Don't Make a Fuss, Emperor Baopu

If the protagonist doesn't kill Zhu Jianshen, I think he can be filled with honors and become the first reformer of the Ming Dynasty. In his name, he used his name to tell the prince that he only ate but did not work, wasted lives and lost money, the gentry worked as errands and paid food, civil servants should not be in charge of the army and the Ministry of War was independent, etc. Whenever the protagonist makes reforms, there must be obstacles. Let him lift the roof first, and the protagonist can open the windows. In this way, let alone affecting the throne, Zhu Jianshen would be thankful not to be blackmailed😁😁

The Tumu Fort Incident is really full of doubts. The current history is that Yingzong led an army of 500,000 people and was raided by an army of 100,000 people led by Ye Xian. He suffered heavy losses and was almost wiped out. From then on, he was called the Emperor of the Ming Dynasty. The title of God, but in fact there is no such thing. The history books say there are 500,000 military personnel, and there are no hundreds of thousands of troops at all. In the Tumubao Incident, only a few thousand people died on all sides, while the officers suffered more than fifty casualties. This matter is really complicated. To be precise, starting from the first year of Zhengtong, after Xuanzong's death, the Ming court was actually controlled by the civil servant group headed by Yang Shiqi. The military revenue of the imperial court was severely reduced, and the army began to be controlled by civilian ministers. It was not until the sixth year of Zhengtong that Yingzong gradually began to take charge of the government by accusing Yang Shiqi's son. Yang Shiqi's son was reported in real name from Jiangxi to Beijing or in the Ming Dynasty. It is speculated that it was arranged by the Yingzong. The son of the head of the cabinet was impeached. Everyone knows that in the seventh year of the orthodoxy, Yang Gao fell ill and stayed home. The Yingzong sent eunuch An to greet him. He died in the second month. From then on, the Yingzong began to take power and began to liquidate civil servants. At that time, many civil servants were imprisoned. The so-called Taibao who turned the tide was also imprisoned and demoted. Eunuchs were sent to replace the guarding ministers and took complete power. Yingzong began to reform and restore many policies of the Hongwu period. He also launched the Battle of Luchuan, which brought the southwest to the south. After more than a hundred years of peace, three Northern Expeditions, both literary and martial arts were good. In the eighth year of Zhengtong, people were sent to build ships in Fujian for one hundred and twenty years. This incident is not recorded at all in history. Everyone knows that in the 13th year of Zhengtong, Yingzong ordered the Marquis of Ningyang to send 100,000 troops to quell the war. He transferred 20,000 troops from the capital, including the Fifth Military Camp and the Shenji Camp, and it was pacified in three months. In March of the 14th year of Zhengtong, there were still four months left before Tumu Fort. The body of the Fujian rebel Deng Maoqi, the Burmese leader Si Jifa, was brought to Beijing. Yingzong offered sacrifices to the Tiandi Ancestral Temple to announce the end of the war, but the two troops did not return. Fujian was still quelling the remaining chaos, and Dian's army was in Yunnan Town, Guizhou. Suppression of the Miao people, the Four Northern Expeditions, the Battle of Luchuan, the pacification of the rebellion in the southeast, the maiming of northern Mongolia, and the stability of the southeast and southwest. In June, Yingzong began to investigate why Fujian was rebelling. He wanted to find out whether the border army had empty pay. He then sent people to investigate. Some border generals died for no apparent reason. Then, after 25 years of pacification, military reports came from Datong, Liaodong. Yingzong personally led the army to the border. The so-called 500,000 army did not exist. He pacified the southwest. The Southeast City mobilized tens of thousands of troops from Beijing, and the army is still suppressing the remaining chaos. The official history does not say that there are 500,000 troops, but the military is approximately equal to the logistics. According to current calculations, the army will not exceed 100,000 at all, at most around 50,000. The National Bureau of Statistics also records 50,000 cavalry and 500,000 private troops. Otherwise, with the mobilization speed of the Ming Dynasty, it would be impossible to mobilize hundreds of thousands of troops in just a few days, and the Tumubao Incident did not completely wipe out the entire army. , It was just that the Yingzong camp in Tumu Fort was attacked by surprise. According to the history of the Manchu Qing Dynasty, you did not say who attacked at all, and there was no specific number of deaths. Instead, it was recorded that when the battlefield was cleaned, more than 9,000 helmets and 6,000 armors were found. The officers clearly recorded that more than 50 people suffered heavy losses. No large corpse graves were found in Tumu Fort. The loss would never exceed 20,000. They were all within the Great Wall at the time of the accident. Who attacked Yingzong? There are many shady things. There is no mention in history that Ying Zong met Ye Xian on the second day of the accident. I have to talk about Ye Xian in detail here. Ying Zong's four Northern Expeditions all attacked Mongolia, not Wala. There is even a historical record of the time when he attacked Mongolia. Ye Xian will be notified later. Ye Xian was supported by Yingzong. What is his title as Grand Master? The Great Khan is his brother-in-law. In the eighth year of Zhengtong, he was named Taishi Huai Wang by Ying Zong. From Zhengtong six years, Ye Xian came to pay tribute every year. There are records that he brought thousands of people with him every year. As the suzerain, the Ming Dynasty doubled the rewards and sent horses and furs. These are clearly recorded. In the 13th year of Orthodoxy, Ye Xian still paid tribute. In the Ming Dynasty records compiled by the Qing Dynasty, in order to let Ye Xing become the sneak attacker of the Tumuba Incident, he exaggerated his strength. He did not have the strength to unify Mongolia at all. Even Walla could not fully grasp it. Moreover, Ye Xian was not a Mongolian or a golden family at all. Yes, and the four Northern Expeditions to Mongolia have been disabled. There are no relatively strong forces at all. All the strong ones have been defeated, and they all surrendered to the Ming Dynasty. According to the history of the Qing Dynasty, they also bypassed the Xuanfu of Datong and led hundreds of thousands of troops to raid the Yingzong's 500,000 troops. At that time, it was impossible to pull out 100,000 people from the grassland. People had no ability to distinguish right from wrong. How long had the Manchu Qing Dynasty cultivated history? According to what history has said, the front and back are fundamentally in conflict with each other. Was the four Northern Expeditions in vain? The mobilization power of the Ming Dynasty has been so great that it can pull out 500,000 troops to quickly march to Tumu Fort in a few days, and then also first possess the gods and lead hundreds of thousands of troops to bypass the border and attack in a sneak attack? ? ? And I also mentioned above that the estimated losses after the event would not exceed 20,000, and the officers suffered heavy casualties. This was simply a beheading operation. I have to mention it here. When Yingzong mobilized the army for several days, he did not notify the cabinet to go to the border. , Quickly stopped him, and even overtook him. Yingzong didn't understand military affairs at all. The so-called imperial commander personally conquered Wala without issuing a formal decree to lead the army to the border. According to the example established by the Qing Dynasty, the border was in a hurry and he went there in person. It is really amazing that the Border Guards mobilized 500,000 troops in just a few days and were attacked by hundreds of thousands of troops first. But now, it is recorded that they brought more than 2,000 people with them. Last year, they just brought 2,000 people with them. This year, they brought another 2,000 people. Could it be said that they expected to have 2,000 people? To be able to challenge the Ming Dynasty alone, according to current new research, he also came to pay tribute first. According to records, he respectfully brought Yingzong to Xuanfu. According to records, there were only two thousand people when he went to Daxing, but the city refused. Is it possible for two thousand people to capture an important border town just by opening a gate? The Ming Dynasty was able to conduct four Northern Expeditions to Mongolia and was victorious. Was the frontier army so useless at that time? It's so awesome to be able to pull out hundreds of thousands of troops without unified grassland, and it's so awesome without even having complete control over the tiles. Two thousand people made the important border towns afraid to open their doors. In the three Northern Expeditions, the border army and the Beijing camp fought together. In just five years, the border army was completely destroyed? ? ? ? During the Battle of Luchuan and the pacification of the Southeast, the Ming Dynasty's capital army would never have more than 100,000 troops. If you really know a little bit about the period of Tumu Fort, you will know that there are many shady things, and the Qing Dynasty is really awesome.

In terms of Jiangshan Sheji, Yu Shaobao is unambiguous and has a clear stance; but between the brothers Zhu Qizhen and Zhu Qiyu, it is actually difficult to say which side he will choose. Historically, when Zhu Qiyu was reborn as the crown prince, and later when Wang Zhi and Hu Hui asked for the restoration of Zhu Jianshen as crown prince, Yu Qian was not active; after the "Seizing the Gate Incident", he was no different from other officials and chose to pay homage to Zhu Qi Town and recognized his restoration. Perhaps, he neither sides with Zhu Qizhen nor Zhu Qiyu. If he had to choose a side, he would probably only choose to side with their father, Ming Xuanzong Zhu Zhanji, because Zhu Zhanji was the one who truly had the kindness to know him. Some people may say that Zhu Qiyu was also kind to Qian for promotion and important use, but this argument is actually untenable. After the "Tumubao Incident" occurred, Yu Qian actually became the de facto Minister of the Ministry of War, and only needed the emperor's formal appointment. But he was the one who supported Zhu Qiyu to sit on the throne. It can be said that without him, Zhu Qiyu would not be able to ascend the throne! After Zhu Qiyu ascended the throne, he both relied on him and was wary of him. Zhu Qiyu promoted and promoted Cao Jixiang and Shi Heng, clearly to contain Yu Qian. From Zhu Qiyu's perspective, it is understandable that Zhu Qiyu did this, but it also just shows that there is a gap between the monarch and his ministers. Yu Qian is also a human being, and it is impossible for him to have no grudge against Zhu Qiyu in his heart. When the "gate-stealing incident" broke out, it was actually difficult for Yu Qian to choose his side. From a general point of view, Zhu Qiyu and he were both ministers of the Supreme Emperor Zhu Qizhen. As ministers, they helped another minister Zhu Qiyu lead troops to attack the Supreme Emperor Zhu Qizhen. Yu Shaobao was afraid that he would not be able to do such a thing! From a personal emotional point of view, Zhu Qizhen and Zhu Qiyu were both sons of Zhu Zhanji, Xuanzong of the Ming Dynasty, who was kind to him. He could not help one of Zhu Zhanji's sons to kill his other son!

The comment area is filled with a group of street stall history readers. Really, you are so awesome. Yu Tingyi's character is recognized by history. When it came to the Three Kingdoms, Zhuge Liang was not believed, when it came to the Southern Song Dynasty, it was not believed in Yue Wumu, and when it came to Baozong, it was not believed in Yu Shaobao. One more thing, don't be empiricist, right? It can only be said that some people are treacherous in their hearts, and everyone they look at is treacherous. Look less at the history of street stalls and look less at the nonsense of brick owners. The backbone of the nation, you are not worthy of suspicion, let alone slander.

It's time to finalize the posthumous title for Baozong. Let me go first: Huizong Emperor Xiaoling Du Zong Emperor Xiaogong Xizong Emperor Yang Choose any of the three As for Zhu Qiyu, as a filial son, he should be given a good temple name and posthumous title: Shizong Emperor Xiaojing In the end, I left a controversial posthumous title for future generations to comment on: Zhongzong Emperor Xiaowu

What are you writing about recently? A big move, clamoring to kill the Queen Mother and the Baozong, but in the end no one could kill... To kill the Queen Mother, my father refused to kill me, so I killed the Baozong instead, and my dad immediately stopped me and refused to kill me. How many times have I failed? Hey, if you can obviously kill them all by leading the team, you won't kill them. You have to keep them to cause trouble for the protagonist, and you have to add a set of posthumous name constraints. The protagonist's father doesn't care about his posthumous name and wants to kill the person directly. The protagonist stops him from killing him for fear of tarnishing his father's reputation. Then the protagonist is about to be killed, and the protagonist's father stops him from killing him. Where are you leaving this infinite matryoshka doll? In order to kill those two idiots, does it mean that the protagonist or his father must die first to break the cycle? It's so tiring to watch. If you really want to kill, just kill him. I have no objection. Anyway, you can just explain the logic casually. The hatred is enough. If you don't want to kill, just don't write this plot, okay? The protagonist already has great power and has the upper hand on the physical level, but he can't even kill anyone, and he can't even control the Baozong in the palace. On a small scale, it is about the throne, but on a larger scale, it is about the lives of the protagonist and his family. As a result, the protagonist is hesitant because he is afraid that his father's reputation will be ruined after killing someone... You don't think it is very comfortable to write like this... And judging from the title of your book, you don't want to keep fighting in the palace with Baozong, playing palace fighting with someone who can kill him with just one order, and this seems to be the main line of the book? If that's the case, I really suggest you change it. Or do you want to cleanse the Baozong, let the Baozong wake up and take the route of family happiness?

It's really poisonous. When I was five years old, I always talked to my dad when I spoke. Is this how the author talks to his elders at home?

Damn it. Baozong is not dead yet. The latest chapter means substitute. What are you talking about?

It's been over 600 chapters, and the Baozong is not dead yet. Even though he is about to die, he also explains that he is just a stand-in. I have to say, the author is really naughty, and he just feeds the readers more than 600 chapters of shit. The author is not aware of this at all. In one comment, he said that he is not happy about letting Baozong live and torture him. Haha, it is really strong. He does not kill people who want to be reset again and again, but just feeds them. He also says that the protagonist wants to leave a good name in the history books. If nothing else is said, the protagonist's desire to reform cannot be a good name in the history books. The protagonist's reforms are destined to infringe on the interests of Furu. Is it possible that Furu doesn't want to do everything possible to criticize him and slander him? The author speaks directly when he wants to limit the number of words, and he is honest and upright. Moreover, the author also strengthens Baozong's personality charm and becomes an invisible golden finger that belongs to Baozong alone. I don't think it is worse than this. The author can start a book and write it from Baozong's perspective. I have helped the author think about how to write it. A modern person has just finished reading the author's novel and actually traveled through time and became a Baozong. However, when he was confused, he suddenly discovered that he had a golden finger and had charm that ordinary people could not match... Then he snatched the white carp and killed Zhu Qiyu and tortured Zhu Jianji. If you are interested, just follow the outline of this book. How about it? Is it better than this one?

Kill his mother, kill his father, and expect Zhu Jianshen to help you. The recent content is really too watery. Before the results come out, you can write about the climax one after another. The results have already come out, and you can still write this nonsense for more than ten chapters. Please turn the page quickly and think of some new plots.