Chongzhen Owes Me One Billion Taels

At a glance, it seems that the key is to have fun, and it is quite enjoyable to watch it without thinking. There is only one question that I cannot avoid, that is, the bicycle is "worth ten thousand taels of silver". ...... Your price

To be honest, it's a bit loose, such as milk powder and reinforced concrete.

I believe that what you saw in my review is a general overview of some chapters, and it is because some chapters make you hesitant. I can tell you one thing, that is, read the introduction carefully. After reading it, you will know whether you can stick to it.

The modern plot, that Song Jiayun, is too poisonous. I really don't understand why a good person would put something that a normal person could see as poisonous into it. I can't bear it.

Also, you are a businessman. If Chongzhen knew that you had so much money, you would not survive tomorrow. Here I can tell you why, the scholar-bureaucrat class does not allow more people to become their class, so they will restrict more people. This turned into a status difference between scholars, farmers, industry and merchants. Even if Chongzhen doesn't kill you, other scholar-officials will.

Ming Dynasty died due to finance? Is it still recognized? Anyone who has received nine years of compulsory education cannot say this. With the exception of the Qin Dynasty, there is only one reason for the decline of China's unified feudal dynasties: land annexation. Why did the Yellow Turban Uprising push the Han Dynasty for more than four hundred years into the abyss? Why did the whole country rise up against the Sui Dynasty? Why was the Huang Chao Uprising able to tear away the last fig leaf of the Tang Dynasty? Why were there more than 400 recorded peasant uprisings in the two Song dynasties and more than 300 years ago? Why did the Red Turban Army uprising after the Yellow River Incident sound the clarion call against the Yuan Dynasty across the world? How did the civil uprising in northern Shaanxi, which started in the seventh year of the Apocalypse, break open the city gates of Beijing step by step? Why was it that Hong Xiuquan was able to dominate the Jiangnan and Manchu empires by saying, "We have fields to farm together, we have food to eat together, we have clothes to wear together, we have money to work together, there is unevenness everywhere, and there is no food and warmth everywhere." To summarize the peasant uprisings in Chinese history: ordinary people need land to survive.                                                              The population was declining, all industries were depressed, there were few people and the contradiction between man and land was covered up. By the middle of the dynasty, the population was recovering, land annexation was serious, and the contradiction between man and land began to cause various social problems. There were plans for the emperor to reform and revive. In the late dynasty, land annexation reached its peak. Farmers lost their land and became refugees. Any natural or man-made disaster could trigger the collapse of the dynasty.                                                                                                                                                   may be seen in the reforms of various dynasties in Chinese history, which all revolved around the land issue. The famous Sang Hongyang Reform of the Han Dynasty, the famous Xining Reform of the Song Dynasty, the Zhang Juzheng Reform of the Ming Dynasty, and the Yongzheng Political Reform of the Qing Dynasty abound. When the land issue is solved, the people have land to survive, all industries can prosper, and the government can collect taxes and have the energy to solve various internal and external troubles. But the reform during the feudal dynasty was impossible to succeed. Whether it was the aristocratic class before the Tang Dynasty or the small landlord class after the Song Dynasty, land was the bottom line that no one was allowed to touch. Whoever touched it would die. What does reform mean? Reform means you fight against the most powerful and wealthy person in the entire dynasty. Can your emperor and his family fight against the powerful people in the entire dynasty? Even if you push it forward forcefully, it will take a long time for you to be defeated personally.

Chongzhen: This guy is so rich, he must be up to no good. Someone will come and ransack his house and destroy his family! Zhu Yuanzhang: Well, the eldest grandson has done a great job. He is somewhat as elegant as I was back then!

I read the title of the book and let me know. The king of France asked an organization called the Knights Templar, borrowed money, and then paid it back. Then the king solved the Knights Templar. This wave is called I can't solve the debt, but I can solve the debtor

He lent 10 billion taels of silver to Chongzhen, but a month later it was all stolen by the Donglin Party, and he owed the Donglin Party 10 billion taels.

When I saw the introduction, I was wondering whether the emperor would kill the nine tribes of the protagonist because he entered with his left foot first.

You take it for granted. Do you think all ancient people were fools? Without any strength, he just enclosed the land and built a manor. I don't know how to write the word "death"!

If you don't have a gun, how dare you lend 1 billion to Chongzhen? Let's find out about Shen Wansan's package😓😓

No matter how much money you lend to Chongzhen, it will all go down the drain. Once the government decrees are followed, layers of deductions will be made, and only a few pennies will reach the hands of the people, and the rest will be in the hands of corrupt officials. Therefore, lack of money in the late Ming Dynasty is only a small problem. The key is that Chongzhen has no courage and dare not raid homes. If you want to replace Zhu Yuanzhang, take care of him and confiscate all his houses. Change the world in a matter of seconds.

The way to owe too much is to kill the creditor. We can learn from Iraq.

Money is useful! Can silver be used as food? What is needed is food, armor, etc. Can you buy things if you have money? What are you thinking, you let those officials buy it? I don't know what was said to the emperor at that time, one egg is one tael of silver.

Just look at how difficult it was for the Manchus to shave their hair and take it easy. If you do this on a large scale, you are rebelling. If you want to gain a foothold and annex land based on your status as a migrant, then Wang Zhi died unjustly.

The protagonist's thinking throughout the book is completely messed up. The protagonist wants huge wealth and power, but does not want to take on heavy responsibilities. How is this possible? Regarding the Ming Dynasty, the squires and scholars were completely divided. Invest heavily in the emperor and crack down hard on the gentry. This emperor is the biggest boss. The systematic attack on Confucianism is also about saying that everyone is equal and everyone is like a dragon. There is absolutely no systematic source of thought of its own. You have to use modern civil rights to directly promote it. Rights, obligations,

After reading the title of this book, I couldn't help but complain: If you were not a hero, how could you be better than Shen Wansan? If you were a hero, why would you leave Zhu Youjian behind?

For people in high positions, since they owe too much money and can no longer repay it, they just need to kill the whole family of the creditor and there will be no need to pay back the money.

Do you know how many heads the people of the Qing Dynasty had to behead before everyone was willing to shave their hair? There are many things that we would rather die than violate easily. This is something that many modern people cannot understand, and it is also a concept that modern people lack.

As the protagonist, he actually let his wife take control of her. I won't say any more. I'm so disappointed! Delete the book and leave!

What the hell are you writing about? You lend money to the emperor, and the emperor gets tough with you every day. The officials yell at you and kill you. You use evidence to defend yourself, and then the emperor doesn't punish them at all. You are still being taken advantage of. I suggest changing the name to "Being taken advantage of back in the late Ming Dynasty"

There is a comfortable carriage with a hundred taels, but who would buy a bicycle that he rides for ten thousand taels? In ancient times, it seemed like nothing more than a pile of iron. If you trade one with a screen, it can still be said to be an artifact 😏

How should I put it? In the later stage, I started to be brainless and wrote the male protagonist as a licking dog. A man is dominated by a woman and has basically no autonomy. I feel that in the later stage, it is what the woman says. I am too tolerant to women. It can be said that I completely ignore my own development. In the later stage, the women in the harem are more greedy than the last.

A novice, naive and without any political wisdom. The author is still too young, too lacking in social experience, and what he writes is too childish.

Even if one trillion taels of silver were lent to Chongzhen, one trillion taels of silver would have to be destroyed in the Ming Dynasty. If one hundred thousand taels of silver could reach the hands of the soldiers, those officials would be regarded as gods from the sky. The most effective method in the late Ming Dynasty was to kill officials, confiscate their families, train troops, retreat south, destroy aristocratic families and divide their fields. None of these Chongzhen dared to do it. But anyone who did it would have to die for Chongzhen. At the end of the Ming Dynasty, Chongzhen already knew how to save it, but he couldn't do it even if he killed Chongzhen. It's already a dilapidated house. There's no need to repair it. Just rebuild it. It's the most feasible way.

One of the recognized reasons... So how much money should be paid to Chongzhen to extend his life? "One more year of suffering for our people" will result in another year after another. Chongzhen was so virtuous and capable, why should he endlessly plunder the common people to extend his life? In the last years of Chongzhen's reign, Liaodong alone needed 10 million military expenditures. During his seventeen years in power, how much money did he spend during this period? With so much money and still no stability, can we still say that lack of money is the reason for Ming's death? So how much money should be paid to him? How many dynasties in history have survived the 17-year uprising? Except for the Ming Dynasty, it was probably the end of the Yuan Dynasty. If you deserve to die, then die! Why are you still short of money? After two hundred and sixty years of rule, the people have already repaid the Zhu family's debt in excess, let alone have any feelings for the Zhu family until now!

After reading the title of the book, does the author think that the money can be taken directly? Or hit someone with money?

I really like to read this kind of double penetration novel, but most of the authors who write this kind of novel are hard to describe...

After reading more than 100 chapters, I felt that I no longer had to use my brain to read it, and the basic logic was no longer clear. I think that the 16th year of Chongzhen was not as chaotic as the six years of Chongzhen in your book. How dare a border general to attack Liaodong without an order? ? .