Ming Dynasty: the First Sword After Ascending the Throne Is to Kill the Supreme Emperor First

I came in here wanting to read some reviews of the book, but it was an eye-opener. It turns out that Yu Shaobao deserved to die in history, so Liu Bei should not have been left alone, Baidi City directly gave Zhuge Liang death, and Yue Fei deserved Fengbo Pavilion. No wonder Cai Jing and Yan Song were so popular in history.

The generals no longer kneel, but the civil servants still kneel, and their status is higher than that of the civil servants. Who can suppress them? Too taken for granted. People are greedy and wait for the backlash. Especially if a general has soldiers, no matter how high his status is, no amount of balance will be of any use. The rebellion of one general can break all the balancing systems.

As long as Yu Qian does not touch the military power in the later period, it is okay to make him a national scholar, similar to Wei Zheng, but once he still has military power, it is best to find an opportunity to do so. When the world is in chaos, it is a great good thing to have people who are loyal to the country, but when the world is unified and the throne is at risk, Yu Qian is the biggest uncontrollable factor. No matter how you praise him after death, it is a good thing, but living is not a good thing but a bad thing! Unless the throne is stable and there is no risk of change!

Do those who shout to kill Yu Qian put themselves into the protagonist and think that they are a waste? Other than that, I really can't think of any reason to kill Yu Qian.

Come tomorrow, Yu Qian will definitely kill him. You can't hold your head high if you don't cut off the nobles, and it was Yu Qian who started the chaos in civil affairs. Since Yu Qian, civil servants have suppressed generals and emperors. It is almost like the Song Dynasty. Only heroes are called out outside the Donghua Gate, and military generals are like pigs and dogs. Moreover, if you look at the history of the Ming Dynasty, the good emperor is the one who doesn't care about anything in the palace, and the others are stupid emperors. This is very strange, and the truth that Chongzhen finally understood could actually be used during Zhu Qiyu's period. Civil servants cannot be trusted because there are bad people inside. It can be said that the two most famous officials in the Ming Dynasty died unjustly. It can be said that Yu Qian and Zhang Juzheng each started a trend of civil servants chaos in government. But that's not to say how bad they are. They have also done a lot of great things. It's just that they are comfortable, they are all famous ministers, and they all have a good reputation. They don't care about the rest, typically after I die. A similar case occurred in the Han Dynasty, namely Huo Guang, the younger brother of Huo Qubing. If you regard Huo Qubing and Feng Langjuxu as your idol among military generals, then among civil servants, Huo Guang is definitely much more popular than Huo Qubing. Huo Guang abolished the emperor and did everything. If the succeeding emperors were not really powerful, I would not think that the ten permanent servants in the Han Dynasty would be able to get up. They will be crushed to death by the civil service group. So, if you want to be a minister, then Huo Guang, Yu Qian and others will be your benchmark, especially Huo Guang. Once you reach that level, you will be the pinnacle of ministers. But if you are an emperor, then it is better to kill these people as soon as possible. If they don't kill you or your son is a little worse, then the civil servant group will not be able to be suppressed. After all, not all officials are just for fame. After all, a poor family is a family, and an aristocratic family is a family. There are quite a few aristocratic families in the civil service group, and there are still a lot of rebels in the Ming Dynasty. The White Lotus Sect and Shanxi merchants are all super rebels. Especially the White Lotus Sect is a mess. It was not beaten until modern times, and it has always been a scourge. He's not like the Yellow Turbans, he's a real scourge.

We are reading a time travel story, so we should know that neither Yu Qian nor Zhang Juzheng will rebel, and as long as you show that you have the ability of Hongwu and Yongle, then Yu Qian and Zhang Juzheng should not be a stumbling block for you, but should be your help. The fundamental reason why they were so tough in history was that the emperor was not good, but now, the time traveler is the emperor, and he has iron-blooded skills. I don't believe that Yu Qian and Zhang Juzheng will still be so stubborn and will seek death.

The comment section is so funny This is the first time I saw readers trolling Yu Qian in the Ming Dynasty novel comment section, and they were all in groups. Yu Qian fought to defend the capital for the sake of the Ming Dynasty, and he faced foreign enemies. How to help in the Seizing of the Gate incident, and who to help? The others were brothers and father and son, and the emperor was childless and terminally ill. After all the hard work, the throne still fell into the lineage of Zhuqizhen. All Yu Qian can do is do nothing

Queen Wang has no son of her own, so she objects to other people's sons becoming crown princes.

This book is not going to be popular anymore, the book review section is so violent, I just passed by and read the review section and lost the desire to read the book. What do you want when your country is destroyed and your family is destroyed? There is my teacher at the head of Xizi Lake. The sun and moon hang in the family's tomb, and half of the world is in the Yue family temple. Compared with Yue Fei, this is a Ming Dynasty poem. Yu Shaobao's reputation is evident, and he is regarded as a representative of loyal and pure ministers. When writing a book, it is best not to touch this kind of character easily. If you write it crookedly, you will definitely be criticized. Look at Fu Han's treatment of Lu Bu. He directly traps and kills him at the end. Lu Bu's villainous behavior and double-dealing are all described in the plot. There are still some readers who think it is too much, not to mention Yu Shaobao who "want to remain innocent in the world"? I read the author's comments in the book review area. I suppressed literature and favored martial arts. For most readers, this is politically correct, but I feel that the author went too far. Are you really not afraid to fast forward to the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms? Whether it is the number of likes or comments from readers, at present, very few support the author. In fact, it is recommended that the author write fantasy, fictional or other, even if it is to add a layer of martial arts skin, it is better than writing history directly. Readers of historical novels are still relatively rigorous, and free-spirited writing is not good. PS. There are some angry comments from readers that cannot be read at all. Why can't Qidian have a blocking function?

How should Yu Qian arrange it? The Yi clan should still be killed 😏. Being disloyal to the emperor is terrible. I feel uneasy. Zhu Qizhen also has to arrange the killing well without Moji.

In ancient times, there was a lot of brains to improve the status of soldiers. You will be given a yellow robe in minutes. Not to mention ancient times, even in highly developed modern times, the extremely perfect various systems do not dare to improve the status of soldiers. Which military boss do you think has a sense of presence? The most intuitive thing is to look at the seats at a meeting a while ago. You are looking at how the most powerful and beautiful country in the world treats its soldiers. To put it bluntly, no matter what the system is, soldiers must be restricted.

After reading the comments, I found that most of them were trolling Yu Qian and Zhang Juzheng. I just wanted to say, when you trolled, could you put yourself into the scene at that time? If you are the emperor at that time, but you cannot have a God's perspective, first of all, Zhu Qiyu, he is just an idle prince who travels around, eats and drinks, and knows nothing about the political affairs and military affairs in the court. He has never thought of becoming an emperor. So if he does not decentralize military politics at this time, what can he do? Are you waiting to commit suicide? For Yu Qian, when the new emperor ascends the throne, he doesn't understand anything. What about the Queen Mother Sun? He only wanted to exchange gold and silver for his son, even at the expense of Ming Dynasty's interests. Then at this time, Yu Qian could only toughen up and resist the imperial power, otherwise Ming Dynasty would die at this time. And when Jingtai becomes seriously ill, will he have a son to inherit the throne? Therefore, he had no way to stop the orthodox restoration, because even if he stopped it, it would still be the orthodox son who finally ascended the throne, so Yu Qian would still die in the end, and when Zhang Juzheng came to the throne, Emperor Wanli was still a young son, and at this time, Zhang Juzheng was implementing reforms because the treasury had no money. If he was not tough at this time, then the reforms would definitely not be able to continue, and it is very likely that the Ming Dynasty would be finished. So what do you think we should do?

Nowadays, those who write novels treat Yu Qian as a saint because of emotional reasons. In fact, the real situation was not only that Zhu Qizhen killed Yu Qian as soon as he was restored to power, but Zhu Qiyu also suppressed Yu Qian. Because after Yu Qian changed the three major battalions into the tenth regiment battalion during the Beijing Defense War, the military power of the capital has always been in Yu Qian's hands, and he has no intention of returning it. This led to the fact that when Zhu Qizhen was restored, no one among the nobles and nobles came to help Zhu Qiyu. The reason was that the military power lay in the hands of civil servants such as Qian, and the nobles and nobles had been suppressed in the Jingtai Dynasty. Why should you help Zhu Qiyu? So if you want to write about Zhu Qiyu, don't write about Yu Qian too high. I really can't imagine why a powerful minister who holds on to the military power that belongs to the emperor is so highly praised.

I don't think it's a good thing to let the ministers beat Ma Shun to death. Ma Shun must die, but not by the ministers. After beating him to death, he not only challenges the imperial power, but also proves that you can't protect your own people. There will be no royal guards and eunuchs to work for you in the future, and then he is beaten to death by the ministers. Ma Shun's death must be done by the emperor.

In fact, I think many authors who write about sitting on the throne don't think about who they are. Can you do a good job if you are given a positive attitude? I have really been harmed by the modern poisonous chicken soup. The stage is as big as my heart is. It's too natural for different people to achieve different results when executing the same thing.

I don't understand why you write this kind of time-travel novel? You are so fucking rational and think you are awesome at playing politics. You are so fucking powerful. If you really knew how to play politics, would you be such a dick in modern times? You pretend to be a coward, and you will do it for military power in the future. You are a fucking modern person, and you still think about your posthumous reputation. It is ridiculous. If you are obedient, you will keep it, if you are disobedient, you will be killed. You can't play with those big bosses in ancient times. You can play in a county. Even if you are approved, you are still a central boss. Who do you think you are?

If you think the Ming Dynasty is not good, go and build it. If you think the frontier army is not good, go kill good people and take credit. If you think the Jingying camp is not good, go and eat free money. If you think Jiajing is not good, then go and be Yan Song instead of blindly abusing, slandering and complaining. If you are active in Wanli, you will not fish. The place where you stand is the Ming Dynasty. Whatever you do, the Ming Dynasty will be like it.

I've seen a lot of people saying that Yu Qian shouldn't die. To be honest, why shouldn't he die? He is indeed the number one contributor to the restoration of the Ming Dynasty. No one denies this, including when he was killed. Many people complained about him. You like the empress dowager who is called Emperor Men so much. The empress dowager who helped him restore his throne. His own prince. Many of his own heroes complained about him. , He has nothing wrong with Yu Qian. It is true that Zhu Qiyu's descendants are dead, and the prince is the son of the Supreme Emperor, but this is not the reason for Yu Qian's actions. Why shouldn't he die if he causes all his family and friends to suffer? Whether it is merit or demerit, his merit has been rewarded. To be honest, there are so many people who oppose Zhu Qizhen's killing him, but if Zhu Qiyu kills him, no one dares to say that he is wrong. There is a saying that is good, I can give it to you, but you can't snatch it. This is especially true for the inheritance of the throne. Yu Qian can arrest the person and hand it over to the emperor. , Even the emperor could not be in charge of the country and asked the prince to supervise the country, but the only thing he could not do was to sit back and watch what happened on the side of seizing the door! Don't use any psychology to determine whether something is good or bad. The world never punishes crimes with ideas, and everything is done based on the consequences. Yu Qian's reason was that he didn't want to sit back and watch the world become chaotic. What happened later? All the energy accumulated during the Jingtai years was completely destroyed. If it weren't for Zhu Qizheng's attempt to depose the prince, it failed. Zhu Jiansheng, who succeeded him later, because the manager was indeed a good problem, gave Ming Dynasty a breath of fresh air. , It can be said that Yu Qian continued to play for Ming Dynasty. That tone is over again

You have to understand that the power of the emperor in the middle and late Ming Dynasty was not that great. The emperor needed the support of ministers to secure the throne. In ancient times, ability was not very important. What was important was birth. So his brother was trash. His brother was also an orthodox emperor. He would not abdicate when he became emperor. His brother is not greedy for the throne, so he can't give it to him. If he gives it to the whole family, he will die of illness. No one can tolerate him. Since ancient times, if you don't fight for the dragon, you will die, and if you don't fight for the dragon and sit on the throne, you will die. If you sit on the throne, you won't be given. So in ancient times, wasn't it often said that there is no day in the sky? So he is very capable, but his throne will be unstable unless his brother dies, because there are always people (the royal family and ministers of the clan) who will support his brother. Wasn't he just tricked to death by Yu Qian in the end? (He gave all the military power to Yu Qian, but Yu Qian ignored him)

This stinky book review section is really speechless. How many people are hating Yu Shaobao? Or one nest after another? The anti-intellectual education of the enemy agents is very successful. Will Marshal Heiyue be the next step?

When a soldier dies in battle, the first thing the flies see are his flaws and scars. They sip and squeal, feeling proud and thinking he is more heroic than the dead soldier. But the warriors have died in battle and no longer come to fight them off. So the flies began to chirp more and more, thinking that they were immortal sounds, because their perfection was far superior to the warriors. Indeed, no one has ever discovered the shortcomings and wounds of flies. However, a warrior with shortcomings is still a warrior, and a perfect fly is just a fly. Go away, flies! Although it has wings and can still camp, it can never surpass a warrior. You insects!

The average chapter subscription for this book is only over 700. In mid-September, the latest chapter dropped to 20 or 30 subscriptions. After hesitating for half a month, I felt heartbroken and had a heart attack. For readers who are concerned about the lack of ending, the writer here advises caution. A new book about tomb robbing has been published. Friends who are interested can read it. PS: Actually, I also want to finish writing the story, but my grades are too bad and I can't keep going for just a few cents a day. Please forgive me.

Loyalty to the king and patriotism, the king comes first. Lord of Heaven and Earth, personal teacher. Those gangsters don't use modern theories to refute things from the feudal era. Home world. Are you still thinking about eating inside and outside? You are a big capitalist, and then your CEO thinks you are a vampire, and ordinary people are suffering too much. I want to kidnap you morally. How do you do it? Everyone hates corrupt officials, but they work hard to take exams. Wang Shuo once said, you don't hate injustice, you just hate yourself for being in an unfair position.

Now everyone attributes the defeat to Wang Zhen, and I have my doubts: 1. Wouldn't the civil and military forces of the Manchu Dynasty and the emperor be sufficiently prepared for such an important imperial expedition? 2. An adult like Wang Zhen, who has been in power for such a long time, would be so childish since he insists that the emperor personally conquer the country? 3. Wang Zhenhui would give random orders without asking the generals after the war suffered a setback? 4. Above, does Wang Zhen have such ability to cover the sky with one hand? 4. History books are written by civilian officials. After this defeat, civilian officials began to take control of the military. Suspicion 1: Someone in the DPRK is colluding with the captives; 2. There is a gap in the army; 3. The rear is delaying the supply of food, grass and ordnance, which may be intentional or due to laziness.

It's been over a hundred chapters and the God of War is still not dead,? Didn't you say you were dead at the start?

Now I feel like vomiting when I read novels about the Ming Dynasty. The Manchu Qing Dynasty compiled a pseudo-Ming history for 94 years, which confuses black and white. Yu Qian actually became a loyal minister, so who initiated the Tumubao incident? Ha ha

Why haven't you poisoned Queen Mother Sun yet? Historically, the origin of Zhu Qiyu's son was very confusing. It was probably the Empress Dowager Sun who caused the trouble. This ruthless man was wandering around the harem. Can the protagonist sleep? If you don't kill her, you should at least put her under house arrest... Empress Dowager Sun was poisoned and Zhu Jianshen sealed the king to the border area or Taiwan, which is far away. There are no natives in Taiwan who can occupy it.

The more noisy you are and the more you want to read it, I won't read the comments.

On the border between the Ming Dynasty and Goryeo, the Ming Dynasty's attempt to restore the old boundaries of the Liao, Jin, and Yuan Dynasties was resisted by Goryeo. The Goryeo Dynasty killed officials who arrived at Tielingwei and "recruited elite soldiers from eight ways" to invade the Liaodong Peninsula in 1388. Just when the two sides were about to fight, the situation changed. In 1392, Goryeo general Yi Chenggui led his army back to Pyongyang, overthrew the rule of the Goryeo Dynasty, and established the "Lee Dynasty". In 1392, Li Chenggui proclaimed himself a vassal to the Ming Dynasty, and submitted "North Korea" and "Hening" as reserve country titles to Zhu Yuanzhang for ruling. As a result, Zhu Yuanzhang, who knew only a little about history, directly gave the name "North Korea" to Li Dynasty. He said, "The title of Dongyi is the most beautiful of Korea." Since then, the histories of North Korea and South Korea have been mixed together, and many people, including South Korea themselves, are confused about the histories of North Korea and South Korea. Although the Li Dynasty ostensibly surrendered to the Ming Dynasty, in fact it still competed with the Ming Dynasty for land in the Northeast. At that time, Zhu Yuanzhang focused his main energy on dealing with the Mongols, so he was tolerant of the surrounding small countries. Therefore, he ordered the 30,000 Guards and Tieling Guards to be moved to Liaodong, which was equivalent to giving up the land along the Yalu and Tumen Rivers. Not only that, Zhu Yuanzhang also promulgated the "Ancestral Instructions of the Emperor Ming Dynasty", which listed 15 "countries without conquest" and prohibited his descendants from attacking 15 surrounding countries. These 15 countries include North Korea, Xiaoliuqiu Kingdom (Taiwan), Daliuqiu Kingdom, etc. For Zhu Yuanzhang, "The barbarians in all four directions are limited to mountains and seas, and are isolated in a corner. The land they obtain is not enough to provide supplies, and the people they obtain are not enough to command." Indeed, from the perspective of the farming dynasty, the surrounding lands were remote and wild lands, which were useless lands and should not be regretted. Later, the descendants of the Ming Dynasty took the "Huang Ming Ancestor Instructions" as their creed, abandoned all the "barbaric lands" they could give up, and hid in the Great Wall to sing and dance in peace. History is such a coincidence that the land Zhu Yuanzhang gave up happened to be the land where the Jurchens lived in Jianzhou. The Li Dynasty sent envoys to negotiate with the Ming Dynasty. They misinterpreted the geography of the Liao and Jin Dynasties and made unreasonable claims that the Jurchen tribes here originally belonged to North Korea. Emperor Yongle did not think to check the geographical records of Liao and Jin Dynasties, so he said, "The land of Korea is also within my territory. How can I call it Yan? I hereby grant my permission." In this way, Emperor Yongle generously gave the "Ten Virgins True" to Li Chao. From then on, the border line between China and North Korea became the Yalu River-Tumen River. The reason why Goryeo and the Li Dynasty wanted to annex the "Ten Virgins" was not only their desire for land expansion, but also their ambition to command the Northeast. The monarchs and ministers of the Li Dynasty knew very well that "Oduoli are descendants of the Jin Dynasty". If they could control them, they would surely be able to command the Jurchen tribes in the Northeast and complete their ambition to conquer Northeast China. The Changbai Mountain in the area where the "Ten Virgins" event is held is the sacred mountain of all ethnic groups in the Northeast. If the Changbai Mountain can be controlled, it will also have a certain religious influence on the ethnic groups in the Northeast. In 1453, Li Chengyu, the general who guarded the "Ten Virgins" openly proclaimed himself the "Emperor of the Great Jin", and his ambition to annex the Northeast was fully revealed. The Ming Dynasty gave up large swaths of land and ended up shooting itself in the foot. Because of North Korea's northern invasion, most of the ten virgins chose to move inland. They merged in the Suzi River area of ​​​​Liaodong to form the Jianzhou Sanwei, known as the "Jianzhou Jurchens" in history. The Jurchens in Jianzhou were able to live here, and they obtained flatter and warmer land. Their farming progressed, and the tribute trade with the Ming Dynasty became smoother. They accepted more Central Plains culture, and their strength continued to expand. In the end, the Jianzhou Jurchens unified the Northeast and rebuilt "Dajin", the predecessor of the Qing Dynasty. At this time, the end of the Ming Dynasty was coming.

Is Yu Qian a hero? If we look at the requirements of ancient people, Yu Qian must die. The Master of Heaven and Earth is a close disciple, but Yu Qian is not loyal to his master, and his master's life is not saved. It's like you hired a butler and asked him to help you take care of everything at home. When a robber came in, the butler pretended not to see it. What he's saying is that you two are brothers, and it doesn't matter who lives or dies. In this case, no matter who becomes the head of the family, Yu Qian will die. The only fault was that he failed to save Emperor Jingtai's life in seizing the door. This was the greatest disloyalty in ancient times, saying that one was loyal to the Ming Dynasty and loyal to the people. Sorry, he is a sealing bureaucrat. Don't call him that great. And don't compare him with Yue Fei or Zhuge Liang. What dynasty was Yu Qian in? What kind of history did these two live in? To put it mildly, even if they just returned to Nanjing. There is nothing we can do about Ming Dynasty first. This is what the Ming Dynasty literati praised. If you were a Ming Dynasty literati, you would also praise Yu Qian. Because from now on, military power will basically be in the hands of literati. If you are a literati, you will not pursue him. The fault lies in Jingtai getting it to such a high position. He pretended not to see the disguise of seizing the door, and did not say anything about the two brothers fighting for the family property. Emperor Yingzong had so many people helping him, so who brought you up? It was Emperor Jing who brought you up. Therefore, Yu Qian's death was not unjust. Emperor Yingzong would not kill anyone after he rose up. You ungrateful thing. What happened in the end when Yingzong traveled to the north? Judging from the outcome, the civilian officials used this war to gain military power in the Ming Dynasty.