Starting from Emperor Chongzhen

Shen Nong: The protagonist ascends the throne to punish the eunuchs and the Zhengying Dynasty

Awesome, you are more awesome than Chongzhen. Chongzhen also knew to leave some people behind to balance the court. It would be better if you get there and eradicate the eunuchs directly. What kind of bullshit is that? The eunuchs might as well be called royalists. At the end of the Ming Dynasty, the establishment of a constitutional monarchy was approaching. The emperor's rights were basically eliminated. The basic core of the Donglin Party Constitution is to despise the monarch and value the people. But they are just a bunch of dogs that shout slogans.

Wei Zhongxian died too quickly, and you have no men or soldiers, so the fruits of victory will not be yours. Originally, the literati were powerful in the late Ming Dynasty, but you cut off your own arm. The best way is to let Wei Zhongxian take the lead, win over the nobles, control the army, and then control most of the capital. After the city army, you can have both sides, kill people with borrowed knives, suppress eunuchs and literati back and forth, and gradually develop your own people. After a year, you can try to sideline Wei Zhongxian, use his name to do things, take the benefits yourself, take the blame for Wei Zhongxian, and finally kill Wei Zhongxian to gain a good reputation.

There was a problem with the training of princes in the middle and late Ming Dynasty. Starting from Jiajing, the training of princes was basically free-range. The princes did not dare to win over military generals. As a result, they could only rely on civilian officials to control the government. Taking over an empire without loyal and useful talents around can control the country.

It's a bit poisonous to give money to eunuchs when you are about to become emperor. Amplified the eunuchs' resistance to the succession, which is inconsistent with history. There is no system, which is good, very good. Fortunately, I didn't write much. If I revise it earlier, it will be a good work.

What I wrote is obviously not historical and has obvious political leanings. Historically, after Li Zicheng entered Beijing, he plundered tens of millions of taels of silver, which had a certain social impact. However, after the fall of Wei Zhongxian, the silver taels obtained after the fall of Wei Zhongxian were not worth anything.

Very well written! Author, hold on, come on!

The situation in the late Ming Dynasty was really difficult to handle

I didn't read it, but took a look at the comments and decided to deal with Wei first. The path followed is the same as history. The most important thing as an emperor is balance. If you take the initiative to break the balance, the result will be a dominant family.

Yes, keep reading and keep reading.

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You can definitely become the boss of the Donglin Party yourself.

The biggest problem of the Ming Dynasty was taxation. The court had no money.

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At that time, you had to make yourself advanced by returning banknotes. Silver dollars and copper coins were not a good idea. You would get treasure banknotes as soon as you came. Forget it if you die early. In the metal currency period, you could return banknotes. Large-value banknotes can still be used and can be changed. Don't write them randomly. Get the money first before talking about it.

This comment is very strange. Wei must die. Old Wei has almost taken control of the palace. His position will be unstable unless he dies. And it is impossible to follow the balanced route. The balanced route at least accepts people who can do serious things, such as Heshen, who at least has the ability. By the end of the Ming Dynasty, the bureaucrats were basically completely corrupt. It is better to take the hegemony route when taking control of the military. Not to mention it, the most important thing is to appease the refugees. As long as the civilian class is stable, there will be no trouble.