The Second Generation of Great Ming Nobility

I finished reading it in one night. The author's writing is very good. According to the plot, the next emperor should not be Zhu Qizhen, right?

If you don't want to rebel, just take a break. No emperor will give you a chance to act according to your temper. He also underestimates various power groups.

As far as Yu Qian is concerned, he has a debt to Zhu Qiyu. After the battle of defending the capital, Zhu Qiyu ascended the throne and appointed Yu Qian as Minister of War and Prince Shaobao, allowing him to usurp the military power of the Fifth Army Governor's Mansion and take over the military power of the Beijing camp. His son-in-law was also in charge of the Jinyi Guards. However, during the coup, Zhu Qizhen only had 3,000 people to succeed in the coup, and neither the Jin Yiwei nor the Beijing Camp were touched.

How to deal with a callous emperor? There is no emperor that I hate the most.

I dare not say anything else, but I will keep reading. The writing is very good and contains a lot of useful information.

Please be more rigorous with your timeline. The emperor's eldest son has already entered school and was born while the protagonist was on patrol. This is five or six years ago. The princess and the protagonist were engaged before the emperor ascended the throne. So the marriage was not consummated for five or six years. Moreover, the princess was sixteen when she appeared before. Now she is in her twenties. Is it possible?

Learn from Maozi's colonization of Siberia, first use the army to defeat the nomadic army, then send Cossacks to destroy and massacre tribal villages one by one, and follow up with the bankrupt serfs and criminals from the country. Finally, a governor was sent to provide unified management. Russia took more than a hundred years to seize tens of millions of square kilometers of land. . . Why can the so-called barren land be occupied by Maozi? . It took Maozi more than a hundred years to accomplish what we failed to accomplish in five thousand years. . .

The solution to the problem in northern Xinjiang was to propose to the emperor that the imperial examination be suspended but that examinations be held twice a year for Enke and Zhike examinations. The latter was for groups subject to household registration restrictions such as military households, craftsmen households, and medical households. For these restricted household registration groups, if one person in a family passed the Zhikeke examination, the whole family would automatically become free citizens. The examination content for Enke and Zhike examinations were all three aspects: policy theory, arithmetic, and law.

The author must have worked hard, come on

Zhu Qizhen, how to deal with it? Can you kill him?