I Am the Movie King

What you wrote is too dark, and you take it for granted. You regard your conjecture as an accurate judgment If nothing else, why did the queen poison her own husband? Does she have the means to be Lu Pheasant and Wu Zhao? As you said here, after Feng Bao died, she also knew that she could not protect herself, so why did she poison the emperor's husband who could make her happy? Is it just to let her son be held hostage by civil servants like herself? Let civil servants take their sons hostage to control the government? I don't know what the author has experienced. He imagines history to be so dark and politics is cruel, but don't take it for granted and regard your conjectures as factual basis.

After reading "Houheixue", I came to write self-help essays with conspiracy theories. Changing poems randomly, regardless of whether they rhyme or not. The preface and follow-up of the writing are inconsistent, the logic is confusing, and the real self-pleasure

Is it too dark, not necessarily dark?

The contract is about to be signed, so hurry up and invest.

The writing is like a drama. The characters are fake and meaningless. As enemies, subordinates, and arms, they have no self-interest at all, let alone the fear of life and death. How can Eunuch Feng be so easy to kill? He can do one person better than ten thousand people. He has no brains? Besides, his boss is the Queen Mother.

Regarding the setting of the author Zhang Juzheng participating in poisoning the old emperor, I really feel that it is a bit imaginative! According to the fact that Lao Zhang worked tirelessly for reform in his later period, and pushed ahead without hesitation even though he knew it would offend everyone in the world, would such a person kill the emperor by poisoning him? Moreover, the author also said that when the old emperor was assassinated because of his reforms, what was Zhang Juzheng's motive? So now the author's logic is that Zhang Juzheng wanted to take power and poison the emperor who insisted on reform → Zhang Juzheng wanted to take power for the sake of reform, and even sacrificed the lives of his whole family for the sake of reform. Doesn't the author think there is something wrong with this logic?

The more I look at this, the more chilling I feel. People keep repeating these things.

The writing is really rubbish, the preface does not match the afterword, I wanted to write it in a darker way, and it is written in a petty style, so it is destined not to be popular. I wrote it after reading the history of Douyin.

They said that "This Director is a bit of a rogue" was written by your trumpet?

Li Chengliang made great contributions to establishing the Han Dynasty for our Qing Dynasty. What a shame! ! ! ! ! !

Hurry up and get rid of the moths in the harem. Don't you have any backup plans?

It's good-looking and well-written. It uses the power of the clan. Many little white books don't mention the clan. In fact, the clan is the most powerful force.

The rising Wanli is so powerful, Emperor Wanli! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

The dynasty interest groups that have existed for hundreds of years have long been solidified. Just like modern times, the better dynasties in history include Hanwen, Suiwen, Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, Hongwu, and the early Qing Dynasty. This is the fundamental reason for the failure of the Ming Dynasty's elders to rebel against the Qing Dynasty and restore the Ming Dynasty.

From my personal experience, I quite agree with the author's ideas. Someone doesn't have to have huge benefits to do something, just a little benefit that can be seen by the eyes is enough. Even knowing it is a trap. So many comments tell us that people who are in debt online know that it is a dead end, even if they go to jail, as long as the number of years is in their interests. Before we get caught, there are many people who want to do it. Regardless of whether it's bad or not, it's obvious enough that Xiaozong's family is illogical. An emperor without a woman is just a queen. And then almost died. The son became the emperor, his life was better, but he died, and the son simply died. There is a biological mother guarding the harem. Just look at this logical behavior and see that it is unreasonable.

I have read a lot of novels about the Ming Dynasty. This novel explains things about the Ming Dynasty clearly. Many people think it is dark and self-explanatory. Haven't you read Chinese history? How many fathers and sons kill each other, mothers and sons kill each other, isn't it bloody enough? Could it be that only the Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, Tang Dynasty, Five Dynasties, and Yuan Dynasty had royal infighting, but not the Ming Dynasty? The emperor of the Ming Dynasty, Jianwen, was the power of the southern civil servants (who wanted to restore the Song Dynasty's good wishes of civil servants co-ruling the world). He failed during the Yongle period, but the northern (military generals) won. (Why Yongle didn't move the capital, think about it) ——-Tumubao civil servants won (because Sanyang had basically emptied the emperor), and it was not until Zhu Jianshen that the emperor of the Ming Dynasty was stabilized. Why is it that the "Paper Pavilion Elder" is not that the emperor is more powerful, but that the imperial power has been strengthened. As a result, as soon as Concubine Wan Gui died, the emperor died. (Concubine Wan Guifei and Hakka were almost the emperor's protectors, so they could gain the emperor's trust) ——Wuzong fell into the water and died because he came into contact with military power (because with military power, it is possible to overturn the table, and the civil service group will never let the emperor touch military power. Whoever touches military power will die). Before the emperor died, he wanted to change the imperial doctor. What a reasonable request, but Yang Tinghe refused to change him. The emperor doesn't even have the right to change his imperial physician? ——Jiajing, take a closer look at Jiajing's reforms (available on Baidu) and see how many things Jiajing did that offended vested interests. Don't always just look at Jiajing's practice of Taoism and his failure to go to court. Look at how many fires broke out during the Jiajing period, and the emperor could be assassinated while sleeping. Why use Yan Song? Because he works for the emperor. Why did Yan Song fall? Because he failed to seize the throne (King Jing became a vassal and died), so he must fall. There is no such thing as corruption and party formation. That minister is not corrupt and does not form party affiliations. No matter how corrupt there is, the Xu family is corrupt. ——- Wanli was obviously ill and his legs and feet were not good. (The emperor has been ill for a long time, and there are no records of such big things. They are all about lazy administration. It's not that the bones of Dingling were dug up, but we don't know that.) It is not convenient to go to court. Unless he is lazy, how can he win the three major disputes? He said he loved money, but he didn't love money. He used the money he had to support the war, but his good son gave money to the border troops. It is said that he does not replace officials, why should a bunch of mediocre officials do it? If Wanli is not replaced, Wanli will not be as stable (the price of goods in ancient times can best reflect the level of governance). The most cowardly emperor of the Ming Dynasty was Ming Xiaozong (even worse than Song Renzong. The only time he threatened to release the eunuch Wang Zhi was only to be investigated by civil servants for cheating in the imperial examination), the second was Emperor Longqing, the third was Zhu Changluo (the time was too short, and he had not seen it yet, so he could only be ranked third), and the fourth was Zhu Qizhen, because Zhu Qizhen worked hard and struggled, although he failed twice. The above are all incompetent people in my opinion. He is a good man, not a good emperor. The reason why there is Donglin Party is because of the division between north and south. (There is no Taishan Society now. In fact, it is of the same nature. Think about the influence of these people in today's society, let alone ancient times. You can't think about it in detail. It is too scary to think about the Donglin Party in ancient times.) China has been divided between the north and the south since the Five Dynasties. In the Southern Song Dynasty, Qin Hui could say "Southerners return to the south, and northerners return to the north." You know that the gap between the north and the south is very deep. The last people to wait in the Yuan Dynasty were the southerners. Why? Or is it the division of the North and the South? If we look at the North-South List case in the Ming Dynasty, the Weaving Bureau officials of the Qing Dynasty (monitoring the south), "The Biography of Erchen", and the Southern Revolutionary Party in the late Qing Dynasty, we can see that the opposition between the North and the South is very serious. They are simply incompatible and there is no country or nation at all. That is, during the Republic of China, with the invasion of the West, the national concept was slowly formed after studying abroad. The above is purely a personal opinion and is full of speculation.

It's a good job. I'm tired of watching the machinations. It's good to watch something simple and crude!

It's a pretty good novel. After reading it, I couldn't read other novels about time traveling and becoming an emperor. There are many novels that are so popular even without immortality cheats. Maybe it's the protagonist's halo that makes people afraid to start. This is so reasonable, no empire, no imperial power, all stand aside in the face of survival. One day when you get tired of it and want to travel again, it's never too late.

They say it's too dark, why don't I think it's too dark? It is not impossible that the real history is crueler and darker than this. It's really depressing, but even the founding emperor can't do whatever he wants, and it's not like there are any cheats.