The Great Ming: Chongzhen Refuses to Climb the Tree

I, Li Zicheng, am not convinced! Historically, I led the peasant uprising army to overthrow the corrupt and corrupt Ming Dynasty court in the orthodox history. Although I failed and the fruits of victory were seized by the Qing army, I, Li Zicheng, became emperor as a humble postman and left a name in history books. Chongzhen in the novel world also wanted to convince me. I, Li Zicheng, have a history of luck but I refuse to accept it, so what do you do? .

Did Chongzhen really have a chance to revive in the late Ming Dynasty? I felt that at that time, the government and the public were almost in ruins.

It would be difficult for ordinary modern people to carry out reforms from the top down in the Ming Dynasty without a golden finger, even as an emperor. It's not a lie that the Emperor of Ming Dynasty melted easily with water. There are too many pig teammates. The roots are rotten. Without the halo of the protagonist, being able to be a "pastor" is considered a great person.

At the end of the Ming Dynasty, there were no soldiers and no money. At the beginning, he said he wanted to kill Wei Zhongxian? I'm afraid you haven't been brainwashed by the literati's description. Wei Zhongxian must be killed. But the priority should be last. Let Wei Zhongxian get money first, and then train troops. After finally taking control of the court, let Wei Zhongxian go to Jiangnan. If he is dead, he will have an excuse to kill the landowners in the south. If he is not dead, he will let Wei Zhongxian cause trouble in Jiangnan and then kill Wei Zhongxian to make the common people angry.

The Ming Dynasty was not something that could be solved by cutting off a few people. In the Ming Dynasty, there were food problems, currency problems, and market economic turmoil. Volume and price remained high, and the people had no ability to make money. To sum up, there was no food to eat, and people could not produce food. There were only a few places that could produce food in the Ming Dynasty, including the North China Plain. At the end of the Ming Dynasty, there would be several years of large-scale droughts, resulting in basically no mass production. As for Huguang, where can't feed the entire Ming Dynasty? The main problem of the Ming Dynasty is meaningful. The problem of the Ming Dynasty is that there are 100 million people to eat, but only 60 million people have food. What should we do? Why should it be established in the Qing Dynasty? Could it be that the master has changed for the better? What are you thinking about? Because those 40 million people eating have been killed

To become Chongzhen, if you don't have a system, you're doomed. The late Ming Dynasty was already in ruins. Any emperor who violated their interests would be killed by them. Otherwise, how do you think the emperors after Chenghua died? Do you really think that through time travel (without a system), you can outplay those civil servants? I'm afraid you don't want to eat shit. Which of the civil servants in Ming Dynasty is not a genius? You can say that they are not patriotic, but you can't deny their talents. Do you really think that in today's society, after reading a few books, you can outperform those old fritters from Ming Dynasty? Stop dreaming. Every time I see people who traveled through time and became Chongzhen, brought down the Donglin Party, saved the Ming Dynasty, and became the emperor of the ages, I just want to go to sleep. If it were so easy to save the Ming Dynasty, would Jiajing be in trouble later? Thinking too much

In the 17th year of Chongzhen, it was probably not possible even if Mao Zedong was gone. It would be really hard to do without the golden finger.

If you don't have a loyal army of 100,000 people to pinch you, you'll be in trouble the next day.

How can I save Mingmo without opening the golden finger? I haven't read this book, but I have read many novels about traveling through Chongzhen, and they all have a problem, that is, the protagonist is saved by a magical operation once he travels through time, but none of the natural and man-made disasters recorded in the history books have happened. It's like the country is peaceful after the protagonist has traveled through time, and the Little Glacier is over. There were an estimated 200 million people at the end of the Ming Dynasty, but there was only enough food to feed 150 million people. How to solve this problem? Qing's solution is to kill half of them, and the remaining half will be full, and the world will be prosperous. Redistributing social resources can solve some of the problems, but it cannot solve the fundamental problems. Natural disasters reduce food production and overpopulation.

You're killing a donkey like this, do you really think you won't be sad when a rabbit dies and a fox is killed, and things harm their own kind? You run a company and do things for yourself. After being imprisoned, do you think other employees will take care of things seriously? Eunuchs are an extension of the imperial power. It would be funny if you crippled your own tentacles. Even if you put aside your retirement and guard the imperial mausoleum in the end, you can't kill him!