The Road to Reforming the Ming Dynasty

Nowadays, people who write novels are very vicious. I have read a novel about Zhu Houzhao before. In the beginning, he supported Zhu Houzhao's reforms and became the first assistant. Later, it was written that Zhu Houzhao had no sons and passed the throne directly to the protagonist's son. Do you think it is realistic? I really thought that the civil and military officials of the Manchu Dynasty were dead, and the people of Lao Zhu's family were dead!

The protagonist is a slave of a wealthy family in Jiangnan. He was beaten to death by his master because he dared to study. The protagonist is the son-in-law of a wealthy family in the south of the Yangtze River. He spent money to buy a scholar. During the examination, he was spat out because he could even write the word "tun" as "ton". The protagonist is a local official from Shandong who tried to suppress bandits and train troops, but was easily crushed by Kong Youde, Yue Tuo or Li Qingshan. The protagonist is a local official from Shandong who attempts to suppress bandits and train troops. The local gentry reports that he charges excessive fees. The emperor is furious and sends him to Hainan to chop coconuts. The protagonist is the governor of Shandong. He wants to develop his territory in Huguang. He is surrounded and suppressed by an army of 180,000 mobilized by Chongzhen. He is dragged to the capital and executed at Lingchi. The protagonist is Zuo Liangyu, who was caught between Li Zicheng and Zhang Xianzhong in Huguang and was beaten until he jumped into the river. The protagonist is Zuo Liangyu in 1645. He wanted to lead troops to the "Qingjun side" of Nanjing. He met Zheng Hongkui, Zheng Cai, Huang Fei and Huang Binqing in Wuhu. He was hanged in a water battle and even jumped into the river without anyone noticing. The protagonist said that I wanted to find the Donglin Party. Ma Shiying, Tian Yang, Yue Qijie, He Tengjiao, and Yang Wencong looked confused: "What Donglin Party?" The protagonist was Zhu Yousong in 1645, who ordered the Ming army in Jiangbei to resist the Qing army. Everyone replied: "Bah!" >The protagonist is He Tengjiao, who wants to recruit Chuang Jun. Li Guo asked: "Where is the money?" The protagonist said: "What money?" Li Guo said: "If you don't have money, what do you think you are?" The protagonist finally remembered that people have to eat and pay Chuang camp, so his former subordinates became anxious, and the protagonist could only let Li Guo exploit them. After all these people were killed, Li Guo also came to his senses: Wouldn't it be better for me to directly collect grain? Why do we need a middleman like you to make the difference? The protagonist wanted to reform the land system and liberate the slaves, but then ended his shameful life as a traitor who betrayed the cause of the landlord class. If you can't believe in the peasant uprising, then just be honest and be the boss. Schizophrenia will not end well. It's better to directly set up the system and superpowers. Your current settings are seeking death at every step, and even ten resurrection coins can't save you.

If you see beauty, you will definitely open a harem in the later stage.

After reading the introduction, I knew that the protagonist was destined to be exterminated!

Your book is directly a flavor of the time-travel literature that emerged on the Internet more than ten years ago! I have read dozens of chapters and kept talking about development... It is too macroscopic and empty! The character design of the protagonist is also very carefree for modern people... Rich people nowadays are very particular, let alone the dignitaries in ancient times! The character design is so dramatic!

In fact, there is a basis for the ancient times to emphasize agriculture and suppress commerce. The most typical example is Jiangnan in the late Ming Dynasty. Due to the prosperity of trade, a large amount of cultivated land was used to grow cash crops, resulting in a serious decline in grain output. It was no longer the "Suzhou and Hangzhou are ripe, and the world is sufficient" in the Song Dynasty. At the same time, the inflow of a large amount of Spanish silver was also an important reason for the economic crisis of the Chongzhen Dynasty.

Is it easy to make a steam engine? ? ?

In fact, the fundamental problem in the feudal dynasty is that once you have developed something, no matter how good it is, you cannot hold on to it without a gun. The so-called don't do things beyond your capabilities is also reasonable.

After reading the introduction, you will know the author's writing style.

I have been raising and raising and it has finally come to an end?

If you take a long step, it's easy to pull your balls. Not to mention the feudal era, even now if you take such a long step, it's easy to end up.

The writing is so fast that the author can intersperse some scenes of the difficult days of the lower class people and the gradual changes. For example, in chapter 101, about giving salt to the people, you can insert some scenes of people in Tianjin. This way it needs to have some flesh and blood.

Nice! Please give each other a try. Cheers to the author!

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Your introduction... So what does Ming mean? What does Qing mean? Although I know what you mean, the name of the dynasty does not matter, but... The "Qing" dynasty really does matter. Change it to "Qin".