Jingtai Fengyun: the First Absurd Emperor of the Ming Dynasty

If you think about why the restoration was so quick in history, first of all, he had no power at all. He was just a puppet emperor, and then there were ministers. On the surface, the royal guards obeyed him, but secretly, the queen mother was still in power, let alone wanting to control the military. Those people just surrendered to you and then disappeared. Without a trace, or secretly, they are their people. The palace and the court are like a big dye vat, full of all kinds of calculations and power struggles. Look at Qin Shihuang from childhood to adulthood, to the return of Qin State, and then to becoming emperor and taking power. Look how much time it took, especially for Taoist emperors. , They were still recommended by the ministers, but the power of the harem is in a vacuum, and no one is holding them back. He only needs to deal with the ministers. The situation is very clear, but your situation is particularly complicated. First, the harem takes power, and then the ministers control the military and political power, but you don't. Some people, Jinyiwei and Dongchang, don't even think about it. As long as the Queen Mother and the others are not defeated, no matter how powerful they are, no one can replace them. Moreover, they won't listen to you at all. There are also those soldiers and horses who don't even think about it. They can't enter the palace at all. They have to get their approval to enter the palace.

In fact, when you become the protagonist through time travel, what you have to do is to make yourself upright and upright, just like the Jiajing Emperor. Just use your mother to have a etiquette debate, but to what extent you have to do it is what you have to consider. As for the Jin Yiwei, there is no need to worry about it. The Jin Yiwei was established to serve the emperor, and the Queen Mother cannot really command it. You cannot touch the civilian officials when you are in power, and the military attachés must be reduced. Queen Mother Sun had nothing to do. The next step is to set up the East Factory and supervise the Jinyiwei. Anyway, the imperial edict says so. As for the extent of supervision, it is up to you. Give the civil servants the power to control the royal guards, and transfer that person (who you trust) to you as a servant. If the power of the civil servants is decentralized to such a large extent, you can ask the imperial power to go to the countryside. The excuse for the imperial power to go to the countryside is to let Yu Qian do the agricultural development planning, or Hu Shangshu (Hu Shangshu is senior, and it is him on the surface, but actually let him speak in the court, you can designate a deputy) Then it is time to use the military attachés, train them in many aspects, ask the military attache's children to study with you or summon them to the palace in the name of training the prince, and go home once a month. Bring the promising ones with you. Huo Qubing and Emperor Wu. Then, the non-legitimate or legitimate sons, who are about 20 years old, are then asked to go out with the army to fight a counterattack. Then he and Wala became in a hostile but weak state, constantly suppressing the military's anger. Third, guide the civil servants to crazily suppress the faction in the army that supports the late emperor. When a case is made, the second son is asked to kill the legitimate son, and then the civil servants of the industrial faction are suppressed to rule, and finally the Jin Yiwei mediates. Finally, Jin Yiwei was used to suppress the civilian forces close to the military. By passing the imperial examination and changing your thinking, you can take the exam for several consecutive years and take the exam "Gongyangzhuan". The most important thing about reforming the promotion system is that the first empress and the empress dowager died of longing.

Give the author a thumbs up! It can only be said that the analysis is powerful, and it can be regarded as clearly expressing the grievances, helplessness and doomed tragic ending of Emperor Jingtai in history. Tear off the Ming Dynasty civil servants a little bit, especially the Sanyang issue. If you can say that Yang Shiqi is a traitor, I give you a thumbs up. Tumubao In fact, Zhu Qizhen was also a victim. His rights were emptied out. The process of gradually taking back power after he became an adult touched the bottom line of the civil servant group - military power. After Zhu Di, the emperor of the Ming Dynasty, whoever used military power would not live long. The scholar-bureaucrats of the Ming Dynasty wanted to restore the glory of the Song Dynasty (basically achieved through civil forts). But Lao Zhu, who was born as a peasant, hated the minister. Only through other means, Jianwen saw the light, but was destroyed by Zhu Di. It was not easy because the emperor was young and ignorant and had the power. How could he give up! So there was the Tumu Fort change. I agree with the author's analysis of Tumubao. Opposing Wang Zhen is a slap in Zhu Qizhen's face. Killing Ma Shun will continue to clean up Zhu Qizhen's forces, and at the same time exclude Zhu Qiyu. The civil servants have won a great victory, and they are laughing at the fighting between brothers. You are fighting to the death, and you need the support of the ministers even more. Wang Zhen, happy Ning, and Cao Jixiang were all dogs released by Zhu Qizhen to fight for their own interests, but they were beaten to death one by one and thrown in front of the emperor. Xianzong is so powerful that he can create a paper mache pavilion! ——The above personal opinion! Read over a hundred chapters in one go, wonderful. Jingtai's best novel so far. I have read a lot of Ming Chuan novels, and most of them couldn't stand it after reading a few chapters, because they are unrealistic and have no regard for selfish desires. In the article, starting anew is the best way. Xianzong's Xichang, Jiajing's great etiquette, and Wanli's struggle for the country are all new battlefields for the emperor and ministers to fight to consolidate their rights! The novel is very good, I hope you will continue to work hard and keep up the good work! (The only thing is the description of the queens and concubines, I just passed it at a faster rate. If you pamper the concubines in this way, if you have a prince, you will also be given medicine. To join the Zhou Hou, I personally think it is not necessary. Zhu Jianshen should be killed, or sealed to Nanyang.)

See how straightforward it is for him to change the prince? Zhu Jianshen had no fault, but Zhu Qiyu actually forcibly deposed him on the grounds that "the father owns the world, and it should be passed down to the son", and even bribed the courtiers for this! He has no political skills of senior masters such as Zhao Guangyi! Zhao Guangyi's accession to the throne was somewhat unfair (Zhu Qiyu's situation was similar to his), so he made a lot of gestures as soon as he ascended the throne, such as naming his fourth brother Tingmei as the governor of Kaifeng (in the Five Dynasties and the Northern Song Dynasty, the crown prince also held the post), naming the sons of the first emperor De Zhao and Defang as kings, and making the children of Taizu and Qin Wang Tingmei and the children of today's emperors be called princes and princesses ( According to the usual practice, when Zhao Guangyi ascended the throne, even the children of the late emperor Zhao Kuangyin had to be renamed "emperor's nephew and emperor's niece", not to mention Ting Mei's children, so this treatment was definitely an unparalleled grace), so as to silence the world, and then gradually use different means to eliminate opponents... In short, Zhao Guangyi can be said to be a top master of imperial intrigues. With Zhu Qiyu's immature political methods, even if he has a son, there is a high probability that it will end in tragedy!

I haven't killed the boss yet.

Originally I was excited when the author mentioned the harem story, but when the author didn't mention the technology tree, I instantly lost interest. You should at least guide it in the direction of technology!

Zhu Qizhen is not very capable, but his son Jianshen's skills are extraordinary. Except for Taizong, the great ancestor of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Jianshen is very capable. Protagonist, I suggest you not to let your son become the emperor, because this emperor just makes his sons fight with each other? Without family ties, choosing to have deep knowledge is different. Can the protagonist develop the ability to have deep knowledge and make him a wise king?

If I were Emperor Jingtai. Why should I clean up that guy's mess? After I cleaned up his mess, he came back again. The most important thing is to choose a concubine and make money. Nothing else matters. As for the Ming Dynasty, it would be fine as long as it does not perish in my generation. The first thing is to move the capital to Nanjing. And the old witch in the harem stabbed him directly when she met him, saying that he wanted to assassinate me. As for Yu Qian, I am not afraid at all. He is a standard Confucian disciple. He is not merciless when it comes to killing people, but he doesn't even have the guts to kill a king. A direct decree asked him to go home and herd the sheep. Not only that, I also want to reform the system. Abolish the imperial examination and change the nine-level Zhongzheng system.

Although the author's novel may have a few flaws, the flaws are not concealed. Both the details and the general direction are fine. The logic is relatively rigorous and self-consistent. I have also read many novels about the Ming Dynasty, but they are generally the kind of ones that build guns and cannons, then organize and train new armies, and then become invincible. Regarding the overt and covert struggles within the Ming Dynasty, secretly The flow was suppressed by force, and it seemed that the other emperors were just like fools who did not want to use force to settle all dissatisfaction. Politics was about compromise. Even the emperor who centralized power could not avoid making mistakes. After all, even Taizu tried his best to praise Hu Weiyong and killed so many people before he dared to depose the prime minister. Zhu Di, on the other hand, moved the capital directly. , He would directly conscript hundreds of thousands of people to go to the grasslands to kill people, and send large ships to the Western Ocean at every turn. The consequences had already begun to show before he died. After his death, the consequences would be endless. It is good to have an emperor who does whatever he wants, but the result is a big problem. The author's idea is more consistent with the stage of the Ming Dynasty. It is precisely when military generals lose power and civil servants are increasingly losing power. When it becomes stronger, there is no need to worry about the fact that there has not been any big turmoil in history. Yu Qian turned the tide. The Ming Dynasty will definitely focus on development. The main plot is in the center. The protagonist will not disappear for a chapter. The plot is all about the protagonist's upheavals in the court. I believe it will not be inferior to other novels in terms of national justice and family sentiments.

Yu Qian can't be considered neutral. If he were neutral, he should send some people to Emperor Jingtai. If he doesn't move, this is a bit like Xiao Liuzi sending him to the Northeast without moving.

Three: In fact, you have not clearly distinguished the enemy. There are three kinds of forces inside. The harem controls the power of the royal guards and the inner palace and is full of their people. The second is that the ministers' rights are divided. What they need is an obedient emperor. All the people who fought in the Ministry of War are dead, but the military power is controlled by the ministers. In fact, the first thing the protagonist has to do is to have his own system to recruit people, money, and intelligence. The most important thing is to completely control the military power in the palace. Otherwise, the emperor's life and death will be determined by them.

Among the historical novels I read, this one written by the author is a weird one. For this type of novel, I either can't stand it or it's good to read. This is a book that I can read but it's very hard to read. Unfortunately, I haven't read any books recently.

I read it in one sitting. Although the 15 Beloved Concubines and the wanton reduction of money and food are too childish, the concept is still quite good. Giving up Yu Qian and giving up the palace is also unique.

The author, in the early Ming Dynasty, without an emperor, the Ministry of War and the Governor's Office of the Five Armies could not move troops, and the Queen Mother did not have that right. This is also the reason why there must be a "supervisor". If there is no supervisor in front, it is a serious crime for the Ministry of War to mobilize troops without permission, and the local army will not listen. This is also the reason why Zhu Qiyu must be the supervisor of the country, not King Xiang, because Zhu Qiyu is in the capital, and he will wait for King Xiang to arrive in Beijing before dispatching troops, and they will all invade the capital first.

Our glorious Ming Dynasty perished at the hands of the corrupt Confucian group headed by the Donglin rebel party, the aristocratic families, the gentry, the remnants of the traitors of the Kong family, the gentry class, the local clan evil forces, and the Shanxi merchants. From the beginning of Zhu Jingmen to the fall of the Ming Dynasty, 90% of the royal family, royal relatives and nobles were moths and rats. {"TopicId":"857653087220662272","TopicName":"Those historical novels that excellently describe the overall situation of the war"}

This heroine became a princess out of nowhere? Is it possible to change it so easily? You originally had a princess and you changed it as soon as you left the house? It's so amazing. Don't civil and military officials need to worry about all kinds of etiquette?

Zhu Qiyu was seriously ill and dying, and he had no son and could not give birth to a son (after having so many concubines, he could not give birth to a boy or a girl in four or five years. He must have lost his fertility like Zhao Gou). In this situation, as long as Yu Qian is not stupid, there is no way he can help him! If you choose neutrality, even if you are liquidated by Zhu Qizhen, you will be vindicated sooner or later, and you can save your family's life (in fact, Zhu Qizhen did not kill his son); if you choose to side with Zhu Qiyu, even if Zhu Qizhen is eliminated, The throne will still fall to Zhu Jianshen. It is very likely that Zhu Qizhen died suddenly and Zhu Qiyu died. In this way, Yu Qian still cannot escape death, and he will be labeled as a traitor and traitor, and his family will be confiscated and exterminated!

I feel that the content is a bit verbose and the progress is relatively slow (key point). The author used to write female videos, right? It feels very similar.

Jingtai is not cruel or hard-hearted enough. Look at how the First Emperor treated Zhao Ji. Let's take a look at how Tang Taizong treated Li Yuan?

Zhu Zhanji's performance during the Yongle period was all pretending to Zhu Laosi. From the time he established the emperor's grandson in the ninth year of Yongle to the death of Zhu Laosi in the 22nd year of Yongle, it was a total of thirteen years. Zhu Zhanji was able to deceive Zhu Di for thirteen years just because he figured out his grandfather's routine.

I have never understood why the protagonist would stay and call for help. It is obvious that letting him die in the hands of Wala is the best solution. Why should we learn from Jiajing? After all, you are the undisputed heir of Xuande. What you should learn from are Li Shimin, Zhao Gou, Liu Xie and other ancestors. As long as you become the only direct bloodline of the late emperor, then you are the only legal heir. In my impression, no one has questioned the legitimacy of Li Shimin, Zhao Gou and Liu Xie's succession.

Why does it feel like the protagonist's character has softened after reading the new chapter? They have rebelled against each other and have no moral integrity, so what else can they say? In the past dynasties, the only way to rebel was to die! ! ! !

While watching the video about the Song and Ming Dynasties [Explanation of Ming Dynasty Difficulties and Miscellaneous Diseases], I feel that his interpretation is very consistent with human nature and interests. It is more in line with the economic base that determines the superstructure, and it is also better able to explain the inconsistent records of the Ming Dynasty.

Lin Xiangyu😍

Or this?😰

Zhu Shoumen🤓

Is there a new group? There aren't many people in the group I added 😰