
My Ming Dynasty, I Have the Final Say
朕的大明朕做主
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What? The protagonist you see is still being cheated. Always look at how it is possible for others to trick others, and look at some people who are so evil to the core. Note: The book list is full, I will delete some books if there are good ones that I like. So let me talk about my scoring criteria. Wild grass has outstanding advantages and innovation. Liangcao, a book with a good plot and writing that I couldn't put down. Xiancao, a god-level book. And there is no way I would put a book f
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Whether the steps are too big. Aren't you afraid of throwing out a bunch of conditions one by one and causing a rebellion in the world? Vested interests all over the world are pushing for a new emperor. How many new troops do you have? Those big bosses in the frontier army would rather suffer themselves and add shackles to themselves, but they still want to be loyal to you? Why? Just because you are the protagonist? Before one policy is implemented, another one comes, always saying that they are equal to the world. How many divisions do you have? Why should the border troops listen to you? No one else has their own ideas? Selfishness? The reason why the new dynasty can directly implement various systems is because the original vested interest classes have been swept away at the direct physical level. The Ming Dynasty in the book is like India now. The Modi government wants to rectify the country with one order after another. It is simply unrealistic. And the people are the most ignorant. If you want to rely on them without enlightening the people's wisdom, it is simply unrealistic.
Advantages: Finally, a book writes about the emperor's power. Other books overly restrict the emperor's rights, and they are often constrained by this or that restriction. The Empress Dowager Cixi, a woman, signed so many treaties that were humiliating and humiliating the country, and she still firmly held power until her death. As an emperor, as long as he is not determined to offend an entire class, he can do whatever he wants and kill whoever he wants. Disadvantages: He transforms into a Roaring Emperor at every turn. As long as the opinions of the people below him are different from his own, he will throw a cup and curse, which makes people feel speechless... You are such an awesome emperor. Being so emotional can easily make readers feel that this pig's foot is mentally retarded.
The case of moving the palace, if you think about it carefully, seems to be completely untenable. Neither Wan Guifei nor Li Xuan is qualified to listen to politics behind the curtain. The most important thing is that no scholar would forcefully snatch the emperor. They are obviously fighting for power. Is this Dong Zhuo's sense of déjà vu?
That's weird, I didn't hire a navy army, where did so many people bragging about me come from?
If the writing is good, why don't I go to Sanjiang?
I read the second chapter specifically and found it to be unsatisfactory. There was no tradition of the harem intervening in politics in the Ming Dynasty. Instead, when the Donglin Party staged a coup, a powerless woman dared to interfere in politics? It's just a fig leaf for the Donglin Party, just like the tube of washing powder at the United Nations
Many policies have a time cost and take time. If you want to reform quickly for several months, there will not be only a few reforms in the thousands of years of history. I really think the ancients were fools. Those who can be officials are smarter than many people, especially whether they agree with the ideological identity. Sometimes it takes decades to succeed in an ideological identity. As for the brain, it takes decades to agree with the Qin Emperor's theory of unification.
Personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it, just pretend you didn't see it. The emperor cannot just take care of everything himself. Which awesome emperor directly confronted the ministers, always asked the eunuchs and several ministers of his own side to come forward. The emperor went directly to the palace himself. There will be no room for relaxation. And he should be happy and angry. Show any emotion. It is also a sign of immaturity. The description of imperial power is very inadequate. It is also impossible to completely evaluate the ministers of the Ming Dynasty in the post-tense style. Human beings are the most fickle creatures. There will be different ideas in different locations. It is recorded in the history books that the minister is loyal and loyal. If he were to dominate the government and the opposition, there would be no thought of replacing him with Bi Ke.
Book friends, please come in and give your opinions.
It obviously feels like the book is broken. But the problem is: I don't know where it broke. . . If you have read more, please give me your opinion.
Let's put it this way, the history of the Ming Dynasty has been severely criticized, almost all of which are above the standard, and those who are praised are all stupid and sweet. The civil servants will support the imperial power, but they will also discredit and even want to reduce the imperial power more than anyone else. All the things that are praised are the things that are harmful, and the emperor of the Ming Dynasty does not look at the comments in history. Price is pure nonsense, it depends on what he has done. Insun, who was praised to the heavens, is just a conservative and has completely overturned most of his father's achievements. He was the most smeared God of War but actually had a good strategic vision. The change of Tumu Fort is a conspiracy theory. He took power in the first 11 years of his reign and then regained it. Hongwu's old system, and what he did after that can be said to be very correct. He re-suppressed the southwest, made several northern expeditions, suppressed corruption, and wanted to go to the West again. Before the Tumubao Incident, he sent people to investigate the corruption and smuggling problems at the border. The people sent to kill them were killed, and then they were delayed for a while. The two joined forces to go south, and they were seriously smeared. , The Ming Dynasty did not have hundreds of thousands of troops, nor did it have the ability to mobilize more than 100,000 troops within half a month. Not to mention Xianzong. Starting from Xiaozong, even if the Ming Dynasty was abolished, it completely compromised with the civilian officials and implemented too many harmful policies. Wu Zong was even more ridiculous and led tens of thousands of troops to fight with Mongolia. Then the historical records only killed a few people, which is insulting. After Wanli, the throne changed too frequently, and there is nothing to say. Then there is Apocalypse. No matter how history discredits his reuse of eunuchs, he also did it to collect taxes. The shaky Ming Dynasty continued to operate, and Chongzhen, who was praised even more Needless to say, they have no political skills at all, but they are praised instead. The history of the Ming Dynasty is simply an insult to people's IQ. If you want to read it, don't believe those evaluations of the kings. Look at what they did during their reign. Those who are praised may often feel like they are in their graves. Those who are smeared are serious, but they actually did something. Some things that harmed the ruling class but were beneficial to the country. Among all the dynasty's history, the Ming Dynasty's history was the most absurd. It took hundreds of years to discredit it. Other dynasties did not have any unforgettable hatred with the previous dynasty, but only magnified their shortcomings. For example, Qin and Sui, others were better than From a more objective evaluation, only the credibility of the Ming Dynasty is too low. The emperors of the Qing Dynasty first suppressed and then promoted. Anyway, the emperor will definitely praise, and then he will definitely scold, and will definitely add black spots. All the emperors in a 300-year-old dynasty are ridiculous, but there are actually someLetter, so funny
Without the powerful and extraordinary golden finger, you would be in the intensive care unit the next day if you reformed in such a hurry.
All Mingchuan will encounter a problem: you are a person who has to fight cruelly against a group of Confucian scholars and officials who have ruled this country for two thousand years, and you have to constantly divide, disintegrate, and eliminate them, both physically and mentally, especially since this group is still very stubborn and conservative, and will not change from the past. It's not just you alone, you also need to cultivate a qualified successor, cultivate a new group, and carry this idea through; otherwise, even if you are the so-called emperor, you will either die midway (refer to Zhengde and Tianqi), or you will be smeared and slandered after your death (refer to Lao Zhu), and everything will return to the original point.
The beginning is poisonous. Before Zhu Youxiao was named the prince, his father died, so it was obviously wrong to call Zhu Youxiao the prince at the beginning, and his father was dead. The protagonist still had the leisure to drink tea, at least pretending to show that he was sad, so he persuaded him to quit at the beginning.
It's too big a step, it's bullshit. Historical articles can be fun to write, but if the pace is too fast, it's terrible. When the emperor doesn't cultivate interest groups, who will work hard? In the feudal era, did you point at the illiterate poor? It's too noisy.
It took less than two years to write more than 400 chapters. How many did the author plan to write?
Doesn't the author think your pacing is wrong? All reforms are still being implemented on a trial basis. So many reform measures have been written, but none of them have been promoted nationwide. Do you plan to promote all these reform measures nationwide in one go? The author should revise the words, revise the outline, and revise the overall rhythm of the novel. Otherwise, there will be more and more conflicts in the later period, and the more you write, the more time you write. However, the time in the novel has not passed long, and it will become very confusing. Looking at the world in the novel from a development perspective, it should be the end of the development of armaments in the previous few years. Facing Liaodong, prepare to deal with natural disasters in three to five years, reserve various supplies, and solve the problems in Liaodong and prepare for the problems in the southwest. Ten years after taking the throne, he established a solid foundation and focused on the south. He taught the people in the south how to pay taxes and carried out a major purge. The situation in the south was really difficult to control without re-ploughing. Then he used natural disasters to open the sea and prepare to immigrate to Java and Luzon. As it is so close to the mainland, it is considered a local operation. At the same time, we have to worry about various natural disasters in the northwest. To be honest, it was very difficult in the late Ming Dynasty. It is not easy without a system. Natural disasters and man-made disasters in the northwest cannot be controlled by human beings. We can only move the population to the south or overseas. The cost is too high. In Shaanxi at that time, there were several major droughts that occurred once in a century, and there were severe freezes after the drought. The whole of Shaanxi, Ningxia, Qinghai, and a small part of Xinjiang can be said to have no harvest. Not just in one year, but for several years, there is no harvest. There is nothing we can do if the population does not migrate. In such a severe situation, Henan, as a populous province, is suffering from the flooding of the Yellow River and drought. The entire Henan is basically having no harvest, and there is no rooster crow for thousands of miles. It is too difficult. The natural disaster is too serious to be dealt with. Anyway, the only solution I can think of is for a small group of people to dig deep wells, reduce the population, and most of the people to immigrate to Java and Luzon, which was already cold at that time. There are no cold-resistant crops yet, and the Northeast is not suitable. The Little Ice Age will not end until the Kangxi period. Only when the protagonist is old can we bring back some of the people who were taken out to enrich the Northwest. After all, the Northwest cannot be deserted, tsk tsk tsk. Anyway, there is really nothing we can do without a system. Droughts, locusts, floods, freezes, earthquakes, such major natural disasters are difficult to deal with now, let alone ancient times.
Serious logic errors and bugs
The Jin Yiwei ambushed the merchants, with armor and without armor. They fired a wave of crossbows first, and then a wave of spears. I don't believe they can kill people, but the author wrote that five people were killed and seventeen were injured! Brother, do you have any idea about war and fighting? Do you only write according to history and not allow yourself to be original?
The protagonist written by the author is too eager for quick success, too eager! The point is that Liaodong has been stabilized. As long as the world is not in chaos, the protagonist can use a dull knife to slowly cut his flesh. I don't understand what the author is thinking. The early writing was very good, but not long after the paid chapter, the quality has seriously declined. The plot has reached an unreasonable pace of writing. It's so delicious. You're afraid of being late, but you can't stew in a big fire. Throw out one policy after another without any consequences. It will be strange if the world is not in chaos. It is not the gentry who are rebellious. The bureaucrats and gentry are forcing them to rebel. It is the common people who rebel. Later, the conspirators counterattack the capital and the emperor collapses. Yes, it is Chongzhen's script.
When I read Chapter 80, the timeline has only passed a month and a half. It would be more reasonable if you stretched it to half a year at least. The protagonist is reorganizing the government, minting silver coins, and training new soldiers... You must be too tight on time, and is there someone holding a knife to force you behind your back? According to this progress, the whole world will not be unified within five years. After all, we have done so much in one and a half months, but we still cannot unify the world in five years
1. Now you dare to let the gentry and the gentry receive food from one body. That's awesome! ! In ancient times, imperial power did not extend to counties. It has been 250 years since the Ming Dynasty. Many of the lower-level subordinates are related to the gentry. They are allowed to collect taxes from the gentry. It is funny, especially since most of the officials in the Ming Dynasty came from Jiangnan (half of the imperial officials were from Jiangxi). What are Southern Zhili, Zhejiang, and Jiangxi going to do? ? There is no army to suppress the local government. It is estimated that the gentry will stir up trouble secretly and stir up rebellion. 2. To do so, we must unite the people, expand the territory, move the feudal lords, relocate the refugees, and distribute acres of land. The land of the imperial village, the lords, and the guards will be given to the people to win over the people. Another example is the Abolition of Slavery Order (the Jiangnan Slave Rebellion in the late Ming Dynasty). All exorbitant taxes and miscellaneous taxes must be abolished. All taxes will be taxed once per ten, and if there is more, it will be taxed ten times 1.5
Everyone seems to have no clear understanding of the legitimacy of the Ming Dynasty 🙂 It is not false to expel the Tartars and restore China. It is really difficult for the Ming Dynasty to rebel
The demise of the Ming Dynasty was caused by a financial collapse. Why did it collapse? Answer Zhang Juzheng's reform introduced the silver standard, and precious banknotes were abolished! Although treasure banknotes do not retain their value, the imperial court can print them! The printed treasure banknotes will be shared equally across the country. After the reform, why will the Zhengliao ring be heard? It means that the treasure banknotes cannot be printed! Since we can't collect business taxes, we'll start targeting farmers.
This is already 2026, when will it be updated?
The author of this novel: To be honest, the Ming Dynasty claimed to be slaves and it was outrageous. Also, the emperor could say a few words at every turn and could make the civil servants speechless. These civil servants were promoted through the imperial examination and had been experienced for decades. They could only say a few words and had nothing to say. I was also drunk. In the eyes of the author, the emperor was the rule. Jin Yiwei and Dongchang could solve everything at the drop of a hat. It was pure nonsense. Also, he was able to die like this not long after he boarded the plane. Do you really think the group is organized from top to bottom? Even if Wei Zhongxian needs to conspire with some civil servants, you are also a talent who can fire so well from the beginning.
If there is no emperor in the Ming Dynasty, his son will definitely die. Zhu Qizhen and Zhu Qiyu competed, why did Zhu Qizhen win? Because Zhu Qizhen has a son. . . . Zhu Houzhao, Emperor Wuzong of the Ming Dynasty. Why did you die early? Because he has no son. Why did Tianqi die so early? Because he has no son. It's that simple. . Only an emperor with a son is worth investing in. If an emperor without a son kills you, no one will take revenge. . . . . .
If it's not updated yet, at least give the brothers an explanation! Can we not have eunuchs?