qiyu" With a flash of inspiration, he suddenly shouted to "Zhu Qiyu" and asked: Why did the emperor rebel? ps To be continued, I will refresh my pen another day when I have time.

I am also an old bookworm, so I think I am qualified to say something. First of all, let me make my point clear. I think it is okay for the author to write this. The reasons are as follows: 1. The protagonist himself is an ancient person, please remember this major premise. 2. The protagonist returns from 1644 AD (Emperor Chongzhen hangs himself from the southeastern branch) to 1499 (Tumu Fort Incident), which means that there is no so-called technology tree and no so-called system. If you let the ancients understand the so-called system, you might as well just let the Yuanmou people fly the plane. 3. Don't think that the ancients were so stupid. It is impossible and unrealistic for all ministers to bow to you as soon as the domineering spirit is unleashed, especially if the protagonist himself is not in the right position. Secondly, for those book friends who ask the author to refer to certain books, I also know that everyone wants this book to be good, but after all, there is this thing called intellectual property rights, and our little arms and legs cannot afford to fight against those big writers. Finally, I hope the author can stick to his own style, come on.

I saw the recommendation on Sanjiang. The author's writing is very good. It is much better than those who are impatient, talk carelessly, and treat the ancients as idiots and blindly focus on the technology tree. It is a historical novel that you can calm down and read. I hope the author can continue to work hard.

Next door, I am the king of subjugation. I am ✍🏻 five months behind you, and my word count is almost catching up with yours.

I don't know if the author has thought about a question. If you are not in a hurry to depose your nephew as the crown prince, then you must arrange for him teachers, companions and some courtiers. Have you ever thought that once these teachers and companions of your nephew will form a force, and the ministers you assign to your nephew will definitely be of high grade, then once your nephew's power is stable, it will not be so easy for the protagonist to dethrone the crown prince in the future. Once a fight breaks out, if the control is not good, it is likely to trigger a party dispute.

It was a bumpy road in the middle of the Ming Dynasty, and the protagonist was in his prime. Today, the capital is still in turmoil, and the protagonist is already standing tall. Supplementary map of the mid-Yuan Dynasty The Cape sends the bright wind to the north, and the Tianya Wangjing flag goes far south. I hope the morning sun will always shine on our land, and never forget the blood of the martyrs covering the ground. For the sake of the country, we will not surrender to the Tartars, we will camp step by step, and we will unite as one. Practice righteousness, protect the common people, conquer the south and the north, and turn the tide. Don't forget the youth Ling Yunzhi, who once promised to be the best in the world. I dare not let the years pass by, but my heart and actions still complement each other.

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The fear that civil servants will become powerful only comes after he ascends the throne. Now the male protagonist's friends are some of the civil servants, and his enemies are the nobles who support Zhu Qizhen. Under the premise that the main goal is to ascend the throne, it is inevitable to choose to support civil servants. Moreover, no matter how powerful the civil servants are, they cannot rebel. In addition, Xungui is actually not a good person. They were the ones who went too far in occupying land in the Ming Dynasty. Not to mention that Xungui now has no capable people at all. To support Xungui, you need someone from the other side. It is impossible to support for the sake of support. Mud can never make you strong no matter how hard you try. The current situation is that it is basically impossible to find talents among the nobles. On the contrary, after ascending the throne, the male protagonist can support some capable middle-level military attachés. At least he must have an army he can control in Beijing. There must be checks and balances, but you cannot do checks and balances for the sake of checks and balances. You must consider the goals at the current stage and distinguish friends and enemies at the current stage. This is the most important thing.

I just want to ask if Zhu Jianshen is really allowed to be the emperor? The protagonist is too much of a sage. Historically, Zhu Jianshen respected his biological mother, Empress Qian, at first, but later he turned to his biological mother, the Empress Dowager Zhou. If you are not your biological child, you will not be attracted to you. If the author really writes like this, he is feeding readers. As a female reader, I think so. I don't know why the male author can be so ambitious. It's not that your family only has a few acres of land and a few shops, but your family really has a throne. The Supreme Emperor believes that his life is tied to Jingtai's hands. Do you think the lives of your sons will be tied to Zhu Jianshen's hands in the future? In the front, he showed that he is very fatherly, but in the back he doesn't even consider his son's life. I don't think the protagonist is a sage, but I think the protagonist is hypocritical. Honestly speaking, Ming Xianzong in history was not mediocre, but he could only score 80 points. I don't believe that among the protagonist's sons, he couldn't pick one with a score above 80 points.

This is the most emperor-like emperor I have ever read written by Qidian. He is also the most traditional and the most aggrieved.

Repost an answer from Zhihu boss Fox Chenxi: First of all, although Zhu Qiyu's physique is not strong, he can still give birth to a healthy heir. One of his and Queen Wang's daughters, Princess Gu'an, followed her mother, Queen Wang, after her father died and was demoted to the title of princess. She ate fasting and chanted Buddha's name in Prince Xin's Mansion, but in order to avoid disaster, she did not get married until she was 20 years old and lived to be 42 years old. Among the Ming Dynasty princesses who generally died young, the average life span was not very short. The other daughter swore not to marry for the rest of her life. There is no record in history, let alone mention it. As for the mother of these two princesses, Queen Wang, she was only 25 years old when she was dethroned as queen by Zhu Qiyu. She had already given birth to two healthy daughters. In that desperate situation, she lived to be eighty years old, which shows that she is in good health and has a cheerful temperament. So, why was Zhu Qiyu so anxious to depose the queen? The queen is young and in good health, which also proves that there is no problem with fertility. In this case, if it were any queen, who would be willing to let the eldest son of the concubine become the prince? Zhu Qiyu therefore concluded that Queen Wang and he were not of the same mind, and was eager to depose her. The biological mother of his concubine's eldest son, the Hang family, not only had his son Zhu Jianji die at an early age, but he himself was in his twenties and died at a young age. So, Zhu Qiyu was anxious to have a son, but instead took tiger and wolf medicine and ruined his body; he chose the daughter of a prison official from the Jiaofang Division to enter the palace and ruined his reputation by "taking a prostitute as his concubine". Who is to blame? As long as he has some patience, he can let his nephew Zhu Jianshen occupy the reserve position first, and wait until he and Empress Wang have a healthy and upright son, and then take action on Yi Chu's affairs. Secondly, if Zhu Qiyu really wanted to "change his destiny against heaven", pass the emperor to his descendants, and eliminate the hidden dangers of Zhu Qizhen's restoration by Emperor Yingzong of the Ming Dynasty, then he would have too many tasks to do starting from the defense of Beijing. In the Zuo Shunmen Incident, when the civil servants rushed in and killed the Jin Yiwei commander Ma Shun, the eunuch Mao Gui, Wang Changsui and others in the name of killing Wang Zhenyu's party, he could not be frightened and panicked like historical facts. From now on, leave the first impression of "cowardice and timidity" to the courtiers. On the contrary, you must stand up, angrily denounce him according to the court's laws, severely punish Wang Hong and others who took the lead in the fight, and let the courtiers see your courage and responsibility. When the Beijing defense battle was fierce, he could not hide behind the palace and rely solely on Yu Qian. Instead, he had to go to the military camp in person, visit the battle formation in person, risk the arrows in person, and preferably kill several captive chiefs in person like his descendant Ming Wuzong did. Only by truly eating and sleeping with the sergeants, crawling and fighting together, fighting side by side, and experiencing life and death together, can we gain true military morale, cultivate true confidants in the military, and rely on our ability to defend the capital and win over the world. His extraordinary achievements are in sharp contrast to Zhu Qizhen's humiliation of his country by losing his master. He reversed his inherent disadvantage of being a commoner and won the support of a considerable number of his relatives, vassals, noble generals, and courtiers. Third, for the noble group that has suffered heavy losses, we should not blindly believe in the opinions of civil servants and blindly suppress them as in history, but should try to appease and win over them as much as possible: For example, let Zhu Yi successfully inherit the title of Duke of the country, let Zhang Fu succeed the Duke of England, follow the merits of Zhang Yu, the king of Hejian, and give Zhang Fu an additional earl. In this way, the heads of several noble nobles were successfully won over. For example, to refute the many criticisms and impeachments of civil servants about the Battle of Luchuan, Wang Ji, the uncle of Jingyuan, not only cannot be held accountable for his previous crime of party affiliation to Wang Zhen, but he must be greatly praised and promoted. Historically, when Wang Ji was over eighty years old, he still took the risk to participate in the coup to seize the door, largely to seek honors and honors for his descendants. So, why couldn't Zhu Qiyu give it to him in advance? As for the other people who participated in the coup, Shi Heng was also a brave general on the battlefield, and Xu Youzhen was also a capable minister of water control. They were allowed to stay in office forever and not join the central government, so they could turn harm into benefit. Even if they were ambitious, what kind of trouble could they make? Fourthly, Zhu Qizhen's return to the court was unanimously expected by all ministers and officials, and could not be stopped at all. However, Zhu Qiyu's passive response in history and his public and obvious reluctance were completely useless actions that undermined his prestige; Let a speculator like Yang Shan, who was full of fame and fame, greet him, but due to material considerations later, he had to be promoted to the position of censor of Zuodu. In vain, Zhu Qizhen had an additional court official as his best friend, which was the worst of failures. Therefore, we should respond positively to this matter on the surface, and send our confidants Jinyiwei and Dongchang eunuchs, such as Fan Guang, who engaged in the "Golden Knife Case" in history, to welcome Zhu Qizhen when he returns from studying abroad, and then continue to threaten and hint at getting rid of him on the way back, such as Liao Yongzhong and Shen Xiaoming Wang. With the courage of the God of War in Tumubao, he will definitely be in panic all day long. After that, he can intimidate and coax Zhu Qizhen into writing the "Edict of Sin" in which he reflects on his trust in Wang Zhen and the loss of his teacher and humiliation of the country, and agrees to hold a formal abdication ceremony. As soon as Zhu Qizhen arrived in Beijing, he immediately held the [Abdication Ceremony], directly copying the rules and rituals of Han Xian Emperor Liu Xie Chan abdicating the throne to Cao Pi, and Cao Huan abdicating the throne to Sima Yan, and doing "the things of Yao and Shun". From then on, the throne of Zhu Qiyu was no longer established by the Empress Dowager Sun and passed down by Zhu Qizhen, but directly abdicated by Zhu Qizhen. Zhu Qiyu will no longer be Zhu Qizhen's minister. On the contrary, just as Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty wanted to bow his head to Cao Pi, Zhu Qizhen must also bow his head to Zhu Qiyu, let alone be the supreme emperor. This point [correcting the name] is very important! Fifth, next, Zhu Qiyu can justifiably demote his title to King Yi based on the "Edict of Sin" written by Zhu Qizhen himself in which he admitted that he had insulted the country by trusting Wang Zhen and losing his teacher, and ordered him to live in foreign vassals and monitor him closely. He could not return to the capital without an edict. The rest of Zhu Qizhen's disciples were conferred the title of county king and accompanied him. After he and Empress Wang gave birth to a legitimate son, in Zhu Jianshen's own name, the courtiers wrote a letter to him, "asking the governor of Zhengguo": "If the emperor has the world, he should pass it on to his son", and then ordered Zhu Qizhen to cede the position of King Yi to Zhu Jianshen, who could be given the title of "Taiwang Yi", and he would still be closely monitored in the vassal mansion. Then, at the request of the ministers and officials, he made his legitimate son the crown prince. The emperor acts with dignity and dignity. If Zhu Qizhen/Zhu Jianshen is content with this, Zhu Qiyu can also leave a reputation for kindness and friendly brothers in the history books. By denying the legitimacy of their lineage's throne, it allowed them to enjoy the wealth and honor of the feudal lord from now on. If there are more ambitious people who coerce him into revolting, the imperial army will attack and quell the rebellion, and it will be over soon. From then on, he will be deposed as a commoner and be banned from Fengyang High Wall forever. This is the majestic and royal way. Sixth, continue to respect the Queen Mother to protect her honor. If she is really ignorant of current affairs and colludes with Zhu Qizhen to plot restoration, it will be much easier to deal with it. ——The royal family governs the world with filial piety. Although the emperor can't touch his aunt's mother, why can't he also touch her brothers and nephews? Of course, you can also learn from Zhu Qizhen after the restoration of history. Because the Empress Dowager Sun opposed his plan to abolish Zhu Jianshen's throne, she gave the Empress Hu Shanxiang, who was deposed by Xuanzong of the Ming Dynasty, the title of "Queen Gongrang", and the edict called her "Queen Mother". And he is also convinced that the Queen Mother Sun is not his biological mother, but the "son of a man who seizes the palace from Yin". The mother of his palace girls has died long ago... Zhu Qiyu can also restore the title of Queen Hu and rebuild the mausoleum. At the same time, they spread the rumor that "during the Xuande period, Concubine Sun stole the son of a palace maid and took her as her own son, deceived Emperor Xuanzong of the Ming Dynasty, and forced Empress Hu to be crowned queen." They went to teahouses and restaurants to rehearse several performances of "The Civet Cat for the Crown Prince" to weaken the legitimacy of Empress Dowager Sun and Zhu Qizhen as much as possible. ——Just like in history, Jiajing Emperor Zhu Houcong, as the heir of the outer vassal, in order to weaken the legitimacy of the direct descendants of Empress Dowager Zhang and Ming Wuzong Zhu Houzhao, he also spread the rumor that "Ming Wuzong was born to a palace maid". Seventh, abolishing the burial of palace concubines, releasing the descendants of Emperor Jianwen and Queen Wu, rectifying the names of Emperor Jianwen and Prince Yiwen Zhu Biao, rehabilitating many of the founding heroes and loyal ministers of Jianwen who were unjustly killed, etc. In fact, these were all things that the Ming Dynasty emperor could do with a single move, with minimal loss of prestige, and in turn, could win the hearts of the Confucian officials. Unfortunately, in history, only Zhu Qizhen, who was behind the throne, did the first two things to win people's hearts. After losing half of the country, the Hongguang regime of Nanming did the following things. Since Zhu Qiyu has deposed Zhu Qizhen and his son, the eldest son of Emperor Xuanzong of the Ming Dynasty, with his contribution in the defense of Beijing, and has lost considerable prestige, he can complete all the above things at once: That's it This is like what Emperor Hongguang of the Southern Ming Dynasty did: Resurrecting Prince Yiwen Zhu Biao as Emperor Xingzongkang, Emperor Jianwen Zhu Yunwen as Emperor Huizongrang, including his queens Chang and Ma, complete with honorary titles and thirteen-character posthumous titles. At the same time, the founding heroes of the Hongwu Dynasty, such as Feng Sheng, Fu Youde, and Liao Yongzhong, who were unjustly killed; and Jianwen's loyal ministers, Changxing Marquis Geng Bingwen, Fang Xiaoru, Qitai, Huang Zicheng, Jingqing, and Zhuo Jing, who were killed during the Jingnan period, were rehabilitated one by one and given posthumous titles. The descendants of his family members who became untouchables were also released as common people one by one. Referring to history, Zhu Qizhen only had a few good deeds to smear himself, "I respectfully gave him a posthumous title, established the relationship between the common people, and dismissed my concubine to be buried", but he was praised by unscrupulous historians as "Those who are virtuous can be punished by future generations." So, after Zhu Qiyu completed the above-mentioned things and solved all the remaining problems of the previous royal infighting in the Ming Dynasty, is he still qualified to be evaluated as "the most meritorious of Yao and Shun" under the pen and ink of the great Confucian scholar?

The protagonist of this book is not like an emperor, but more like the chairman of a company, a ghost who is devoted to the country. If you look at it from a God's perspective, it will be okay, but if you bring it from a human perspective, you will feel uncomfortable, because it goes against human nature and the protagonist is not worthy of being a human being.

It feels good, it has a sense of history. In fact, I feel that Zhu Qiyu has done much better than his brother. He turned the tide, saved the crisis during his reign, and worked hard to manage. There are actually no black spots. It just has a bad ending, which is quite sad. On the contrary, his brother was captured and returned to erect a monument for the enemy. He lost the Loop and completely lost the big situation that his father and brother had created. He was really too dazed.

It's rare to see such a well-written historical article. I support it.

To be honest, it's boring. The reason why it's boring is not that the pace is slow, but that there's something wrong with the narrative. In other novels, the narrative is that the protagonist wants to do something, and then encounters some difficulties that cause a struggle. In the end, the thing succeeds or fails, and the reader will breathe a sigh of relief. This article focuses on the struggle. I feel like I'm fighting all the time, and there is no feeling of doing anything at all. It's so boring.