Wanli Youming

It's very well written. This is the best Ming Dynasty novel I've seen.

As a senior Ming Dynasty fan and a bookworm who has been reading for 20 years, this book about Wanli's reform is really amazing to me. I have read thousands of Ming Chuan's books. You can't say it is the best, but the reformation's conception and details are vividly displayed, and it is also refreshing. It is both readable and written in semi-literary Chinese, which makes readers with a certain level of education mesmerized. I usually like to skip reading because I know the back after reading the front, but I really read this book at a glance. It makes people have aftertaste after reading it, and this article fully considers the real situation at that time. After reading it, it makes people feel that it seems that the reform can be successful by doing this. The details are true, and it has already been voted on in October. Come on, author!

The emperor was really a failure. Before Zhang Juzheng got up, he hid behind Zhang Juzheng and asked Zhang Juzheng to take the lead in everything. He hid behind and wished that Zhang Juzheng could live a long life. If nothing happened, he would make a small book to record the names of officials, and then indulge in sexual intercourse. I want to do something, and it's time to show off. Write some modern methods to the ministers who do things, and shock the ministers. Now that Zhang Juzheng is dead, no one is standing in the way. They will also give Zhang Juzheng a beautiful posthumous title, increase the number of children his parents can have, and let officials learn from Zhang Juzheng. After doing this, the emperor fell into disgrace again. He also appointed people who did not support the reform as his chief ministers, and watched as the ministers who supported the reform were impeached and harassed every day. Seeing Tian scribbling in a small notebook, he felt very proud. Compared with Chongzhen, Chongzhen wanted to do more, but his ability was limited and he did the wrong things. This emperor is capable, but he just holds back and is complacent. Just like one is a eunuch with his body, and the other is a eunuch with his heart.

I feel that the follow-up can properly describe the changes in the lives of the lower class people before, during and after the reform. This should also be a kind of refreshment. I feel that what I like most about this book so far is that the protagonist has greatly curbed Zhang Juzheng's human evil and highlighted his responsibilities as a politician. Such a Zhang Juzheng should be more admirable than in history, with political ideals and understanding of the advancement and retreat of his ministers. The reforms presided over by Taoist Zhang Juzheng are very exciting. I hope that the king and his ministers can get along with each other, from beginning to end. After all, when reading historical novels, I still hope to make up for some regrets in Ming history. Come on, the author, the writing is very good, and the details are handled very comfortably, but there are too few and it is not enough to read.

What the protagonist should do now, the reform should be to sort out the relationship between the powers and responsibilities of the central government, let the cabinet and the six ministries connect with each other, depending on the situation, it seems possible to restore the prime minister system, and at the local level, set the governor and temporary dispatch as permanent provincial positions, reform the fiscal and taxation system, and consolidate The tax base is specially separated from the Ministry of Household Affairs and the Ministry of Finance to establish the financial budget. Talent selection is not limited to the imperial examination, but the talent selection is diversified. In terms of military, we can follow the original history, improve the camp system since the late Ming Dynasty, restore the governor's office in the early dynasty, and improve the treatment of military personnel. To train qualified officers, the garrison system became a settlement institution in newly conquered lands, and a paramilitary institution rather than a standing army unit. As for the emperor's relatives, they were all transferred to the central government to reduce local pressure and allow poor clans to serve as officials, engage in business and take exams.

The more I read this book, the more I felt speechless. First of all, the description of the gentry was too distorted, and it also dramatized the struggle in the court. The author describes everything from the high officials to the gentry, and they are all carved from the same mold. From confession to dialogue, I can't wait to write "I am a national traitor" on my face.

This emperor is incapable of doing things without people, and he dares not do things. He is a waste. The identification has been completed.

Let me briefly talk about my feelings! I spent some time and read the latest chapter. The first thing about this article is that there is no sense of violation. It does not make people feel that the protagonist is less than 10 years old. This is very good. There is no special emphasis on the age of the protagonist. The second point is that the article is logically clear and reasonable, and can be self-explanatory. It is not as refreshing as Xiaobai's article, so it is suitable for Laobai readers. The third point is the plot arrangement of the article. Unlike other novels written about Wanli, which kneel and lick Zhang Juzheng, this article makes good use of the art of emperors and the way of balance. The fourth point is that the characterization is profound, unlike other novels where people think that they can do whatever they want just because they are the emperor, and they completely regard other people as tools. Of course, the shortcomings are also obvious. The update speed is too slow, which is not suitable for the rhythm of online articles. Unless it is an old author with its own traffic, there is a high probability that new authors will become eunuchs. In this materialistic era, it is too difficult for new authors. Let's take a look and cherish it!

It seems to be well written, but I have a few questions. 1. As a king of the Ming Dynasty, Jin Yiwei's role is not reflected at all 2. Mao Yuwen of Jin Yiwei is overtly and secretly biased towards civil servants and has not done good things several times. Why not kill or replace them? Still treat him well? Jin Yiwei serves as the royal eyes and ears and does some dirty work for the emperor. The result is really speechless 3. Gu Moumou is involved in every incident. Jin Yiwei didn't find out at all? Do you need to take it out from time to time to make you feel sick? Is this plot design reasonable? 4. As an emperor, he has a lot of power in his hands. After taking office, he is still timid in doing things. While constantly restricting the behavior of factory guards, he is still using this unreliable Jin Yiwei? I would like to ask, as an emperor, and a so-called wise and mighty emperor, is it reasonable? 5. Every time things seem to be controlled remotely from behind, in fact, in the end, it is the protagonist who comes out to solve the problem. It happens once, twice, and every time. Do you really think those officials are fools? And every time the plot is designed, the officials think it is a problem with the cabinet! This kind of plot device can only be used once or twice. Don't use it all the time! With this kind of plot design, you don't need to read the subsequent plots, which will make you tired. 6. Every time there are many details in the plot, they are always mentioned at the beginning and then dropped. This is unreasonable! You can't ignore other details just for the sake of the main plot, or else don't mention them! Among the above issues, what I disagree with the most is the unreasonable positioning and design of Jin Yiwei, because this is related to the fact that the protagonist should have his own eyes and ears to implement every plot implementation, but my own eyes and ears are not obedient, so I still let this kind of person not figure it out. Such an emperor can easily form his own information cocoon. There is no other time-traveler who really knows everything

The Qing Dynasty was able to implement the integration of officials and gentry, conduct an inventory of land throughout the country, and return all losses to the public. They were all killed with swords. Kill until rivers of blood flow

A population census should be conducted before the fifteenth year of Wanli. In the past three hundred years of the Ming Dynasty, the official population was around 50 to 60 million. The real population should be more than this and more than 100 million people.

I have read several of Wanli's books, and they all start well, but get worse as you go on. The most important thing is not to forcibly reduce the national power and population of the Ming Dynasty, and not to overexaggerate the difficulties. Generally speaking, the Ming Dynasty during the Wanli period was not that miserable.

I read more than a dozen chapters at the beginning and it was a bit hard to take in. I kept thinking about the battle of wits and courage with Empress Dowager Li. First of all, deposing the emperor is not casual. Originally, Wanli said he wanted to depose the emperor after he had raised him. This is just like your child who is still doing bad things at the age of 30 and wants to cut off the relationship. But the child is still young now. If he is a top 14-year-old student and is recommended to Tsinghua and Peking University for a bachelor's degree and a master's degree, are you willing to cut off the relationship? Empress Dowager Li didn't raise her with the idea that she must depose the emperor in the future. Could it be that she has no brains, hey, I just raised him for fun and then I deposed him? You have to distinguish between friends and foes when planning for power. Empress Dowager Li and Wanli have no fundamental conflict of interest. At least their own family members are more reliable than the courtiers outside. Hey, he starts with imaginary enemies. It's hard to imagine how to reform the powerful in the future. Is it just Zhang Juzheng and the emperor's support? You can't be so naive, right? What I want is an emperor who rules by doing nothing. Will you object immediately if you change the cake?

All lovers of Ming history have two schools of thought: 1. The emperor was too bad and could not be helped by Adou; the other was that the emperor was too bad to abuse his ministers, and the blame for the Ming Dynasty's demise was that the emperor was too bad. 2. It was a group of civil servants who stole power and brought harm to the country. They wanted to be great, but they didn't expect that in the end they were weak and perished. In this regard, I just want to ask: What should we think about Zhengde and Tianqi's miraculous death by falling into the water? Can you fully explain the problem?

This kind of strike is just a joke. Often the people who are most uncoordinated are the scholars. There is a high probability that they will cry out for a strike while secretly taking the exam themselves, and there will be fewer competitors. So can such a thing as a boycott of exams be established? Design this plot.

I have read Chapter 345 so far. So far, this thing has not cultivated its own official officials. Except for the officials left by Zhang Juzheng, there are only officials who are opposed to reform. They always complain that these officials are backward in thinking, and they do not cultivate a group of young officials who think the same as themselves. They are still playing the same old imperial examination eight-part essay and do not replace the content of the scientific examination. If they die, they will not return to the same old ways.

This writing is too messy and unorganized! Not sure who your enemy is? Not clear about the source of your own stability rights and what you own? What do you want to do? There are actually many people washing here?

I heard that the Ming Dynasty was a dynasty that extremely lacked the education and training of its heirs. There were few qualified emperors in the entire Ming Dynasty, and there were frequent faint emperors. In the early Ming Dynasty, there were dozens of clan members and in the late Ming Dynasty, there were hundreds of thousands of clan members, which became the largest financial burden of the Ming Dynasty.

The more I read it, the more I feel that what I wrote is bullshit. Whether it is reform or revolution, blood will be shed. This is not a dinner party, an essay, or painting and embroidery. It cannot be done in such an elegant, leisurely, gentle, and gentle way. What's more, it is still an imperial society. Bind your own hands and play with reforms. The more I look at it, the more nonsense it becomes.

Wanli's neglect of government may not be the last resort to win over the civil servant group, otherwise what if he is accidentally defeated? Emperor Baozong began to make the civil service group very powerful, and the palace became open to the civil service group. The most classic example is that Feng Bao and Zhang Juzheng colluded internally and externally. Ming Wuzong seems to be the first emperor to have an accident arranged. Jiajing dared to arrange it in the palace. Later emperors were more direct.

Advantages: There is no disaster that can overturn the imperial court. Long life. Disadvantages: Imperial power is declining day by day. What needs to be done is to firmly control power and strengthen centralization. On this basis, moderate reforms should be carried out in the country. When you first arrived, you were young and ignorant, and were under the control of the Queen Mother and powerful ministers. What you need to do is to study hard without making mistakes, and have a good understanding of the operating rules of the entire country, the court and local political forces, including the key figures, their resumes, personalities, and political opinions, the economic and people's livelihood conditions in various places, domestic and international situations, and exercise to strengthen your body. Cultural accomplishment (otherwise the civil servants will look down on you. Why do you think Kang, Yong, and Qian read so much, and you don't understand how you can subdue them?). At the same time, discover and promote a group of young talents with no background, instill your ideas, and send them to various departments across the country. They are young and have no background, and local ministers are happy to give you favors. Then record their performance. Ten years later, Zhang Juzheng died. This group of people will be your team, and they will be gradually promoted to the central government. They are educated, capable, and energetic. These ten years are your dormant period. At the same time, you should carefully observe the problems that arise in Zhang Juzheng's reforms and formulate correction plans. When Zhang Juzheng dies, bring his faction into your camp and implement the policy of reform unswervingly. Discover young officers through martial arts training. You can refer to some novels to set up martial arts lecture halls to instill ideas into your camp, and then send them to Jiubian and send them to the Beijing camp to reorganize their military equipment and train their abilities through the three major campaigns. In this way, you have a team and talents in both civil and military fields, as well as military exploits and prestige, and you can carry out reforms province by province, including the gentry paying grain and serving as errands, paying taxes based on land, and introducing high-yielding crops. In fact, throughout history, it is nothing more than a power issue. If you want to do things, you must control power. The root of the power problem is the issue of employment, because power does not arise out of thin air. There is a group of people who agree with you, follow you and are willing to do things for you. This is the source of your power. To put it simply, it is actually about strengthening the roots deeply, changing slowly, and moisturizing things quietly so that the wind and drizzle will not cause lightning and thunder.

The Three Gangsters of Donglin were so dark. There were many villains in it who forcibly changed their values. It didn't work well, and it didn't feel any better later on.

Since everyone wants to take the Zen position, why did he take the Zen position so late? Your son is already sixty at this time, and he still has a few years of good life, and he has left a lot of things for your son. I am really speechless

Well, how can I put it this way? This book is very well written, and it suits my taste. I would have definitely read it when I was in high school or college. But, I really don't want to read it now. It's not that it's not well written, or that I can't understand it, but that this kind of semi-vernacular writing is not suitable for my fast-paced life now. When I read novels now, I always choose some casual or lighter novels to read.

The more I write about the protagonist, the more he looks like a psychopath

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The superstructure of the Wanli Dynasty was dominated by big landowners and big bureaucrats. Therefore, Wanli's reform can only be successful in two models. One is the bourgeois revolution and the other is the proletarian revolution. The reforms in this book cannot be realized theoretically at all.

I feel a little watery, I can repeat one thing several times

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The most unacceptable thing about this book is that the time traveler Wanli only killed the old party members but did not destroy the old party soul. Give the old party a chance to transcend the modern era and revive from the ashes.