The Ruthless Emperor in the Late Ming Dynasty Forced Chongzhen to Abdicate at the Beginning

The book is pretty good, but I like the bad ending.

Is there any point in rebelling? It was actually not bad when Chongzhen first came to the throne. At least there were many powerful troops loyal to him. Then he made a fierce move and wiped out all the powerful troops loyal to him. There was nothing left except the emperor's righteousness. To be honest, it was really easy to rebel against him. This is true. What next? In history, apart from the Ming Dynasty, the ministers who rebelled from the beginning had no hope and at most pretended to be ill or retired. How could there be civil servants like the Ming Dynasty? The enemy army began to rebel collectively before the enemy army besieged the city and treated their king as a prostitute. It is outrageous. How can Confucianism still have the face? It's true that the ancients have never been seen before and the newcomers will never be seen again! What about reforms? It's not necessary. The rebellion will probably only bring about justice, but it's not promising anyway!

I have a piece of old phlegm stuck in my throat and I don't know how to spit it out! Ordinary college students traveled back in time to Zhu Cixiang in the 17th year of Chongzhen, and relied on their imagination to save the Ming Dynasty... (At this time, even if Zhu Yuanzhang and Zhu Di crawled out of the coffin, they would have been washed and waited for death) Then, they relied on eunuchs and palace maids to force Chongzhen to abdicate. (The author, please try to rely on your school's cleaners, cafeteria aunts, and school security guards to force the principal to resign and replace you as the principal) Follow up and reuse the nobles who retired with the country. (Please refer to the moral integrity of the father-in-law who divorced with Chongzhen first) As for the reaction of the civil servant group, can it be suppressed by murder? Did Chongzhen kill too few in recent years? If you dare to make any changes, they will destroy them collectively. Without a team and money, your government can't even leave the palace. Are you overestimating their lower limit? Finally, I personally feel that in terms of the difficulty of getting started as a time traveler in the later period of Chongzhen, the gentry is in the hard mode, the rogue pirates are in the hell mode, and the royal family is definitely in the damnation mode. To sum up, the author posted your book to the wrong channel. You should go to the fantasy category.

Playing with paper money in the late Ming Dynasty makes the author happy. Do you think that if modern people accept paper money, the ancients will accept it? In an era where precious metals are recognized, paper money is forcibly implemented. The technology of the late Ming Dynasty was enough to mint silver coins. Also, the credit of treasure banknotes in the late Ming Dynasty has long since collapsed, and the people only recognize gold, silver and copper. Before the founding of our country and during the Anti-Japanese War, the common currency among the people was silver dollars, which were Yuan Datou coins.

Isn't it too bad that the protagonist traveled through time for a year to win over some palace ladies, eunuchs, and dozens of Han generals? Time is already so tight. In fact, in the name of the prince, he should be able to gather his own civil and military team in one year, right?

This rhythm is good. In the late Ming Dynasty, the prince should cut through the mess quickly like this. Some 🌶️books are still fighting for rights over there

Chapter 13: Ningwuguan I don't even know what to say. The Dashun army died 150,000. If Li Zicheng could die 150,000 without the army collapsing, then he would have surrendered the Manchus to Yang from Shanhaiguan. Are you writing about the war of the Ming Dynasty? Are you sure you're not writing about Stalingrad? Historically, it took Li Zicheng only two days to break through Ningwuguan.

Why Chen Yuanyuan should be accepted is not very understandable. As for there being so many ways to suppress Wu Sangui, do you have to use this one? I originally thought it was quite good, but as soon as it was released, it was so poisonous that I couldn't stand it. I suggest that the author should change it. There are so many people in the country, but you can't find anyone more beautiful than Chen Yuanyuan? Can't understand

I have read many novels from the Qing Dynasty and the late Ming Dynasty. However, they all failed halfway. Because it makes me embarrassed to look at it

Nine Palace Formation? ? ? ? There were formations in ancient times, but the simpler and more practical the better. Do you think it is the Water Margin of the Three Kingdoms?

There are hundreds of thousands of people at every turn, and it's not that exaggerated to play games. Sword slaves, Manchu, Mongolian and Han Eight Banners, six hundred Niulu warriors, but only more than 30,000 and Ding 110,000. The bandits are said to be in the millions, but there are only 60,000 old soldiers in the camp. If Wu Sangui had 20,000 cavalry and Song Jin, he would not be defeated.

I ordered more than a dozen chapters and I fell in love with Chen Yuanyuan after reading it for a while... Can you please write down how Ming Mo has little development... I don't want to read it anymore... If I'm tired of men and women, I can go to the romance section to read...

This is another author who tries to rely on the so-called rationality to explain the end of the Ming Dynasty. To be honest, the end of the Ming Dynasty depends on these upper-level people. It is better to find a place to develop and develop for a few years. Never mind the Manchu, King Chuang, Ming Dynasty and warlords. It is slow to find a piece of land. Only slow snowballing will really have a chance. Modern people are fighting against ancient people. Don't play tricks with them. The right way is to use modern knowledge and various technologies to crush them. It is difficult to start. As long as you can master a few counties, you can still have a chance after a few years.

Whether the novel is well written or not, I am just a reader and not qualified to comment. As for the description of the plot, I can only say that it is a bit naive. After all, it is a cool novel and I think things are too simple.

What's going on! , I feel like all my IQ has been used up

In the last years of Chongzhen's reign, there were only four inheritances worth inheriting, none of which belonged to the Ming Dynasty. 1. Huang Taiji's legacy: inherited by Shunzhi. 2. Zheng Zhilong's legacy: inherited by Zheng Chenggong. 3. Zhang Xianzhong's legacy: inherited by Sun Kewang. 4. Li Zicheng's legacy: He Tengjiao and Zhu Youlang had no one to inherit this legacy. To be honest, if Zhu Cixiang's identity is not a scam, the right solution is to find a way to get into Li Zicheng's inheritance. People like He Tengjiao and Zhu Youlang can get the command of the army after Li Zicheng's death. As long as Zhu Cixiang is thick-skinned and can do anything, of course he will have greater advantages.

By the way, how to deal with Hong Chengchou? To be politically incorrect, Hong Chengchou completely offended Chongzhen and the civil servants, and the protagonist also offended Chongzhen and the civil servants. If the protagonist accepts Hong Chengchou, it is estimated that Hong Chengchou is the protagonist's die-hard partisan. If the protagonist shows extraordinary talent and intelligence, it would be more beneficial for Hong Chengchou to seek refuge with the protagonist than to seek refuge with the Manchus in history. Historically, Hong Chengchou's treatment was that of a third-class light chariot captain, which really couldn't be higher. It's nonsense to say that the Manchus granted Hong Chengchou the title of king. If Hong Chengchou really joins the protagonist and works a lot for the protagonist, no matter how much the protagonist dislikes him, the position of an earl is indispensable. The protagonists in Chongzhen are all surnamed Zhu, and the Manchu surname is Aisin Gioro. Even if Hong Chengchou joins the protagonist, he is not a slave with three surnames, but two at most, and can even be regarded as a prodigal son who returns without money. The protagonist's ascension to the throne is actually a little flawed in the procedure. It just happened to make an excuse for the protagonist to ascend the throne by whitewashing Hong Chengchou and blackmailing Chongzhen. Also, if the Ming Dynasty had the protagonist Manchu and Qing Dynasty, it would be impossible for them to survive. Do you think that a person of Hong Chengchou's quality would die for the Manchu Qing Dynasty if he had a chance to escape? Was it the historical Hong Chengchou who secretly suggested Wu Sangui to separatize Yunnan? Hong Chengchou admires Huang Taiji and despises Chongzhen, and there is no contradiction between him and the protagonist. No matter how much Hong Chengchou admires Huang Taiji, Huang Taiji will burp. No matter how much Hong Chengchou despises Chongzhen, Chongzhen will be ousted by the protagonist. Since Huang Taiji died, Chongzhen abdicated, and the protagonist came out, why didn't Hong Chengchou find another way out? If Hong Chengchou and the protagonist see eye to eye, Hong Chengchou can also display his ambitions, and Hong Chengchou's reputation will be better in later generations than in history. After all, joining the protagonist is not betraying the nation. The protagonist is also the emperor of the Ming Dynasty, so he can be said to be loyal to the emperor and patriotic. Also, the protagonist is Prince Chongzhen. Black Chongzhen is just a means rather than an end. The purpose is to introduce the protagonist, the true wise king and saint. Although it is advertised that Yuan Chonghuan, Lu Xiangsheng, and Sun Chuanting can hack Chongzhen, but because the protagonist time travels too late, these people are dead. It is advertised that these people except Chongzhen and Ming Dynasty, have no protagonist role at all. At least Hong Chengchou is alive. If he can take refuge with the protagonist, the protagonist can later whitewash Hong Chengchou, which can not only blackmail Chongzhen but also benefit himself. Hong Chengchou betrayed Chongzhen and went to the Manchu Qing Dynasty. This cannot be washed away from the distinction between Huayi and Huayi, nor from loyalty to the emperor and patriotism. For other traitors, such as Zhang Hongfan, Fan Wencheng, and Zeng Guofan, the Huayi distinction is hopeless, but their loyalty to the emperor and patriotism can be washed away. Historically, the Manchu Qing Dynasty enjoyed Hong Chengchou's talents on the one hand, but on the other hand, in order to consolidate their rule, they blackmailed Hong Chengchou and made Hong Chengchou infamy for thousands of years. Hong Chengchou's plan to let everyone in the world grow pigtails to make himself less disgusting is probably out of the question. It is disgusting for people in the world to have big pigtails in the end, but there are still very few people who accept Chongzhen's high-ranking officials and generous salaries. If others do not take advantage of Chongzhen, they can naturally betray Chongzhen. But Hong Chengchou had to pay something for taking advantage of Chongzhen. If you are not willing to give, if you have the ability, don't take it in the first place. But if Hong Chengchou really surrenders to the protagonist, he can be regarded as a prodigal son in terms of nationality, and he can be regarded as loyal to the emperor in a curve. As for the matter of defeat and surrender, it was completely left to Emperor Chongzhen himself. Anyway, the protagonist is seizing power through a coup, and he also needs to take advantage of Chongzhen. Also, Hong Chengchou's defeat and surrender completely offended Chongzhen. That is, there were interest groups supporting Chongzhen's restoration. If Hong Chengchou was here, he would definitely suppress the restoration matter.

In fact, there is no hope. As for the protagonist, he will die in the late Ming Dynasty.

Civil servants have no money? Do you want to laugh to death? Where did the eighty-nine million taels that Li Zicheng ransacked come from? Most of them were contributed by civil servants. In the late Ming Dynasty, the nobles were useless in the court. How could they have civil servants and money?

My uncle passed away this afternoon. I'm afraid I won't be able to update normally in the next few days. I ask for your understanding and will make updates later. I hope everyone will not abandon the book.

What I wrote before is very good, but I ended up marrying my mother's best friend. What a talent.

No word on whether there will be a follow-up or not.

What struck me most as outrageous while reading this book is that the author likes to put women in power so much? From the beginning to the end, there are only a few male characters such as Wu Sangui and Zhou Yuji. The rest, whether it is military affairs or economic and security, are all handled by women such as the Queen Mother and the Matchmaker Chen Yuanyuan. The author has to wait until the Ming Dynasty to promote women's rights, right?

No more updates? I finished reading it right away and realized it was broken.

I haven't seen the back yet, it looks good. Can you tell me what the ending of Red Lady is and whether Qin Liangyu will appear again?

Author: Farewell, hurry up and get frightened