
The Revolutionary Emperor
革明天子
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 259k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
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What a pity for Emperor Xianzong in history. If he had lived longer, he might have regained the power he lost as a result of his father's death and the fight with Emperor Jingtai for the throne! Unlike Emperor Jiajing, who could only play the civil servants to death within the rules set by the civil service class, he used foreign wars to promote military generals, build factory guards and fight with civil servants, etc., To play the entire civil service class to death! But he died and failed! So you can imagine how bad Xianzong's reputation was later! After his death, his son gave away some of the power he had regained and even more. He was praised by the civil servants. After Wu Zong succeeded to the throne, he could only make a desperate struggle, leaving behind all kinds of absurd reputations!
I saw another historical novel written at the same time, and its description of Qian was summarized as follows: 1. Yu Qian was an honest and upright man, and he made great contributions to the country in defending Beijing! 2. Yu Qian took control of the army in the capital because of the defense of Beijing. However, he did not return it to the emperor, but together with the civilian officials of the Ming Dynasty, he began to establish a system of civilian control of nobles and generals! The pattern of civil and military checks and balances was broken, and the emperor lost power! The general is lowly! 3. What Yu Qian loves most is his name, and what he is loyal to is also his name! Although he could be a powerful minister with his prestige and the power in his hands, he should not let Yingzong kill him in the end to fulfill his name of supreme innocence. It was clear that he helped Emperor Jingtai ascend to the throne, but he sat back and watched Yingzong's restoration! Etc.
I hope that after Zhu Qiyu's death, Zhu Jianshen will directly ascend the throne and not give Zhu Qizhen a chance to seize the throne.
Since Zhu Jianji cannot be retained, why deepen the relationship? Ha... Everyone knows that politics is not a child's play, but the closeness between the protagonist and Zhu Jianji is disgusting and disgusting...
It is better to bring in fewer people from the old class, because the butt determines the brain. It is better to teach a group of children with a blank slate to save trouble than to change the solidified brain.
Hey, revolution, talk nonsense to these natives, kill them
Chenghua was nicknamed "Little Han Wu". I used to think that Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty squandered the prodigal wealth accumulated by his father and ancestors, and was so happy that he went into military warfare. Isn't it just that he didn't overturn Guangshen? The nomadic grassland was far worse than Yang Jian who had only four ounces and a thousand pounds. Later, after reading some information, I realized that I was shallow. It was not unreasonable to call Emperor Qin, Han and Wu together. Han Wu and Song Shenzong were the two sides of reform. The decisive battle between Han and Hungary could only be regarded as a means to achieve the goal. There are many smart people in the world who don't want to offend others, but few people are willing to spend energy to do things. But if you are good to me and everyone is harmonious, what is the benefit to the country? Someone has to do something. Hanwu's reforms have given China another possibility for the route.
Suddenly, I discovered that changing the ancient ideological environment was more difficult than conquering the world. What was even more difficult was to prevent the ideological restoration from turning back the clock. It is difficult to awaken the thoughts of an ancient person. It is too difficult to awaken the minds of the masses of an era. It is even harder to not reverse the trend. It is difficult for a time traveler not to be changed by the times, not to follow the trend, assimilate, wear away the marks of the times, and insist on oneself. It is difficult to turn the ancient people you follow into comrades.
The author entered the palace as a ceremonial supervisor and eunuch?
Setting up a temple for the most incompetent emperor in history and installing the most incompetent emperor in two thousand years is also a warning to the descendants of the protagonist.