Great Ming: I Am No Foolish Emperor
大明：朕不是昏君
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 584k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Seeing anyone practicing cultivation is not good.
Television dramas are doing a lot of harm. Nowadays, mediocre authors refer to the rulers of the Ming Dynasty as "Emperor" and all officials as "Your Excellency." It's disgusting to readers.
Is it appropriate for a time traveler to be such a mild-mannered emperor? Wouldn't he just be repeating past mistakes? Knowing the course of history, why not act decisively and let these malignant tumors fester? He hasn't even grasped the true meaning of "political power grows out of the barrel of a gun."
It feels like kindergarten level. It lacks the spirit of a time traveler. The protagonist is even more servile than a Qing Dynasty lackey.
I had absolutely no desire to continue watching, but after checking the comments, I found them much more interesting. I don't even want to rant anymore.
Such mild methods to save the Ming Dynasty are truly laughable. During the Tianqi era, annual tax revenue was only four to five million taels of silver. What could that do? Was it enough to pay military salaries, official wages, and other expenses? Without reform, the Ming Dynasty couldn't be saved.
Cultivation or anything like that doesn't matter, as long as it's watchable.
All I can say is that I have no desire to continue watching.
Everything else is irrelevant, the key issue is that the protagonist is a native, so I can't relate to him at all.
They said that Madam Ke wasn't too bad, but also that she and Wei had misled the emperor, their relationship was deeply entrenched and difficult to settle. Is this what the emperor is like?