The Hunjun of the Ming Dynasty: No One Can Betray Me

Author, do you not know much about the assets of these ministers in the late Ming Dynasty? Write the richest man as a beggar

It feels pretty good. There is a trading system and you can also check the loyalty value. There is hope that Da Meng will be revived in the first year of Chongzhen. But let me mention that Duke Cheng seems to be very cheating, at least he surrendered! The Duke of Dameng died in the battle with the British Duke. I feel that the author can check the loyal ministers and generals of Dameng who died fighting for Dameng, as well as the second ministers who were afraid that the water was too cold. It does not mean that those who are traitors in history must be killed in advance. You can write that Qian Qianyi, Hong Chengchou, and Wu Sangui were inspired and made them become loyal ministers. It all depends on the author. But at least more space must be given to loyal ministers in history, and at least the novel should publicize more of their deeds. Let everyone know that there are also Sun Chuanting, Lu Xiangsheng, Qin Liangyu, etc.

The Ministry of Industry has resisted the decree like this. If we don't cut him off directly, we can take him down even if we don't cut him off. Didn't you mean that those ministers would not be allowed to crazily resist the decree in the future?

Putting the cart before the horse, the loyalty of a few eunuchs is at stake. The hell of the late Ming Dynasty is: the court cannot collect taxes, and even the taxes collected cannot reach the treasury. Once they reach the treasury, they cannot leave the capital. After leaving the capital, they cannot reach the army and disaster areas. Once they reach the army and disaster areas, they cannot reach the soldiers and victims. So the essence is that you have no military power. Without military power, you have no law enforcement power!

This setting is full of flaws. In a feudal society, you don't really think they will be loyal to Chongzhen, do you? ? Even if they are die-hard loyalists, most people are only loyal to the Ming Dynasty. What does it have to do with who your emperor is? Even if the city of Beijing was destroyed and those who died for their country had nothing to do with you, Chongzhen, they died for their country, not for the emperor, Chongzhen.

Let's not talk about Yuan Chonghuan's personality, but his ability is definitely not too high, and he is a bit addicted to food. Being a county magistrate or a prefect is almost the same, but in terms of military affairs, it is not suitable to be a commander-in-chief or a general.

Chapter 27: There are 25 people in total, and each person receives 500 taels of silver. In the Ming Dynasty, one tael of silver could buy two stones of rice. At that time, one stone was about 94.4 Kilograms. One tael of silver could buy 188.8 Kilograms of rice, which is 377.6 Kilograms of rice. One tael of silver is equivalent to 660 yuan in RMB, and you have received a reward of 330,000 yuan per person. 25 People × 330,000 = 8.25 Million! Are you crazy? In modern times, the amount of money given for three years of service is generally only 200,000.

The emperor of the Ming Dynasty was a dangerous profession. The red pill case, falling into the water, just falling into the water, I felt incredible. I didn't know how to swim, but I went close to the water. I didn't even get close and fell into the water. I don't even believe it.

At least write a book and read the information. He murdered the emperor, arrested dozens of people, and ransacked his house for only over one million. What a liar.

Troubled times are coming, what's the use of training 3,000 soldiers? If you don't have modern weapons, no shortage of money and food, why don't you quickly build an army of tens of thousands? It will be great to fight all the way through after training. He is the emperor and there is no shortage of talents to manage the country!

The protagonist can exchange hundreds of millions of kilograms of food. First, recruit the common people who can't survive. Give them weapons instead of armor, ensure food, and train them to control the whole country. The protagonist can also see loyalty. He can't deal with the slaves, but he can still deal with the rebellion in the country.

You TMZhu Chunchen dare to use it, it's just disgusting. Not for public use in the UK

Officials in the Ming Dynasty unified their salaries: "900 shi for the first rank, 750 shi for the first rank; 600 shi for the second rank, 500 shi for the second rank; 400 shi for the third rank, 300 shi for the third rank; 270 shi for the fourth rank, 240 shi for the fourth rank; 180 shi for the fifth rank, 160 shi from the fifth rank; 100 shi for the sixth rank, 90 shi from the sixth rank; 90 shi from the sixth rank. Eighty stones, seventy-five stones from the seventh rank; seventy stones from the eighth rank, sixty-five stones from the eighth rank; sixty stones from the ninth rank, fifty stones from the ninth rank. " The annual salary of a first-rank official in the imperial court is only 900 stones, which is equivalent to 450 taels of silver. If you give 500 taels to each person, there are only twenty-five guards, not counting the guards and eunuchs in the later plot. With just 25 people, 12,500 silver dollars were lost. Based on the annual income of the imperial court during the Chongzhen period, which was 25 million, look at how broken your economic system is.

The protagonist doesn't know the eight traitorous businessmen in Shanxi? !

The author should have modern views and incorporate them into his history writing, thinking that it is normal for emperors to be monogamous.

It feels like you don't know anything. Except for the British who died for their country, everything else in the army is terrible. Also, did you understate the number of factory guards and uniformed guards?

Hunjun doesn't have any women, and he was frightened by seven o'clock. The castrated version is not interesting.

They all entered the inner city without permission and were executed for no crime. So next time, can they be put outside the gate of Qianqing Palace? This kind of thing happened to Emperor Hongwu. The man on duty at the palace gate had his head chopped off long ago, and his family members also did it. It's so fucking disgusting, let's just forget it, and we didn't confiscate the family and exterminate the clan.

You have a search function and the results are crap. When I search for [Seeds], shouldn't it just be a list of product information related to seeds? Even if you have a thousand product information, you can only choose one product a day. Now this function is really a yin or a yang. It feels so good and there's no smoothness, it's like pulling an X and not being able to pull it out.

When I saw it on the shelves, I felt it was a bit nonsense. No one has done so many things in their hands.

They always say that exchanging food for food is not cost-effective. If you just pawn a few more things, it will be enough to feed the whole country for a hundred years!

Loyalty 99 means dissatisfaction and coercion.

So why did Zhu Youxiao die because he violated the fundamental interests of the people below? Of course you have money in your hands. . . . . Beginners who find it difficult to write historical articles should pay special attention to

The author has a good mentality.

In the Ming Dynasty, the price of salt was 1-2 taels of silver per pound, and you sold it for five cents?

What is it writing? It doesn't feel like the end of the Ming Dynasty at all. There are more than 100 chapters and I don't even see Hou Jin. There is no layout at all. The same goes for Shaanxi. It's all about the civil servants.

Lao Wang, Lao Cao, good guy

Come on, such a good golden finger, it would be a pity not to conquer the whole world. You can also write about an alien invasion later. Then hit the universe.