The Mighty Wanli Emperor

I already have Wanli Xinming and Wanli Youming on my bookshelf, and now I have another Wanli Qiangming. I don't know if it can be better than those two books.

Feng Bao is the weakest link in the Iron Triangle. If he wants to seize power, he must be eliminated first. Then he is just a domestic slave. How do you think of communicating with the emperor internally and externally to monitor him? Loyalty that is not absolute means absolute disloyalty

I think it's good to write it this way. The struggle for power never ends overnight. It's not like the founding period of the People's Republic of China, when dynasties were changing. How could you do whatever you want without any constraints? Those who write about emperors are not qualified if they cannot write about some palace battles and power struggles! In fact, there is really no need to make drastic changes in historical texts. Writing them often leads to loss of IQ! Since ancient times, reforms have required the support of countless people. It is impossible for an emperor to forcefully promote it. At the very least, there must be an imperial party, a collective that can be commanded before we can take action. Otherwise, do we really think that everyone is just an idiot puppet? While writing about countless conspirators who are doing things behind their backs, they are all indifferent to the emperor's big moves. I simply don't know what to think about it! Therefore, unless the emperor is about to be subjugated, it is better to be able to promote things in a subtle and silent way, which is better and more clever! Those who get angry and cause trouble at every turn are all chuunibyou.

The Ming Dynasty is hopeless. Zhu Yuanzhang's setting is that the people of the country will raise the descendants of the Zhu family and famous literati. In the middle and late stages, the number of descendants of the Zhu family and the team of palace maids and eunuchs will increase. The literati will form aristocratic families, the country will go bankrupt, and the people will starve to death. How to save it?

I have read chapter 117 so far. Nurhaci becomes a eunuch and enters the palace! This book is also called "My Father-in-law is Nurhaci"🤪🤪🤪

The best way to travel through Wanli is to wait for the pro-government and Zhang Juzheng's death. At that time, Wanli was only in his early 20s and had a lot of time. Then clean up the harem, take control of the imperial army, and follow Zhang Juzheng's policies. The most important thing is to pass the law and govern the country first. Only when the emperor controls a capable team of direct line officials can he do practical things. I think the reform writers of the Ming Dynasty are still the great emperor of the Ming Dynasty. For more than ten years, they only have a single reform team that can be used. I think this is something that all writers of Ming Dynasty texts should learn from.

The author really seems to think that the death of the Ming Emperor was caused by conspiracy.

It's really not as good as the Wanli next to him, who still knows that food is the basis.

After reading dozens of chapters, I don't feel anything. It's written in ten million words to describe the death of Zhang Juzheng in ten years. He became an emperor. He has decades of thinking and insight, and the plot is as conspiratorial as his road to power. The courtier is bullying people with incomplete thinking and talking nonsense, not their age. Does Ming really have an emperor? He's just an emperor who has no idea what to do, and it's just a matter of going to court.

Wanli is really so aggrieved, and he still ends up with hatred. I am really convinced. If he ends up with hatred, how many emperors will not cry to death?