Ming Dynasty Mad Emperor

Big cheers for the author, the book is wonderful

The book is very good and the updates are very good. Highly recommend everyone to take a look.

It's so exciting to watch Taichang torture a slave slave recently, the author should write more!

A very interesting historical article, it has changed the bad things in history, I am very happy.

Nurhaci also has a time to fail, let's see if you are still crazy!

Emperor Taichang is great, but he is a little poor recently, so work hard to make money!

In fact, in terms of writing power alone, the author is pretty good, and the starting point of the selection of materials is also very novel (I have never seen Emperor Taichang, especially Emperor Taichang after the Hongwan case, myself); the sense of rhythm is very strong, it seems Professionally trained |･ω･｀) (not referring to out of chapter); the content is a little lacking, and my personal feeling is that it does not have the weight of history, and it seems a bit frivolous, but after all, it is commercialized, and it is definitely enough for fun. However, if you read it after reading the comments, you may feel a sense of disappointment after the contrast 🙂 This may be commercialization Y(^_^)Y（🐶Save your life）

I can't stand it anymore, this book is so damn good. . . .

This book is so damn good. The author is awesome. It's so damn good! ! Definitely not a troll. If you don't look good, come back and kill me. It's too damn good-looking. I'm uneducated. I just look good.

The first dozen chapters are written... The author wants to clarify the fact that civil servants in the middle and late Ming Dynasty were not afraid of death, but they were not afraid of the emperor. Because in the middle and late period, emperors did not dare to kill civil servants in order to be wise kings. In their minds, killing civil servants was equivalent to not accepting remonstrances and to being a cowardly king. As long as any emperor dared to kill anyone in the middle and late Ming Dynasty, the civil servants would immediately become honest.

This book is a matter of opinion. The plot cannot be said to be bad, but the dialogue is really not my thing. I wish the author will get better as he writes more.

What can I say, this book is suitable for reading without thinking. The author probably has not read the history of the Ming Dynasty, and may not understand some basic national policies, nor does he know much about the reasons for its demise at the end of ancient times. All in all, don't read this book with your brain in mind. Too much exaggeration, pure cool writing

Zhu Yuanzhang, Emperor Taizu of the Ming Dynasty, once said that there will never be a shortage of people in the world who want to be officials, and there will never be a shortage of people who are capable of being officials. After killing a group of corrupt officials, a group of new officials can be recruited immediately. Zhu Yuanzhang went crazy.

Private interviews on incognito are seeking death, there is something wrong with it

I found that the protagonists of authors who wrote novels about the Ming Dynasty always made compromises in the end. Not to mention an emperor, but a time traveler. Even for an ordinary person, when his life is threatened, his first reaction is to be ruthless. Jinling just killed a few people and then let them go. Even the house was not completely searched. The protagonist is now the emperor. We are facing an environment where more than 90% of them are traitors. The thing to do is not to blend in. But change the environment. Pull most opponents into an unfamiliar environment. For example, the military merit system. Those with non-military merit are not allowed to enter the upper third rank. Or other systems. Can an ordinary person fight against an official who has been good at this for a lifetime?

I have been thinking about a question, does the author like black people? Build an army for black people and call it the Black God Army? None of my own country's military has such a domineering name. It's a pity for this novel 😒😒

I really like this book, and I hope more people will like it. The author writes it very well. No matter what aspect, the design is very smooth and natural. The author must have put a lot of effort into it, and he has written it very carefully in many places.

It's a refreshing book. It's different from other historical books, which are either slow-moving or verbose. This book is fast-paced and fun enough, but it has no logic and is too murderous. Those who like reading historical books may not be able to read it all at once.

The industrial level of New China has been more than 70 years, but it has not yet built railways to connect counties and counties. You did it in one year? Awesome, awesome! However, being too exaggerated is not a good thing. It will make people who were originally very interested in reading this novel gradually lose interest. This is also a common feature of the negative impact of overly praised time-travel novels.

Did the author involve himself? A true neurologist

The protagonist should have an indestructible body!

Take Zhu Qiyu as an example. Zhu Qiyu was originally not qualified to be emperor. He was only in the special period of the "Tumubao Incident", and the legal heir to the throne, Zhu Jianshen, was too young. In order to prevent the young master from being suspicious, the Queen Mother Sun, Yu Qian and other important officials in the court decided to make Zhu Qiyu the new emperor and Zhu Jianshen the prince after discussion. In order to become emperor, Zhu Qiyu, who was not without thoughts about the throne, agreed to the request of Empress Dowager Sun and others to make Zhu Jianshen the prince, and announced it to the world. Zhu Qiyu became the emperor based on the premise that Zhu Jianshen became the prince (and only in this way is it legal). He actually took over the throne temporarily for the young Zhu Jianshen, and the legitimacy of his throne came entirely from Zhu Jianshen. However, after Zhu Qiyu secured the throne, he suddenly lost his mind and became interested in Zhu Jianshen's position as prince. In the third year of Jingtai, Zhu Qiyu did not listen to the unfaithful advice of his wife, Queen Wang, and ignored the objections of the court officials. He deposed Zhu Jianshen as the prince and at the same time deposed his wife, Queen Wang, as the queen. After Zhu Qiyu was deposed, he not only lost the hearts of the people, but also lost the legal basis for his throne. It can be said that after three years in Jingtai, he was no longer a legitimate emperor, but a rebellious traitor who stole the throne. Therefore, it was not wrong for Zhu Qizhen to launch the "Seize the Gate Rebellion" to overthrow him! The selfish Zhu Qiyu acted arbitrarily, not only harming himself, but also several of his concubines, and even harmed Yu Qian and Yu Shaobao, a famous official throughout the ages!

I have read many novels about the late Ming Dynasty, which are basically classified into man-made disasters and natural disasters. Of course, man-made disasters are the majority. I don't know if you have ever thought about this question. Three hundred years of the Ming Dynasty is not a short period of time. No matter which dynasty or generation it was, three hundred years would be almost the same. Why, have you ever thought about it? Think about it this way. Is it true that in the late Ming Dynasty, it was really about dying in the party to earn money? Or is it a natural or man-made disaster? If there is no party income at the end of the Ming Dynasty, how long can the Ming Dynasty go without natural and man-made disasters? I wonder if you have thought about this problem? Of course I am not defending the so-called Donglin Party. I know that even without the Donglin Party, the Ming Dynasty will not be able to survive for long. This is the general trend of history and a three-hundred-year curse. That's ridiculous. In fact, I think that just like an ecosystem, there will be a limit to what it can withstand. Humans are an animal and need to eat and consume. Moreover, in ancient times, there were land annexations. Calculated based on three hundred years, the annexations lasted for almost ten generations. The living environment of most people is getting worse and worse. It can basically be said that the ecosystem has collapsed after three hundred years. Unless the ecosystem is readjusted or productivity breaks through, there will be no solution to the three-hundred-year limit. So what I want to say is, can the demise of the late Ming Dynasty be simply classified as death due to party strife? I can't see it.

In the middle and late Ming Dynasty, for time travellers. Reform is ten times more difficult than overturning and rebuilding. In fact, there were many capable people in the Ming Dynasty, and the policies and systems were also reformed by big shots. The point is that it cannot be implemented. First, we have to argue in the court for a long time. There is a high probability that some changes will be made. Even if it is forcibly implemented, it will be changed again at the middle level. Go to the lower level and change it again. After two or three attempts, the government decree was immediately changed to the point where it looked out of place. Xungui was originally in charge of the army. As a result, in the later period, the nobles were suppressed for a long time and most of their descendants became useless. To be honest, train an army well. Then they directly launch ruthless measures to clean up batches, and the probability of success is higher than that of the reformists. The most important thing is to pay attention to your own safety. It's useless no matter how good the reformists' policies are if they can't be promoted.

The Ming Dynasty was already in bad shape at this time, and there was only one big purge, just like the Soviet Union.

According to the suggestions of book friends, build a supporting building. If you want your name or your favorite name to become a character in the book, you can write your name in the reply, and the stars will be included in the book as much as possible.

Yesterday, during the chat, a book friend who I have known for two or three years mentioned this book to me. I was confused and searched for this book. I was also curious at the time whether it was really as good as he said. Unexpectedly, I read two or three pages and was fascinated by the plot of the book. At that time, I decisively added it to the bookshelf. Tonight, I continued to read it. It is really good.

It's the first time I've seen one written about Emperor Taichang. Okay, at least it has something new. Secondly, the plot of the incognito private interview to solve the case is indeed in line with Shuangwen's routine. If you don't incognito, how can you pretend to be a pig and eat the tiger, how can you pretend to be cool? Although there are some minor flaws and a bit of nonsense, it is still good overall. It looks like watching the TV series "Li Wei becomes an official".

Two are not dead. It won't be changed to four. If not dead. It's okay to increase the amount to last you to death

In the feudal era, especially the Ming Dynasty, the civil and military officials of the Manchu Dynasty were all enemies of the emperor. It was useless to rely on the literati of the Ming Dynasty. Only by cultivating talents, developing bases, developing military force, and fighting the world again could we say goodbye to the old and welcome the new. Otherwise, we would be just a late Han emperor and should be abandoned.