I Became a Noble of the Great Ming
我成了大明勋戚
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- Alternate History
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Who can say that the Tumu Fortress incident wasn't a treacherous scheme by civil officials?
The Battle of Tumu Fortress, frankly speaking, was due to the sheer strength of the Ming Dynasty at the time. Looking around, the northern grassland tribes were weaklings that had been subdued for decades by previous emperors, and the southern regions of Luchuan and Annam had just been defeated.
The Ming Dynasty was already decaying during the Jiajing era. Later, Zhang Juzheng made some repairs, giving it a glimmer of hope. After Zhang Juzheng's death, the foolish Wanli Emperor neglected court affairs for decades. The Ming Dynasty ultimately fell under Wanli's rule. Then came the Red Pill Case, where the carpenter emperor drowned.
The comments before this one all mentioned F1 racing, so this history book can't be weak! 😏😏😏 [ ...
Why haven't you written about racing lately, author? I've read your F1 book twice already. 😁
Can you please stop writing about equality for all and saving people from suffering? We've all traveled to ancient times, can't we adapt to local customs? This constant modern thinking is disgusting.
All you've got is political infighting, no concern for the people, and you haven't contributed a single improvement to the technology tree. You helped Zhu Qiyu ascend the throne at Tumu Fortress, hoping to gain credit for your role in the coronation, but did he even trust you? You're obsessed with emulating Zhang Juzheng as a powerful minister, but what good does that do? Without technological advancements, it's just another group of people suffering.
Having read to Chapter 22, I realized that a modern person with a normal mindset wouldn't obsess over the Duke of Cheng's mansion, nor would they care about being included in the family genealogy. The author shouldn't bring up the mother's wishes. What kind of mindset or vision did ancient maids have?
It's already a mess. The protagonist wants to be like Zhang Juzheng? It's laughable! He's just waiting to die and have his entire clan wiped out.
Honestly, the latest chapter is downright hilarious. If you're the emperor's confidant, you should share his burdens, at least hold power in your own hands before doing what you want. Otherwise, what are you trying to do? Educate the emperor? After all that, it's all for nothing. The protagonist is portrayed as a shrewd politician, but his pronouncements are utterly ridiculous.