After Three Years of Pacifying Liaodong, I Finally Learned I Was the Chongzhen Emperor

Nowadays, there are many novels about people who don't know their identity, or who don't know that they already exist between cow A and cow C, or who don't know that the person they just met is an emperor. It feels quite retarded. I think the most mentally retarded book is the novel about the Ming Dynasty that I taught for five years.

The title of the book is a problem. For three years, you didn't know who you were and you were a fool. For three years, your subordinates didn't suspect that you were a fake. 🐮

Chongzhen is a idiot, a bad emperor

I like this book. It is obvious that they have synchronized thinking. If the Ming Dynasty dies, we will create another one. The countryside will surround the cities. This is reform from the bottom up. There is also Yuan Chonghuan, who thinks the writing is okay. The emperor was the center and gave the generals below the opportunity to perform. Just look at the next battle.

Although it was interesting and attractive at first, I didn't dare to recognize my identity because of the misunderstanding. But it is impossible to happen at all, because the ancients, especially the emperors, would have a large number of seals on their bodies, and they would stamp everything. Not to mention the national seal, emperor's seal, etc., They may be kept by eunuchs (but the documents must also be stamped and shown to the emperor). It is impossible to have less personal seals, and even carry them with you. Moreover, the paintings, calligraphy, memorials, paper fans, toys, etc. In the study were all signed, so it was impossible not to know his identity. Because the emperor's identity is too important

To tell a joke, the emperors of the Qing Dynasty were all Mingjuns and Holy Lords, and the Ming Dynasty emperors specialized in cowardly kings and tyrants.

How can I say that Emperor Chongzhen was a very complicated person in my mind? He was diligent and frugal. The Ming Dynasty's policy of nurturing princes made him just a pig-raised prince of the Ming Dynasty. Although he was born in the royal family, he did not understand the dangers of society at all. He was taught from childhood. Education is all Confucianism, and the thoughts of Zhu Neo-Confucianism in the Ming Dynasty are of no use at all. After reading his events, I read a lot of his life. He was really a very complicated person. He was only 17 years old when he became emperor. The prince who was just waiting to die became the emperor of the Ming Dynasty. His education from childhood to adulthood did not teach him how to be an emperor at all. The teachers around him from childhood to adulthood were all Confucian people. How could a teenager be the opponent of those old fritters? He was deceived. This is normal. I was 17 years old and I was still playing games, but he started his political career. He was too young. Many emperors in ancient history could not rule in person at this age. In addition, the situation in the late Ming Dynasty was chaotic. I don't know who can be trusted and who cannot be trusted, and the situation at the end of the Ming Dynasty can be said to have been very complicated in all dynasties. There are Houjin tigers outside the customs, and there are a large number of peasants in the country who are rebelling against the army. His means and ability are simply not enough to let him To revive the Ming Dynasty, he could only believe in the teachers who taught him since he was a child, because apart from the Donglin Party, he didn't know anyone he could trust. A bunch of people accused him of eradicating Wei Zhongxian of the Jinyiwei Dong Factory, which was wrong, but he was only a teenager. I was harmed by them when I was young. In addition, the image of Confucianism at that time was bright, and I was deceived by them. Of course, I believed in them unconditionally. As a result, the chance of a comeback was completely gone. After that, I could only passively wait for death, and the first shop was big. The ministers changed again and again, but to no avail. He did not flee when facing the rebels approaching the city, but chose to live and die with the city of Beijing. From then on, the last emperor of the Ming Dynasty was gone. The small governments of the Ming Dynasty and the Southern Ming Dynasty fought within themselves, and the Qing army inexplicably conquered the entire world.

What I am talking about below is not this novel, but my personal feelings after reading so many late Ming Dynasty novels. The late Ming Dynasty novels are not good, and I basically don't read them. Think about it, natural disasters, floods, droughts, earthquakes, plagues, even Guangdong has heavy snowstorms in winter. They are all large-scale disasters. A widespread epidemic in Canada. That's really death. These large-scale disasters have not stopped since the Tianqi years. The people below are like this. It would be strange if Chongzhen still raises taxes, coupled with the exploitation by landlords and bureaucrats, they don't rebel. Due to the heavy snow in the north, rats from the Mongolian grassland moved south on a large scale, which brought a large-scale plague.

Chongzhen asked the officials who was the richest? How to make money? The official said that the prince has money, so let's borrow some from him Chongzhen: Let's work hard for the people An official asked the prince to borrow money. The prince seemed to be a vassal prince in Sichuan. The vassal prince pointed to the chair he was sitting on and said: My family doesn't have much money, but this chair was given to my ancestor by Taizu. You can take this chair away. Li Zicheng came and after breaking through, he found more than 100 carts of jewelry, money and food.

Has the book been significantly revised? I can't even connect to the plot, it's just a joke