I Just Want to Be a Quiet, Foolish Emperor

You are such a cruel person! Compare the Ming Dynasty to a company I work in this company and I don't have two days off throughout the year. The money is pitiful. And now when I go to work, I am even asked to pay for food. It is not cheap at first sight. Your company will go bankrupt sooner or later | ू•ૅω•́)ᵎᵎᵎ

Your book is actually a mediocre book, but it has a bit of a heroic attitude! I'm talking about a true hero, not Prime Minister Cao. He is a ruthless man, but he changed too quickly It doesn't look like someone who has just traveled through the past for a short time. Instead, he looks like someone who has traveled through the past for a year or two. You have changed too quickly, and you are a little uncomfortable with it.

After reading a paragraph, the overall evaluation is that it is barely readable. In fact, the first point about matricide was very alien to me at first, but after thinking about it, there are a bunch of errors and omissions in the historical records... I can only say that history is to serve those in power. As for whether it will be gossiped, it is not important. A bunch of readers are saying that the news is suspected, so what if the question is suspicion? Not to mention that there is no physical evidence and the body cannot be examined. If any minister dares to mention it, he will hand the knife to the protagonist. However, a bunch of operations proposed by the protagonist who is short of money later are no different from those of great cleverness. He almost treats the palace as a business group. If he does this, the authority of the imperial court will disappear immediately. The Zhou and Han dynasties spent hundreds of years constantly flaunting their destiny in order to establish the authority of the royal family. Did you not see that the emperors of the late Han Dynasty had fled and there were a lot of old ministers willing to follow them. If a king really emulates the protagonist's behavior, it is estimated that after a few years, the servants will question, you can be the emperor, why can't I? I have tasted the dishes cooked by the emperor's chef, I have tasted the emperor's maids, and I have seen the treasures of the palace. Then I can become the emperor too! But there's not much to say. The author probably doesn't pay much attention to history. In other words, it's a novice article, and it can't even be called a cool article. In his opinion, a "splendid article" is a smart communication in the eyes of people with common knowledge of history. I guess the author thought he had designed the plot very well.

The writing is in line with the introduction, it is consistent to the core, and it is even written, asking Zhu Di to rebel quickly, so that he can be a free prince, but is it okay if you have an IQ of a kindergarten? Zhu Di rebels, even if you become a prince, you will die in two years at most. There are a lot of stupid things, I am too lazy to say it, I can only say that it is very consistent with Tomato.

Taking the initiative to ask for the title of vassal, this is already a foolish emperor. He is even more awesome than the Song Dynasty and the Qing Dynasty Lafayette, and no one can match him. Why does the author think that calling yourself a minister is just a different title? If it was just a name change, Chinese dynasties would still develop a woolly tribute system. If it was just a name, why would there be punishments for vassals - reducing the frequency of tribute and refusing their tribute? . . What about the method of paying tribute? Paying tribute means claiming vassalage. It means putting your land in the name of the other party's account. It is equivalent to applying to become the other party's autonomous region. If the other party agrees to pay tribute, the application is approved. You should understand what the autonomous region is used for.

The two words "Yongle" are scolding Zhu Di Don't take these two words too seriously if you call him a rebel. During the Song Dynasty, Fang La used the reign name Yongle. . .

It's a good book, but some of the plots are very contradictory and even twisted. The protagonist can strangle his own mother to death for power, but he always wants to give way to Zhu Di. I know you want to attract readers by going against routines, but going against routines does not mean schizophrenia.

It would be better to choose these two idiots as the protagonists than the Ming God of War.

The author underestimates the majesty of the normal emperor in ancient times. There are always some ways of getting along with modern people. These ways of getting along are extremely disrespectful. No, it should be a serious crime. It is normal for the ministers to be frightened when they see the protagonist doing this.

The bigger problem is that it doesn't matter how good your proposal is, it depends on how well it is implemented.