
People in the Ming Dynasty Are Lawless
人在大明,无法无天
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First of all, Liu Bang was not a farmer to begin with, but he spoke highly of Chen Sheng and Wu Guang's uprising, built temples for him, guarded his tombs and feasted on him, and posthumously named him king. Secondly, Zhu was a real farmer, and he was extremely poor, but he evaluated the Red Turban Army as rebels and criticized them for resisting the Yuan Dynasty. He compiled a history of the Yuan Dynasty and commented that the Yuan Dynasty was "too lenient." My personal evaluation is that it is Zhu who is a farmer. This man has great talents, but has the lowest status and the most narrow-minded. When he became emperor, he was still a farmer at heart. He would not give preferential treatment to farmers just because he was a farmer. He stripped corrupt officials of their skin and gave them grass. , But for the children, he was extremely indulgent. He tortured and killed 482 people with his own children without even pretending. For the common people, he could only say that he was ordinary. He compiled household registration, and his children and grandchildren could not change it. The descendants of prostitutes will always be prostitutes. There are also many records of city massacres. In short, he is a farmer, and his structure is that of a farmer. He believes that the country belongs to his Zhu family. He has no idea in his heart that he shares with the Huaixi brothers or the nobles of the world. The people are the money of his Zhu family, and the officials and generals are the servants who manage the money. It is as simple as that. Therefore, his killing of officials was almost indiscriminate killing. In fact, there were not many bad deeds, and even fewer were worthy of the death penalty. On the other hand, Liu Bang said that Liu Bang killed heroes. In fact, Liu Bang only killed kings with different surnames, including Han Xin, who was also the first king of Qi. After Queen Lu killed him, he was "both happy and in love". He had not killed many entrepreneurial brothers. He did not mind sharing the world with his brothers. Moreover, this man was really righteous, with an extremely free and generous personality. Personally, I feel that the Ming Dynasty cannot compete with the Han Dynasty. If it is shown that the dynasty was not founded by the Han people, or that the Manchu and Qing dynasties were established by the Han people, among the many unified dynasties, I hate the Ming Dynasty and the Jin Dynasty the most. This rating is bit
You can't just apply it mechanically. The lawless model in the Song Dynasty next door is not suitable for the early Ming Dynasty. The most important reason is that Song Renzong has a much softer personality than Zhu Yuanzhang. The problems faced by the Song Dynasty are many more and more serious than those in the early Ming Dynasty. The system and social atmosphere in the Song Dynasty are also much looser than those in the early Ming Dynasty. To sum up the comparison, maybe Lao Zhu will make certain concessions, but the protagonist will never be lawless, and the protagonist may even lose his freedom, because no matter how important the protagonist is, Lao Zhu is also a decisive, cunning, and sophisticated emperor. Lawless in the Song Dynasty was a weak king with a strong minister. Did you do that in the early Ming Dynasty and let Lao Zhu have a lawless and strong minister? Hu Weiyong, the lawless and powerful minister in the early Ming Dynasty, was deposed by Lao Zhu. Imperial power is Lao Zhu's bottom line. If the protagonist is lawless, he is trampling on imperial power, and Lao Zhu will not tolerate it at all.
To be honest, the difficulty level is much lower than that of the person next door who traveled to the Song Dynasty. The transformation of the Song Dynasty was hellish, but it was not that difficult in the early days of the Ming Dynasty.
If this pig's foot were replaced by me, I could make Zhu Yuanzhang chop off my head in three words. 1: The village chief's road is not open. If it is open, can you send me to the hospital at the foot of the mountain? 2: What did the Ming Dynasty say it was for? It was just a feudal dynasty, but now it is the people's world. Village chief, if you are interested, I can tell you about the Communist Manifesto. 3: Village chief, please bring my mobile phone and let me make a call (are you blind or stupid and can't see and can't ask the voice assistant to make a call?) Hey, no signal? Village chief, do you have a landline here? No? So how did you contact the county government? Isn't it stupid to not be able to find out the problem with pig's feet? Modern people can sleep without their mobile phones beside them? Even if you can't see it, you have to touch it to feel at ease.
What a coincidence. Recently, there have been quite a few protagonists who have become temporarily blind and then traveled through time. Yesterday I just read A Story About the Song Dynasty. The main character is supposed to be a descendant of the royal family of the Song Dynasty in terms of bloodline. I don't know how I found out. The main character is amazing. I got goosebumps when I read the chapters after they were released. It's one thing to think about some things by yourself, but it's another thing to write them out. If someone reads it out, it will be even bigger.
It's just mixed with private goods, and it's too poisonous to directly say that the Kong family, which has been passed down for thousands of years, is a bastard.
The ancients were written as too stupid, and the protagonist was written as too shrewd. The content contains too much emotional catharsis. This book must be a eunuch. Because it was written too hastily and has already broken off the ground, it can only write about illusions, such as destroying the descendants of Confucius, destroying Japan, and destroying Confucianism. . . In a word, the author can only write emotional things to satisfy the readers' pleasure of history novices.
I was waiting for Fu Ming to show his cards, but then he pretended to be stupid. I know you said that you need to combine the protagonist's character and considering the circumstances at the time, you can only let the protagonist pretend to be stupid first, but have you considered the readers? Anyway, it is a novel setting. As long as it can be written well, what will happen if there is a showdown. The climax of the showdown is in line with the readers' expectations, but it turns out to be a showdown. No matter how high your expectations are, you will be disappointed. I'll wait for the showdown before jumping over to watch 😥
The only people Zhu Yuanzhang would not kill were his own family members
It is a fallacy that silver is poisonous. What is wrong is that the government has no macro-adjustment function and cognition, and the Ming Dynasty did not have the basis for issuing banknotes. Even if there are reserves and gold guarantees, the limitations of the times cannot guarantee anti-counterfeiting, and it is a disaster. The safest thing is to use gold as a support, and the government's credibility is guaranteed Bao, issued silver coins and copper coins, linked to gold, established a specialized statistical department, and regularly adjusted the exchange rate of silver coins and copper coins against gold based on the inflow of the world and the approximate amount of silver. This was the safest at the time. Large amounts could be remitted using the Tiger Talisman, which was relatively safe!
I am willing to protect this magnificent man with my life!
He is a tough guy, either paying tribute or changing his name. The feudal dynasties are all the same. The most important thing is to keep their own throne. State affairs have to be put in the back.
I've read fifty or sixty chapters, and the more I read, the more nonsense I write. Isn't a good article meant to be good? Are you talking about "nonsense" chapter by chapter? Can you summarize it in a few sentences? Do you get good chapter after chapter? Is the free chapter so arbitrary? ? ? I'd better go to see monetary economics, at least I can learn something useful!
This is already the fifth book on this subject.
How do you feel about being in the Song Dynasty with a person who is lawless and in a routine?
The earliest trend in historical time travel novels is to conceal the identity of the time traveler, and painstakingly use his or her knowledge of history and future technology to create a career; The later ones are to directly confess the identity of the time traveler to the ruler, and then, like a mentor, they take great pains to teach the ruler to make a career; The truth is that the trend of time-travelers lying flat is becoming more and more obvious, and success is getting easier and easier.
It's like the lawlessness of the Song Dynasty, but he is completely an angry youth troll! It feels like taking national affairs as a trivial matter. The Song Dynasty was a joint-stock court where the emperor and the scholar-bureaucrats group controlled the world. If the emperor could not handle it, the landlords and scholar-bureaucrats could not change it.
The success of the peasant uprising in the Ming Dynasty finally ended in the peasant uprising, which can be regarded as a reincarnation. Zhu Yuanzhang's cultural level was still too low. He was responsible for banning the sea, binding feet, chastity memorial arch, human intercourse, fixed household registration for personnel, excessive issuance of banknotes, and enfeoffment. Almost all of them are big pits.
Have you traveled through the past for so many days without even taking a poop? There will be no toilet paper in the Ming Dynasty
I shouldn't have subscribed, it's so fucking stupid. 90% Of a chapter is just water figures describing the psychological state of unrelated people. The main plot of the story is just one or two sentences written in the small cracks in the description of the psychological activities of unrelated people.
Hard cover! ! At least there is some logic to the change😦
Why are my grades so bad? Even if everyone is dead, they will get 6666.
Why don't the author write an ending where the protagonist dies and returns to the teaching timeline At least the protagonist is also your son.
🐢It's over, a single female protagonist in ancient times, a pure love character
Old Man Zhu is much more ruthless than Zhao Zhen! Give up!
After reading the introduction, I am no longer interested! Old man Zhu is not as good-tempered as Zhao Zhen next door!
Where has Queen Ma gone? ? ? ? ?