Ming Dynasty New Wanli

You are a petty person, you are a prince, and you still go into business. Even if you do well, will you be rich enough to rival the country? Since you become a prince, you should focus on power and governing the country. If you are an official or a farmer, doing business is indeed good, but should you pay attention to your identity? The entire country is like its own company. Do you understand your company now?

The title of the book is New Wanli. Since it is the Wanli Dynasty, I have to mention Zhang Juzheng! I know that many people admire Zhang Juzheng very much. He said that Zhang Juzheng extended his life for the Ming Dynasty for 50 years. I would like to say that Zhang Juzheng, a feudal scholar-official, was a minister for the stability of the imperial power rather than for the people of the world. They were just ideal, ambitious, and willing to lose some of the interests of the scholar-officials to maintain the stability of the Ming Dynasty. However, most of the gentry officials were not willing to lose at all and wanted more benefits. Therefore, he cleared the land, rectified the official administration, only hired obedient people, and excessively suppressed the officials, which caused the interests of most officials to be damaged and led to collapse. Everyone disliked powerful ministers. The emperor didn't like it, and the ministers didn't like it either. They all hit it off and killed Zhang Juzheng. Don't say that those who betrayed Zhang are all bad people. Many of Zhang's practices were indeed excessive in the eyes of feudal literati! You must not portray Zhang Juzheng as a person who is dedicated to the public and has no selfish interests. A whipping law cannot be implemented nationwide. Even if it is implemented nationwide, taxes must be paid in kind and in money. Otherwise, the people will have no pricing power, and the cashier will be exploited one more time. Moreover, the development of the north and the south in the Ming Dynasty was unbalanced. People in the north had less silver, while people in the south had relatively more silver. Don't think I'm belittling Zhang Juzheng, he's also highly respected! In the plot, we see antiques being auctioned. In fact, businessmen in the Ming Dynasty may not have exposed their money to the court. Businessmen today are different from businessmen in ancient times! Although the merchants of the Ming Dynasty were considered a relatively prestigious dynasty, don't spend millions of silver at every turn, silver is very valuable! Just look at the price Yan Shifan paid for selling his official position. Many officials only paid a few hundred taels of silver. Looking at Yan Song, the chief minister of the Ming Dynasty for more than 20 years, how much cash he paid for confiscating his house. Also, people are affected by the environment, and talents can also be cultivated. Otherwise, if Zhang Juzheng dies, who can take over the task of change? The emperor can never be on the front line in everything! But don't follow Chongzhen's example and treat ministers as scapegoats! Let's talk about Hai Rui: Zhang Juzheng cannot compare to Hai Rui in loving the people of the world. I see many people like Zhang Juzheng and belittle Hai Rui. I hope the author will not satirize him even if he does not write about Hai Rui. It is not easy for such a person who has been consistent throughout his life to be truly loyal to the emperor, speak out for the people, and practice the words of the saints, let alone stand alone in a feudal society! (I'm really glad that the author does not have the yin and yang of Hai Rui. He is young and thinks that people like Hai Rui are greater than Zhang Juzheng. Because the elders may not care about the shitty people's affairs, or they may not be on your side, but if the mayor or county magistrate can do practical things, the unfairness of their own lives can be changed immediately) I would like to praise that the author's writing is good. Come on! (Personal opinion, there must be something wrong with it, I'm just sharing my thoughts after reading it)

As the future emperor, the protagonist actually has thoughts about his stepmother, Empress Chen, who is like an owl and has no conscience!

There are a lot of things written about Zhu Yijun. You, the eldest brother, who wrote about his early death are a bit new.

Even if she is a woman, she has to write a few beautiful and elegant sentences from the perspective of the protagonist, regardless of whether she is the protagonist's aunt or cousin. Does the author want to portray the image of a sex demon?

Selling movies in the mourning hall is too much. The day after the death of the main character's grandfather, they conspired to do business in the mourning hall. Children under six years old have to worship you as their teacher.

Judging from the author's description, the protagonist has evil intentions towards Queen Chen! Something is wrong. Could it be that Queen Chen wants to change her name, change her identity, and marry the protagonist?

After reading a little historical data, I wanted to write a serious novel about palace politics, which was a bit taken for granted. There are only a few words in the historical data. If you combine it with your own experience in the 21st century, it will naturally be full of poisonous points. I won't talk about the rest, but let's just talk about the opening of the first episode. In the morning and evening, you touch your stepmother's little hand and knead it. That's it, you have nothing to do with the throne. Don't talk about competing with the people for profit and doing business with women. You are in self-exile.

After reading dozens of chapters, if I understand correctly, I want to revise it from top to bottom. It's not that I'm looking down on people, but the author can't write at that level. Playing politics with a bunch of old foxes. If you don't even know that you are being played around, it is better to start a new way, externally, use your monopoly power to develop new monopoly industries. Internally, he acts as a referee in government affairs. At the local level, he promotes a large number of censors (in the later stage, he can also get rid of the censors who collect money to kill donkeys and eat meat). He uses laws, filial piety, etc. To attack wealthy families, and also kills princes and clans. Although these old routines are a bit boring, they are better than writing historical time travel stories into The Riddler's political struggle stories.

Why do you feel like this protagonist is having an affair with his mother?

I have always felt that as a member of the royal family, doing business and making inventions, which is the favorite thing of time travellers, is really not the right thing to do. I can only say that I still don't understand what real rights are.

In view of the comments from book friends, and in some places it is said to be very poisonous. I specifically wrote these points in the comment area, which can be regarded as a detoxification for book friends who have read this book and those who have not. Let me explain by the way. As for the future, as the plot of this book develops, there will be other poisonous points, I don't know. If there is, wait until the time comes and hang it out. That's why we have this time (1). The servant will try his best to pay attention and not appear again (2). Currently, book friends are concerned about two poisonous points. The first one, Queen Chen. Second, do business and open a women's club. After reading the comments from book friends, I deeply realized that these two areas were indeed not handled well. In fact, it should be more obscure, not so straightforward, and waste so many words. But overall, even if these two points are ignored, they will not affect the plot. First of all, let's talk about the first poisonous point: Queen Chen. When I originally conceived this book, the opening chapter actually opened the eyes, not the current death of Jiajing. Since he opened his eyes, the first person he saw was Princess Chen in the servant's mind. At that time, Zhu Yiyi did not know his identity or the identity of Princess Chen. All I know is that there is a beautiful girl in front of me. She is astonishing at first glance and will last for thousands of years. Then, after knowing the identity of Princess Chen, there are some things that can only be hidden. The reason why book friends know this is only because of God's vision, and Qipu wrote it out blatantly. For now, I just wrote down ideas without any actual actions, and there will be no actual actions in the future. Because Zhu Yiyi is a political creature and will not ruin his reputation. Qie Pu is also a person with upright views and cannot write randomly. More importantly, what does Queen Chen think? I don't know anyway. Now let's talk about the second poisonous point, doing business and opening a women's club. I wanted to start a business for a very simple reason: poverty. The inner government has no money, and the national treasury has no money. In the era at the turn of Jialong, income was basically fixed. Once it was spent in advance, it was really gone. That's why we have three major plans: briquettes, women's club, and auction. About the Women's Guild Hall, we really shouldn't talk to Princess Ning'an in front of Jiajing's funeral. I really didn't get this right. But there was no way. Whoever wrote about Princess Ning'an automatically assumed the identity of a certain mother-in-law and immediately felt very cordial. But I forgot that in this book, Zhu Yiyi and Ning An actually didn't know each other very well. As for the detailed discussion with Lingqian, it was very simple. Zhu Yiyi had no feelings or care about Jiajing, his grandfather, so he subconsciously disrespected him. However, at that time, it was indeed an unfilial thing. About the Girls Club. The idea is very simple, make money from women and inquire about the privacy of former officials from the guild hall. As for the detailed content, it was written by book friends from a God's perspective. If it was that time, the husbands of those ladies would never know so clearly. The most they know is that the women's club is a place where men are not allowed to enter. You can buy clothes, jewelry, rouge, gouache, a restaurant, and an archway. More details are not clear. Whether the scholar-bureaucrats and martial artists at that time would allow their female relatives to go to this guild hall, I think it is very likely. 1. Madam Diplomacy. At that time, the three obediences and four virtues were emphasized, but didn't mothers, wives and daughters need to go out to socialize? Still needed. There are some things that are not convenient for you to say by yourself, so you can send a message through your female family members, or there are some things that are not convenient for you to inquire about, so you can ask them through your female family members. Or you may want to cling to someone, but you can't help it, but you can build relationships through your female relatives. Throughout the ages, why is a good wife important? Not only raising husbands and raising children, but also socializing with others. 2. Female relatives should also have a place to kill time and expand their social circle. Because women have been ignored for hundreds of years, no one wrote about women's daily life and social interactions during the Ming Dynasty. We can only imagine and estimate. Dan Pu believes that no matter how many years pass, human nature is difficult to change. Selfishness, greed, lust, indolence, comparison, vanity, etc. Both men and women are the same. Just like the word scumbag, there are not only scumbag men but also scumbag women. The female relatives went to the women's club to play. What did they play there? Will they tell their male relatives the truth? I think the probability is a bit low. It's very simple. Think about people today. You can be sure that your partner went out to play yesterday, and then came back at night to tell you where he went. Is this true? Even if it is true, how much of it is not told to you? Moreover, people have many faces. One face in front of the opposite sex, one face in front of the boss, one face in front of the elders, and one face in front of the children. So are the three obediences and the four virtues, caring for husbands and raising children really the only faces of women in the Ming Dynasty? Is it possible that this is manifested in front of men? But they have a lot of fun in their own female circle, but they have a tacit understanding and do not tell their husbands? I think the possibility is still very high. The above is the reason why the two poison spots appeared. But after the book friends pointed it out, I really knew that I didn't handle it well. I will be careful not to impose my own ideas in the future. In short, the mainstream of this book is still the imperial strategy. Later, as Zhu Yiyi grew older and entered the political arena, it would naturally involve reforms. These will be available. The above two poisonous spots are just small branches and can be passed over without looking at them. Finally, I hope all book friends will read more and comment more. It's not easy for a newcomer to write a book. Now that I'm older, it's even more painful to think about the plot.

Abandoned because of perverted pig feet, are there no women in the world? On the one hand, the father is kind and the son is filial, but on the other hand, he covets his stepmother. What a perversion.

I was immediately persuaded to quit after reading the first few chapters. I don't know if the author is using the book to comfort himself psychologically! You actually have thoughts about your aunt, even if she is your stepmother. There are thousands of beauties in the world. As the eldest son of the emperor, especially in the Ming Dynasty, he was almost a certain future emperor. Are you short of women? Especially if modern people traveled to the past, who the hell would have thoughts about their aunt, if the throne is not favourable? When describing Mrs. Chen, she used soft soup with her hands, and also specially described her figure. When the earth dragon turned over, she ran over desperately, but it was not filial piety. There were thoughts in and out of her words, which made me vomit.

I would like to give my own suggestion to the author: from the introduction, the protagonist should be trying to gain access to science and technology in the name of the Mohist family. But I personally think that Confucianism should not be replaced by Mohism in politics. Instead, we should reform Confucianism, taking its essence (like the true Confucianism in the era of Confucius, which emphasized the six arts of a gentleman, etc.) And removing its dross (such as the dross imposed by various feudal dynasties for their rule). Absorb the excellence of various schools such as Mohism, Taoism, Legalism, and famous schools (such as Mohism's logic and exploration of all things in nature (Zhenwu Zhizhi)). And combined with the times, the old and the new were adopted (for example, the "royal" in the Six Arts of the Gentleman originally meant driving a carriage, but it could be adapted to the times and changed to driving a horse. After all, carriages were not used in combat at that time) to create New Confucianism.

First let me talk about a few issues about the author: First, if you have bad intentions towards your stepmother, she is a queen, not an ordinary concubine! Secondly, as a prince, shouldn't you learn how to manage politics? The protagonist is not an ordinary person, he is a prince, the author. The third protagonist should know how to govern a country and learn how to enrich the country and strengthen its army, rather than opening a few shops. Fourth, the protagonist's biological mother died early before he ascended the throne. Emperor Longqing's beloved concubine Li Shi gave birth to 5 children in a row. Every stepmother has a stepfather. Moreover, Concubine Li is not an ordinary concubine, and her mind is not comparable to that of ordinary people. If the protagonist does something wrong, it is very likely that he will be eliminated.

What is the author's purpose in writing a book? Isn't it just for subscription? Go to the comment section to explain that it's redundant. I admit it's poisonous. Why don't I just delete it?

Don't watch it, it's really disgusting to mess with my relative Ivy

There is some wisdom, politics is not that simple, those who can stand in the power pyramid are monsters with deep intentions, and governing the country cannot be implemented by a decree from above. The opponents include the shabby system, clans, officials, businessmen, local landlords, surrounding barbarians, and Confucian feudal concepts. They will cause Shandong people to cause trouble and undermine the policy. Reform is to seize their interests or kill them. I don't ask you to write about Machiavellian plots, but at least don't overdo it. It is recommended to read the eldest son of the Ming Dynasty, Wanli Youming, Wanli Qiangming, I am really not doing my job, and Mantang Huacai

Ladies Club. I will set up a pimping and high-end brothel place for you, believe it or not. In the end, you will be blamed for all the historical and folk infamy. If you want to say it's up to you, that's fine. You can control it now, but can you control it in the future?

This is a pervert, he has thoughts about his stepmother. This is a historical text

Did Shen Nong help me try the poison?

This book has entered the palace, other readers do not need to subscribe

This book can be called "Da Ming: My Son is Right"

It's really good. Compared with many historical time travel novels, it's pretty good.

There are new ideas, and the politics and daily life are also interspersed with human touch. Come on, author!

Wait! The protagonist doesn't have anything to do with Queen Chen, right? ! The author wrote something...

I just found out today that this book is finally finished. Regardless of whether the plot and writing are wonderful, I have always had a question, that is, the description of the aunt was criticized by readers from the beginning. Why did the author persist in continuing this description in the subsequent chapters (in front of the grandfather's funeral hall, the earth dragon fell ill after turning over), which obviously has nothing to do with the progress of the plot and will only drive away a small number of readers. It can only be said that the author either doesn't care about book subscriptions at all, or he likes incest plots too much. The book is finally rotten, it's time.

Looking at the latest chapter you wrote, do you want to turn Zhang Juzheng into a relative?

After seeing Chapter 46, I gave up decisively.