The Sun Never Sets Tomorrow, Starting from the Carpenter Emperor

If you want to reform, you have to have money and people, and military power is the fundamental foundation. How can it be possible to do the things that the protagonist does in the book? The Beijing Camp was abandoned in the late Ming Dynasty. How about touching Xungui's cake? Does the protagonist have new troops? Do you still want to use millions of health clinics? You want to fall into the water early, right? Reform is not about treating guests to dinner or playing house.

If you don't have golden legs, just take your time. Don't think that just because you are an emperor, you can do whatever you say. You can only die early if you do this, whether it is falling into the water or dying suddenly

She is a slave, not a slave. A slave is innocent.

The History of the Ming Dynasty and the History of the Qing Dynasty are two of the most unreliable history books in the history of the world. One is widely criticized and the other is widely fanned. Internet novels are more reliable than these two written rubbish.

If you want to reform, you must have allies. You can only take the lead in reforming alone.

After tasting it, you can eat it with confidence! The pace is just a bit fast!

Until the end of the dynasty, such as when Chongzhen was more than 8 years old, it would be very dangerous for the big boss to directly go into battle.

After Zhang Juzheng's reforms in the Ming Dynasty were abolished, there was really no way to save him unless Zhu Yuanzhang was called over. I am not bragging about Zhu Yuanzhang, but I have to brag about Zhu Yuanzhang's ability. I am not saying that Zhu Yuanzhang is awesome at fighting wars and managing internal affairs. I am saying that Zhu Yuanzhang is awesome at cutting off tens of thousands of ministers. He cuts them off as soon as he cuts them off, and he can still make the Ming Dynasty prosperous. Such things are awesome. From Qin Shihuang to Puyi for thousands of years, which emperor cut off so many ministers and still made the country prosperous? And not any emperor can kill ministers on a large scale. Emperor Qin had great achievements, but did he dare to kill ministers on a large scale? No, the heroes of the Qin Dynasty are all meritorious nobles. As long as the Qin Emperor dares to clean up the nobles, the world will immediately be in chaos, and the Qin Dynasty will be over without the death of Qin Shihuang. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty had no problem killing hundreds of people. Let him try killing tens of thousands. The ministers during Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty were all powerful and powerful at the local level. Even if there were a few low-level officials, they were very few. There was no way. Before the Song Dynasty, all officials were rich and powerful people, and Emperor Taizong did not dare to do so. The imperial examinations during Emperor Taizong's period were still anonymous, and the examiners were still people from powerful families. Do civilians want to be officials? Then go to sleep, you will see it in your dreams. Zhao Kuangyin will not talk about it. Zhu Yuanzhang was different. He killed so many ministers without causing any turmoil. He never caused serious losses to the country. Is Blue Jade Chief Li Shan big enough? Is it powerful? Is the prestige strong enough? If you say kill, kill. It's this kind of ability that makes me say that I can only call out Lao Zhu. What I'm talking about has nothing to do with merit, it's all about the ability to kill officials.

Okay~_~, how many Zhu Youjian appear in your article?

The Wind Rises in Jinyiwei is a good book