The Supernatural Ming Dynasty: I Am the Emperor, Lord of Humanity

The author should stop making excuses for Emperor Yingzong's defeat at Tumu Fortress in this world. If his failure is justifiable, then 99% of the emperors in this world's history were incredibly wise, and the blame lies entirely with the unruly commoners and officials.

This is very problematic. Logically speaking, as the final victor, the Zhu family should be the strongest, and they should be getting stronger and stronger.

Personally, I think Khorne and Tzeentch are the most important gods for the Ming Dynasty. Khorne provides a huge boost to the army, and since the Ming army doesn't have any mages, the side effect of not being able to use magic is negligible. Tzeentch, on the other hand, can help with advancing the technology tree. Next in rank is Negro, and the most useless is Slaanesh.

In the Jiajing era, besides Magellan, there was also Copernicus. Why did Copernicus, who glimpsed the truth about the stars, only write one manuscript and then stop talking? And why was Bruno burned at the stake by the Papacy afterward? Furthermore, if we incorporate elements of the Kronos family, would the actual manuscripts of Leonardo da Vinci, the great inventor in this world, be the kind of…

Wisdom (Tzeentch), courage (Khorne), life (Nurgle), love (Slaanesh)

At first, I thought I was evolving into a 40K emperor, then I thought a modern transmigrator should at least be a Han Chinese and a warrior. But then I really fell into a state of light-speed depravity. It turns out I'm Abaddon, the chosen one of the Four Gods. I'm truly invincible. On the first day, I want to save the people from suffering. On the second day, I won't eat beef. On the third day, I'm Homelander. It's truly a birth evolution history.

I actually quite liked it, but I felt the protagonist had changed; he became hypocritical and disgusting. The royal family aspect was a flaw; the real bloodsuckers seemed alright, while the lower-ranking members of the royal family felt worse than dogs. Although this was true in history, the author created a protagonist with a certain level of morality.

To sum it up in one sentence, the author could have easily written this less toxically. Instead, they chose to write it this way. As mentioned above, simply showing a clear path to advancement would suffice. Writing it this way is like the state promising you that if you sacrifice yourself, your descendants will be supported by the state. But in reality, it's a lie.

If I remember correctly, Wang Yangming was still alive in the early Jiajing period. Since this is a Ke-style timeline, we should at least write about this sage. He should be able to suppress evil gods with one hand and single-handedly govern the nine provinces. He is a figure in Chinese history who can be compared with Confucius and Lao Tzu (Tao Te Ching).

To be honest, author, your isekai (otherworld) writing is really bad, and your Ming Dynasty writing is also controversial. These past few chapters have been incredibly boring. Let me just say this: you've already been very selective with your readers regarding the issue of the royal family. It's always been the upper class who profit from the blood tax of the lower class.