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I read the latest chapter of this book from the beginning, and the summary is just eight words. The talented people have arrived, and everyone is in full swing. The divine book is undoubtedly

I haven't commented in the past, but this book is really interesting. I would like to leave a comment to encourage the author. Historical classification, Shuang articles are very popular nowadays, and most of them are cheating as soon as they come up, one volume is more important than the other, system, cultivating immortals, prince's origin... It is undeniable that "Shuang" is indeed the version answer of today's Internet articles. Except for the "cool" group, the rest are the sophisticated group, which is dominated by many great historical writers. They have deeper writing skills, and their readers are mainly old white people who have a fixed fan base. This book by the author can be regarded as a bright spot for me, which is quite surprising. No plug-ins, it mainly depicts real official battles, which is rare. Although it is not the main theme of "no-brainer coolness", judging from the standards of online articles, this book is also very qualified. There are not many cool spots, and it is not meant to completely follow the path of "walking on thin ice". I am also a promiscuous writer. I wrote a history of the Ming Dynasty before, but the four wheels were cut off, so maybe I have a deeper understanding of the difficulty of writing this book like this. The author is a talented person. In my personal opinion, this book should have been purchased thousands of times in Sanjiang, but now it is only a fine product, which is a pity. Here, I would like to make a suggestion to the author: The title of this book is not very attractive. When I first read it, I had no desire to click in. I came to read it only after a friend recommended it. But I just clicked in and did not read it directly. Out of habit, I glanced at the comment area first and saw mixed reviews, so I hesitated. If you should delete the comment, you still have to delete it. This is just an online article. Many people have too high demands and curse too much. Just let them go.

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It is recommended that viewers who are introductory to the study of Ming history or above should not read it. There are too many poisonous points. The basic settings are full of conspiracy theories, and even created a new conspiracy theory that the Nanjing bureaucratic interest group has seriously threatened the imperial power. . .

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Looking at the current situation, I feel that I have returned to the common problem of historical literature, which is to develop colonial ideas in China. In fact, colonialism is an extension of bandit culture, and its core is to rob and plunder! China's national conditions are not suitable for colonial culture. China's clan system was already an excellent international system at the time. The clan system lasted for more than a thousand years and collapsed only after China was knocked off the altar. Let's look at the duration of colonial culture. It collapsed in less than two hundred years. I think the author can consider China's current international system, cooperate and win-win, and lead the entire East Asian cultural circle to implement unionization. The entire Chinese cultural circle resists the expansion of Western culture, instead of becoming a colonizer. It is difficult to imagine how the Chinese can become colonizers.

I just read a few chapters and found that the author likes to talk about how these clans defeated the Ming Dynasty, but in fact they couldn't do such exaggerated things. According to Huang Yujia's paper "Research on the Issues of Clan Remuneration in the Ming Dynasty", the Ming Dynasty's clan salary system was not static, but would continue to be reduced as the number of clan members increased. Zhu Yuanzhang himself, in the late Hongwu period, cut off more than two-thirds of the prince Zonglu and the county king Zonglu who were determined in the early years. In the Hongzhi year, the salary and food for all clans were cut in half on the grounds that there were too many clans and the country could not afford them. The remaining half will be converted into treasure notes and distributed. In the Wanli year, it was simply stipulated that the total amount of Zonglu would be frozen and never increase or decrease. In other words, no matter how much the clan population increases, the total clan salary will no longer increase. After the "Eternal Quota", the actual payment of Zonglu in the Ming Dynasty was only more than 1.56 Million taels of silver. The amount is not small, but it is definitely not enough to bring down the Ming Dynasty's finances. And even after this reduction, the Ming government still adopted a procrastinating attitude towards the payment of Zonglu. According to Liu Zongzhou, at that time, "Some people below the prince were given only half of their salary, some were given two or three tenths, some were not allowed to be in charge for many years, and some were not allowed to be in charge for three to five years, and all the clans were in great difficulty." So in the late Ming Dynasty, the living conditions of the lower-level clans became extremely miserable. General Congjin and others of the Fengguo Dynasty in the Datong Dynasty once complained: "The clan's salary is too much, and the ministers have only one meal for several days, and they are in all kinds of hardships. Some people over thirty have not married, and have been exposed for ten years without being buried. They either beg in the market, work as civilians, move to other places, or die of hunger on the road. Even though they are members of the clan, they are very poor people."

Emm, I was a little confused after reading the first few chapters. I was born as a Jinshi, entered the Hanlin Academy, and then spent tens of thousands of money to send a county magistrate? I originally thought that it was understandable that a magistrate was sent from outside, but the magistrate was the Imperial Academy. . . . . Are you sure the data in this book has not been refreshed?

To be honest, this book is my favorite among the historical texts I have ever read. I tolerated the interruption of updates for the first few times, because I am also an online writer, and I know that there are times when inspiration runs out, or things happen in real life. But you🐴, the fact that you update one chapter a month has nothing to do with Ta Ma's exhaustion of inspiration. It's just that I don't take this book seriously, and I don't treat the readers as human beings. The pink turned black, very disappointing.

It's strange that there are fewer and fewer books that I can read. I really read the monthly rankings one after another. I don't know if it's because I'm getting older or my taste in reading has changed. Why do I feel like there is a generation gap with most readers? I'm only in my twenties! Most of them are novice articles, passionate articles, routine articles, without any common sense. They pressed my brain to the ground and rubbed it. It was too outrageous! The updates that can be read are slow. Post a post to ask for help. I want high-end and sophisticated ones. Please help me recommend novels. Thank you. The only ones I can read now are Bai Bai's new book, Canghai's new book, Millennium Era. I don't know what happened to Mosquito, but it hasn't been updated for several months! It's also good to wear Golden Finger, but it's a pity that it's a eunuch. Old Long, who wrote Zhu Tianwen, simply stopped writing. Feng Chaohuang's Shuleziwen doesn't have the same sense of surprise as before! Also, those who have read the Ming Dynasty book Shofu should be able to read it! That's all. The amount of updates on these books is totally insufficient. Do you guys have any recommendations?

The struggles I wrote about above are quite interesting. But since the revision of the national constitution, it seems to have become a bit uninteresting and cliche, and has begun to suffer from the same problems as most historical texts. . Personally, when I read this plot, I felt that it was whimsical and completely divorced from reality. The national constitution of that conception has nothing advanced except for restricting the imperial power. I don't know how it is different from the decline of imperial power when the Donglin Party took power. Unless the protagonist is considering the interests of the ruling class, but the plot says that the protagonist intends to be idealistic. You can insist that it has improved because the new officials are more moral and capable than the old officials, but that is a rule of man rather than a rule of law. How can the system be improved after a long period of change? It is speculated that the author may have other ideas during the two days of interruption. My personal suggestion is that if you have nothing to write, I suggest you end it as early as possible and have fun instead of dragging it out in the end.

It's okay for the author to want to eat patriotic food, but you can't force it, okay? Invasion is when one country invades another country by force - who is the aggressor country in the Xu Hai incident? No! If you have to trick Xu Hai into being a traitor, why don't you ask Xu Hai for 20,000 taels of silver? If Xu Hai came to rob me on the orders of a certain Japanese big name, you would be justified! Otherwise, is he considered a traitor? Then, no matter who the aggressor country is, it is even more important to directly identify Xu Hai as the invader. Don't you think it's funny? The Japanese daimyo have been fooled into thinking, and the Muromachi shogunate has become a decoration without the participation of the Japanese upper class. When a group of Japanese refugees were hired by Chinese maritime merchants, they actually represented Japan's sovereignty? Or did the Chinese invade China? Just bullshit, pure bullshit, forceful bullshit. As long as the author can write more reasonably, I won't be so angry💢

Westerners have proven that the earth is round, there is no Chang'e on the moon, and there are no gods in the sky. The divine right of kings actually collapsed. Since there is no divine right to the king, the power of the king can only come from the people. Since it is granted by the people, the people can hold a meeting to take back these rights. The best way to restrict the lawless emperor is to convene a meeting of the gentry and those who pay more taxes to discuss how the money should be used. Limit the power of the monarch based on the will of the people. Yan Song's approach is too vulgar and backward. Now is the age of global navigation. We will first hold a meeting in Jiangnan to see if everyone is willing to raise taxes to fight the Japanese. If not, forget it. If you are willing, everyone will pay taxes to raise troops and assess the Japanese pirates. It all depends on everyone. This is justifiable.

After reading the first three chapters, the eldest brother felt strange. During the Ming Dynasty, the country was still peaceful. The assassination of the county magistrate was considered a major local event, but the result was calm. You have written about every family.

You can't do this, it's not modern. In ancient times, it didn't matter if you became a pavilion elder. Zhang Juzheng was awesome, right? What's the result? Either do it absolutely or don't do it. Of course, if your protagonist is as afraid of affecting the historical line as Yi Xiaochuan and doesn't dare to do this or that, then it will be fine. However, as a time-traveler, if you dare not change this or that in ancient times, why are you traveling to the past? Do you just want to experience the luxury of noble officials in the feudal dynasty? Hehe, hehe.

The novel is increasingly moving towards rebellion, but if it were written as a rebellion, then I would feel that the novel would be inconsistent and not very successful. I think that since the protagonist has become the same as the light, it is better to go to the ground together, with the Nanjing court as the core, to expand economic and maritime advantages. Let the Nanjing court become the de facto backbone of the Ming Dynasty. After that, he would find a suitable opportunity to join the court and serve as a pavilion elder. When Jiajing died suddenly, he would be directly promoted to the chief minister and become a powerful minister. In the end, when Emperor Wanli came to power, the protagonist directly collaborated with the northern and southern capitals to become the de facto controller of the Ming Dynasty, guiding Emperor Wanli to ruin and completely delegate power. Then when he was seven or eighty years old, Emperor Wanli passed away. Under the hint of the protagonist to choose his own successor, instead of establishing a new emperor, a Void Emperor was directly responsible for the chief assistant. Let the Ming royal family become an empty shell.

The dialogues in the article, especially the dialogues between senior officials asking for advice, are so modern! Many of the words are modern words, which feels so funny!

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​By If productivity has not been significantly improved and the overall wealth of society has not increased, how can you make a lot of money by selling a brothel and gambling house, and then sell it as a flower?" And the wealthy gentry in the entire county are still happy without any objections? The cake is so big and they were eating well, but you ran over and ate a big piece, and then they didn't make any move? Thirty percent of the county's finances come from water transportation, so if you buy dozens of ships to monopolize water transportation, it would be strange if there were no water bandits to rob and sink the ships. The wealthy country gentry who used to run water transportation were really good people! Even now that surveillance is so advanced and the law is so sound, it is still very difficult for outsiders to share the cake in the county town of Bharat! Not to mention the Ming Dynasty when banditry was serious and Japanese pirates were rampant! Do you really think you are blessed by the halo of the protagonist Long Aotian? Also guessing the plot where Xia Yan fell and Yan Song came to power, I really felt embarrassed. I really don't know where that IQ is? Relying on traveling through the time in memory, and adding the thorough reason of shooting the arrow first and then drawing the target. The protagonist guessed that Xia Yan was going to fall just because the yamen transported millions of taels of silver to the court? Maybe you really are Long Aotian! The author should be a gangster. It is undeniable that his grasp of the inside story of officialdom and his way of dealing with people are still at a first-class level. However, his handling of practical matters is too rough, and his ability to forcefully raise his IQ is too ridiculous. I guess the author must have fought in a department-level office.

This book is readable, but the power struggle is superficial and childish, and the historical knowledge is also wrong. It is outrageous to compare hundreds of policemen, thousands of petty officials, and servants in one county, such as being sent to the county magistrate after entering the Hanlin Academy. Of course, this is my feeling after reading thousands of books. This book is good for newcomers.

These authors had a low profile when they first started writing books. After they almost achieved financial freedom, they would not take anything from the readers. If they didn't like it, they would blame the readers or disappear at every turn... It's really like "Zhou Gong feared the day of rumors, but Wang Mang was humble and did not usurp the time", right?

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Give me an ending. I have read it over and over ten times. I just want an ending.