The Ming Dynasty's Iron-Blooded Grand Secretary

Isn't there usually less pressure from the dynasty? No? The explosion occurs when all factors come together

To be honest, if you traveled through Jiajing or Tianqi, I think you might succeed, but the Wanli Dynasty you traveled through would be a dead end for you. Do you think Zhang Juzheng is iron-blooded enough? But what did Wanli do to her after that? Even if the mother is dead, she will be picked out and whipped. Do you think he will tolerate the emergence of another iron-blooded prime minister? I think you want to die! Emperor Wanli is actually a waste, why do you want to help him? I think as long as it's not Wanli or Chongzhen, I think it's possible for any other emperor to succeed. How about you change it?

Everyone is very concerned about commodity prices and feels that the amount of silver provided to the new army is too high. In fact, the inflation caused by the import of silver in the late Ming Dynasty is higher than that of the modern dollar. First, it is to stabilize the morale of the military and distinguish it from the Ming army. After all, it is trained according to the officer corps Second, after all, it is a feudal army, not an army of the people, and the differentiation of interests is also an important part.

After Zhang Juzheng's death, there is no chance that there will be another one. It's not his family's territory, so why offend so many people? The key is that the emperor added insult to injury😄

Zhang Juzheng, right? After death, didn't he just go back to before liberation?

Anyone who wants to save the Ming Dynasty doesn't want to read it now, and doesn't want to think about what kind of emperor he is?

Shaanxi is a big pit. Li Zicheng and Zhang Zhongxian both had children in northern Shaanxi.

I just want to ask, do you make decisions by tapping your forehead when setting the settings? Chief assistant, are you worthy of joining? Obviously it can be set to be a Jinshi, but you have to donate your life. Do you think it is easy? Doesn't the outline need some refinement? It really means that whether the book is popular or not depends entirely on luck. If it is popular, I am a bad person. If it is not popular, readers are blind.

😅 In my opinion, the Ming Dynasty did not die unjustly. What they hated was only the Manchu Qing Dynasty, a rubbish dynasty, so I was partial to the Ming Dynasty, the last Han dynasty. If you want to achieve real reform, you can only push it all over again. Reform to extend the life of the Ming Dynasty is just a slave in the end. The emperor will let you know what politics is and people are destroyed in one sentence. In history, Shang Yang Wang Anshi and Zhang Juzheng are the future of the protagonist. I really don't see any good consequences for those who have power but not power. If it really comes to this point, even if you don't usurp the throne, you will be forced to usurp it. Should you follow the foolish loyalty of ancient times and be loyal to the emperor first and then your own ass? And then exploit the people with the landlords? Even if you are so idealistic and want to implement a constitutional monarchy, this is undoubtedly cutting off the emperor's rights. As a monster that grows out of rights, you are simply looking for death. Either you die or I fight to the death. If your rights cannot be restricted, it will be useless to change anything. The old fists of the powerful, civil servants and clans will teach you how to behave.

The author repeated too many times when naming the name, so he came up with a name like this in a hurry In fact, he even thought of saving the people of the Ming Dynasty starting from the county magistrate.