Great Ming: The Golden Age Begins with the Crown Prince as Regent

It's really troublesome. You can't talk about it. You can use thunderous tactics to put Chongzhen under house arrest and force him to let himself ascend the throne. If the court will not agree, just use this to clean him up. Just arrange for your cronies. They have so many armed forces. Just kill him directly.

If things continue like this, if the protagonist wants to improve social welfare and extend the life of the dynasty, he may have to break up with all the existing people, including the emperor. At the end of the dynasty, fields, property, and rights were all concentrated in the hands of a small number of people on a large scale. If you want to save the feudal dynasty, you can only attack the landlords and divide the fields. This directly touches the lifeblood of all vested interests, including the emperor. The emperor himself is the largest landowner in China, so he can only reform the system, develop towards a constitutional monarchy, and cultivate a new group of vested interests (the bourgeoisie) to attack these vested interests. However, naturally it is not a feudal dynasty. No matter how the Ming Dynasty continues to live, it will be useless.

The writing is very good, and it is hard to get back from the late Ming Dynasty. Without the golden finger Hongwu, Yongle's resurrection would not have been possible. There were too many obstacles, and everyone treated the emperor as a dart to stop him. Only strong force could kill everyone, and then there was hope for salvation. The First Emperor and President Chiang were so kind and soft-hearted that they did not kill officials, so they lost the world for decades. Foreign enemies were not allowed to keep prisoners.

At the end of the Ming Dynasty, he really chose to inherit the throne. It is better to find a place to lead a group of people to rebel. This is easier, break and then stand. The prince leaves the palace to rebel, the emperor sits in the court and drags down all the officials, killing them indiscriminately. A new dynasty is established, and all the ills can be corrected.

Full level human 7 years old adult, killing people is like crushing to death🐜

The content of your book is actually better than many Ming Dynasty novels with the same setting, but there are so few people. I guess the title and character settings must account for part of the reason. Anyway, I saw this title several times and didn't click on it. Once I clicked on it and saw that the protagonist was no more than ten years old and immediately backed out. There was a lack of books later on, so I continued reading and found that the writing was very good.

Either write the emperor to death or make him a vegetative state. The emperor danced so happily, but the prince's supervision of the country was not justified and his words were not correct.

I saw those comment sections saying that they should kill Chongzhen. Don't listen to their nonsense. Just force Chongzhen to abdicate and become the Supreme Emperor.

The protagonist is 7 years old, but the tone and attitude of the protagonist are not like that of a 7-year-old. The most important thing is that a stranger who has never met treats the protagonist as if he is 14 or 15 years old or an adult. This is the biggest bug.

Shouldn't the protagonist's age be raised a bit? After fighting so many battles and happening so many things, is he still 7 years old?