Great Ming: I Wanted to Be a Humble Landlord, but Was Forced Onto the Throne

Let's first analyze the conditions for Emperor Jiajing to take over the throne: 1. Close blood 2. Not very old 1 The conditions meet the conditions for the inheritance of the throne. The so-called father dies and the son succeeds, the elder brother and the younger brother and the eldest son. 2 The conditions are very simple and easy to control, because the emperor was selected by the civil servants, that is, Yang Tinghe. So as far as the situation is so far, there is no hope at all, unless Yang Tinghe is forcibly written to death.

Zhu Houzhao was an emperor who was under suspicion. If he wanted to take reforms too far, it would be easy to talk nonsense! The civil service group did not intentionally murder the emperor, but they were just fighting among themselves. You fought me and I fought you. In the end, the conflict intensified to a certain extent... Jiajing was right to implement checks and balances, but it just went astray.

The background of this book is a good idea, but IMHO, the author's writing is not very good. The following are some complaints, which only represent personal opinions. The author can change them if he wants to. If he doesn't want to, don't force it. First, the civil servant group during the Zhengde period is written like the "Bright Holy See", the fantasy villain that was in trouble ten years ago. It seems that this group is so omnipotent and monolithic. The article even implies that Zhu Houzhao's death is related to Yang Tinghe. This was the Zhengde period, not the Chongzhen period. Is it really possible that Emperor Jiajing was so awesome in history that he could completely defeat the civil service group with a single great ritual, and then easily control the political situation while cultivating immortality? Then he made Zhu Houzhao look like a hot-blooded young man, and he was punished three times. Do you know the concept of three times? He is more or less an emperor, so he is not so naive. As I write it now, it seems that the whole article is expressing that it is all the fault of the civil servant group (although many civil servants are indeed not good people). I suggest the author read "Da Ming 1566" if you have nothing to do, and don't write about political struggles and play house. Second, even if you ignore the first point, there are still problems from a plot perspective. Some book friends said it was procrastinating, but I thought it was pretty good. Although I was a little impatient while reading it, after all, the previous plot shaped the characters of the protagonist and some people around him. But there are some plots that I really have to complain about, such as Princess Xing and Jiajing, this pair is simply crazy in the plot. If Jiajing was like this in history, let alone controlling the political situation, it would be nice not to be completely ignored. Third, the protagonist cheats. A system came out in the early stage, but then disappeared in the middle stage. It offends readers who don't want to see the system and readers who want to see the system, which is completely incomprehensible. OK, just pretend that there is no system. The protagonist seems to be the right one, everything can be predicted, and everything goes smoothly. There are more than 300 chapters in which the protagonist is completely exhausted, so he can do whatever he wants. Come on, cool articles are not that cool. Reading too much of whatever you do is boring.

This is the first time I heard that the Ming Dynasty was a prosperous age for literati

What kind of time travel is a waste of the system and the knowledge of future generations? The system does not play any role, and various industrial products of future generations cannot be produced? Do you want to be so useless?

The heroine is already 20 and she's not married yet? It was unimaginable in ancient times. What's even more strange is that no one is in a hurry. Not getting married at such an old age would have a great impact on your reputation in ancient times.

The author is awesome, first write a system to make those who don't like the system go away, and then the system will no longer appear to make those who like the system go away. This is a grudge against money.

Um, do I want to say that becoming the emperor in this capacity is the biggest disadvantage? Why are there so many plots about living abroad? In ancient times, there was no paternity test. If you say you recognize you, you will be recognized. Even if you are recognized, will you still have feelings after not being together for so many years? Be an emperor!

The headline-grabbing, thought that making rice was the best It turned out to be the Zhu family's wild bell

After reading four hundred chapters, I kept thinking about the protagonist's system that appeared once at the beginning. Where did it go?