
Great Ming: I Am No Foolish Emperor
大明:朕不是昏君
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- Completed
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- 584k Words
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- Historical
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- Alternate History
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- 4y ago
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- Qidian
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It's not good to see someone practicing cultivation
TV dramas are doing great harm to people. Now the authors of the fake stories call the ruler of the Ming Dynasty the emperor and all the officials as adults. Disgusting reader.
Is it appropriate for a time traveler to be such a gentle emperor? I'm afraid I won't continue to follow in my footsteps! Do you know that the direction of history will leave these cancerous tumors and sores if we do not act vigorously and resolutely? I haven't fully understood the saying that political power comes from the barrel of a gun.
It feels like kindergarten level. He doesn't have the spirit of a time traveler. The protagonist is more of a slave than a Manchu slave.
I didn't have any desire to read any more, so I came to read the comments. The comments were really good, and I didn't want to vomit.
It's really funny to use such mild means to save the Ming Dynasty. During the Apocalypse, the annual tax revenue was only four to five million taels of silver. What can you do? Is it enough to pay for military pay, official salaries, and other expenses? The Ming Dynasty cannot be saved without reform, but once reform is carried out, the interests of the gentry and landlord class must be touched. What is the difference between directly cutting the flesh of courtiers and local officials? In addition, at the end of the Ming Dynasty, apart from the border troops who still had some combat effectiveness, how many other armies were still able to fight? The protagonist knows the historical process, but he doesn't want to strengthen the army, but still wants to play balance. He just wants to steal millions of taels of silver from a few Donglin party members. After stealing the Shanxi merchants, he has enough money to arm and form a new army. Thinking about how Li Zicheng broke into the capital and collected more than 80 million taels of silver, you will know how rich such a corrupt official is.
It doesn't matter whether you are practicing or not, as long as you can watch it
All I can say is that I have no desire to watch it.
Everything else doesn't matter. The key point is that the natives have no sense of involvement at all.
The lobbyist was not too bad, but he also said that she and Wei had deceived the saints and were entangled, making it difficult to clear up. Is this the emperor?