
Me: Zhu Qizhen, God of War of the Ming Dynasty
我:大明战神朱祁镇
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There are few people writing about Zhu Qizhen. It is not a historical biography anyway, so whatever is written is the author's intention. I'm quite interested. This doesn't count as whitewashing Zhu Qizhen.
It's really too short. There are no more eunuchs. Come on
Work harder and update more, it's interesting
I suggest you reopen it. You wore too many clothes before Tumu Fort. Even if you break through the Tumu Fortress, you won't be captured. As long as you can run back, it won't matter if the entire army is annihilated. The stupidest thing is to be a prisoner, a failure within a failure.
Go through it and commit suicide directly to thank the world and save Ming's face! Protect the bottom line for the emperor! He might even become a mourning soldier if he commits suicide!
Just be a eunuch. Not many people will read it. Do you know what impact it will have if the news that the emperor is captured spreads? What is the concept of the arrest of the boss of the war between the two countries? The author must also be very young.
Just write about Zhu Qizhen. You should find a way to write about how to avoid the defeat in the Battle of Tumu Fort. If you really can't escape from the abyss, you are still captured. To be honest, as a time traveler, if you travel to Zhu Qizhen and are captured, it is best to commit suicide directly. Living is bleeding this country.
What did you write? Hey, I thought that as a time traveler, you had the foresight to avoid being captured, but who knew you were captured anyway! Then you can travel through time! How about writing 🍐🐴? Just because you wrote it like this, I don't have to guess how bloody the power struggle behind it will be.
The protagonist's suicide is his greatest contribution to the country.
Well written, rubbish is called a sect emperor.
Zongzong of the Ming Dynasty was really bad. If there was no problem with his heirs, which led to the change of the family, it would be no problem for Zongzhi to produce Jingtai Zhongxing. I feel that the author has overstepped the mark in writing Zhu Qiyu.
Fatal stain, what else should I write? Who reads inspirational articles?
It's a big surprise. The British Duke's surname is Zhang, not Zhang Guogong.
🐷Someone also writes about Qi Zhen? My eyes were opened.
Just to win the hearts and minds of loyal ministers who are already loyal to you, and then let the king of your country be captured, and feel proud that this is an emperor's trick. These people will probably be accused of betraying the emperor as soon as they return. The emperor is gone but they still come back alive. They are lucky not to be implicated by the Nine Clans.
It is worthy of being recommended as a guide to poisoning. It really kills everyone. Someone has written about the God of War of the Ming Dynasty. Writing about this idiot is worse than writing about Daizong! Just such an unlucky name won't make people stand out and attract people's attention! It doesn't matter if the content you write is good or bad! This name makes people feel extremely unlucky at first glance! I don't like you! Real! Come on! I withdrew!
The contemporary Shennong has tasted it. It is extremely poisonous. Don't watch it.
The emperor is really talented after his death. If he is really caught, he will know what it means to talk on paper. I believe that the history books will not die? Funny, this is reality
In fact, the Tumubao Incident was not the most fatal blow to the Ming Dynasty's military. If the 500,000-strong army was gone, it could still be recruited. A large number of nobles were killed in the battle, and there were still reserves in the country. The most terrible thing is that after this battle, the military generals and nobles were completely seized by the civil servants. They attacked fiercely. They wanted to expand externally and built earthen forts for you. If they wanted the right to speak, they built earthen forts for you. The battle has been fought like this, the civil and military forces are completely out of balance, and it has become a big send-off. Civilization is superior and military is inferior, and it is destined to perish.
Zhu Qizhen's anti-corruption campaign was mutinied. Take a look at the Records of the Ming Dynasty and the National Review
There were many spineless emperors in ancient times. During the Spring and Autumn Period, Gou Jian was captured by King Wu Fu Cha and ate Fu Cha's feces in order to survive. Where was his backbone? The emperor of the Han Dynasty, Bai Deng, used gold and silver to buy Princess Shanyu's final marriage. Where is his backbone? Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty was captured by Dong Zhuo and Cao Cao for his whole life. In order to survive, he was willing to be Cao Cao's puppet. In the end, he was afraid of death and wrote the Zen edict to give the country to Cao Pi. Where is the backbone? After Liu Adou was captured, his subordinate Jiang Wei did not surrender and was focused on restoring the country. As a result, where did he lose his integrity? The Turkic Khan was captured by Li Shimin and was arrested in Chang'an. In order to survive, he drank and danced for everyone. Where is the backbone? After Song Huizong and his son were captured by the Jin Kingdom, they were subjected to all kinds of insults and abuses, such as the sheep-raising ceremony. In order to survive, the two of them would not commit suicide even if they were willing to dig into the crotch of a gold man. Where is their backbone? Li Balasa, bought by the grandson of the Northern Yuan Emperor, was captured by Li Wenzhong and granted the title of Marquis Chongli. He was grateful to the Ming Dynasty. The Ming Dynasty let him go back to be the emperor of the Northern Yuan Dynasty and directly recognized the Ming Dynasty as the suzerainty. Where is his backbone? The chief of the Qing Dynasty, he knew his Japanese father, was in prison, was dumped by his concubine, and served as a labor reform prisoner. In order to survive, the above are nothing. Where is his backbone? In comparison, Zhu Qizhen was nothing. He was caught by Wala, but Wala did not humiliate him and treated him with the courtesy of an emperor. No ordinary person would commit suicide.
The prisoner was really speechless at first. Both the protagonist and Daming were the worst choices at the time. For the protagonist, the life and death of the captured emperor are first controlled by the enemy. Author, think about it yourself, how can you guarantee that you can come back alive if you are captured? Why do you guarantee dignity? Have the two emperors forgotten the shame of Jingkang? Even committing suicide is better than being captured! You can never imagine how life would be worse than death as a prisoner! Even if he is an emperor and becomes a prisoner, how noble can he be? History has indeed allowed us to go back smoothly, but can you use history to convince others? How dangerous was the situation at that time? For the country, the emperor's capture is even more turbulent and a crisis of national subjugation! It's not like your author's pediatrician-like emperor's mental skills can easily explain the past! In a feudal imperial country, what does it mean for the top leader to be captured? Use your brain and think about it!
It's okay to write about Zhu Qizhen. It starts off pretty well, but it's a little bit hard to force the protagonist to lead a wave of troops to break out and be captured... The author doesn't think readers will like this plot, right? Is it any different if the protagonist follows the large army and lets others lead the partial division to break out? Just to force the protagonist to experience the feeling of being a prisoner? It gives people the feeling that they think they are a hero but are actually a bear.