Traveling Through the Late Ming Dynasty: Your Majesty, I Am Devoted to Cultivating Taoism

It is better to abdicate if you occupy the latrine and do nothing. He only wanted the benefits of being an emperor, but he didn't want to fulfill his duties.

Even if the protagonist can achieve enlightenment and ascend to heaven, will it be useful to the country and ordinary people?

The power in the hands of the protagonist is completely inconsistent with what he has done. I can only say that you underestimate the power of the emperor of the feudal dynasty. You can only find someone to make a few pills a day, and you only found two knives from a small Taoist temple. You look down on the emperor. Let me tell you a few. , Ten thousand a day is absolutely no problem. Many Taoists and Buddhists are tax-free. Now let them directly use pills to offset the tax. How many Taoist and Buddhist temples are there in the world? They have no shortage of medicinal materials. One hundred thousand pills a month can easily be made. They can't hand over the money. Pills are completely childish.

This book cannot be called a historical novel, it can only be called a fantasy novel

It's uncomfortable to watch. There are masters in the world, but not in the imperial court. It's very unreasonable. This is what the protagonist himself said. There are masters in the world.

Most of this kind of random novels are written very brainlessly, but this book has a story and the author writes it well, and the historical part is also of a certain level. It is not the kind of brainless novel.

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After a seasoned Taoist took the elixir given by the protagonist, he could really operate his martial arts, and he also had the art of fortune-telling. Is this something that can be created in a world without demons?

After reading Chapter 30, you, the emperor, have no character or rights at all. If you ask your subordinates to do things badly or make mistakes, you don't care about them. You just curse and fine them a salary! The Qing Dynasty had to be held accountable if something happened to their own responsibilities. Not to mention the emergence of rebels, if there were too many local refugees, they would lose their official positions! Let's also explain that in the beginning, corruption has to be peeled off to make the grass grow stronger. Let's not count Zhu Yuanzhang and see how many moths he killed? Do you mean that in the early Ming Dynasty, when power was high, it was possible to do so now? Then look at Chongzhen. He had no money and no soldiers. In one sentence, he changed his chief minister and dismissed various ministers. If he couldn't handle things well, he would be thrown into jail. It didn't matter what grade of official you were! You see, you are the emperor of this game, and when Jin Yiwei is assassinated, you can't find the man behind the scenes, so you just cursed the commander of Jin Yiwei? Large-scale refugees have all fled to the capital. No one told you that they were busy some time ago and they were just perfunctory? The minister pointed his nose at him and scolded him for not even farting! He thinks you are a fool, so you give him an official position to check the accounts of officials in the Household Department and let him check. If the check is correct, it is an upright official who has the ability, which can be tolerated. If the check is wrong or a corrupt official is concealed, it means that he is incapable of directly barbarizing the three tribes in order to ruin his reputation!

I've read three chapters and it's not good. The protagonist's character is too unlikable.

Refining elixirs to produce gold is such a retarded plot.

I am really speechless. Can you describe the effect of a pill? The protagonist ate dozens of pills, and then said that his strength was comparable to that of a fierce general in the army. Then, the protagonist's personal guard captain was also a junior general outside. His strength could not be too bad. He was defeated by a eunuch with a slap. Even though he had just recovered from his injury, the original description was that he was crushed in terms of strength A 40-year-old eunuch who is disabled, the original text describes that his physical strength is not as good as ordinary people, let alone strength. Can a pill directly reach the level of a fierce general in the army? How many kilograms of strength has been added? And the original text describes that other people are far less able to absorb the effects of the medicine than the protagonist, so if the protagonist takes so many pills, it is not as good as others taking one? In addition to mana, this physical quality is really not as effective as others. The guards can react and assassinate, and a courtier can hide in a corner. But you said that you are not sure to hide, and this guard is not an ordinary guard. He should be comparable to an ordinary general in the army. However, he was suppressed by the eunuch with a pill. The most speechless thing is that you want to cultivate a dancer corps, are you serious? There are no elixirs provided. The so-called martial arts are just ordinary martial arts in that world. What the hell The most speechless thing is that you asked that eunuch to teach you. How many years has he practiced martial arts? It seems to be less than a month ago. I remember that the martial arts seems to be suitable for eunuchs Is it possible that this pill of yours can also increase your understanding? You have not brought any high-level martial arts inheritance from other worlds, no elixirs, nothing, and you still ask a beginner to teach martial arts. Do you think that others who have practiced martial arts since childhood will be worse than you? It's all about polishing the body

A cultivator was almost assassinated by an ordinary warrior. Writing pig's feet was a bit too ignorant.

Wang An has a good relationship with Wen Chen, and he even asked Qing Yi to take care of him. I'm afraid Wen Chen would have known about it if you hadn't done anything.

The main character in the book is afraid of being assassinated after cultivating immortality, so there is no point in cultivating immortality.

There is a bit of brain damage, but everything else is fine.

The biggest problem is that the main line is unclear. Should I be a Taoist priest or an emperor? Either just do one thing and don't travel through time to become an emperor or a Taoist priest in the first place. Both of them were written, but each one was anticlimactic and half-dead. Just when I had a sense of immersion, I immediately changed the scene. There is no balance between governing the country and cultivating immortality, making it neither good nor bad. The protagonist always gives people a lifeless feeling, which is not enjoyable. As two separate things, why not connect governing the country and cultivating immortality together? Incense, luck, royal energy, and golden fingers also vaguely correspond to people. Pig's trotters are too easy for the emperor to obtain elixirs. Why does it feel so laborious and urgent to make pig's trotters? It requires a minister and a eunuch to search for them, but in the end they can only barely get enough. The author's knowledge severely limits the protagonist's ability. As an emperor, it is very simple to need 100,000 pills a day. There is no need to waste so many things on a minister and a eunuch. It seems that you can't practice Taoism without them. I really don't know what I think. Either connect the governance of the country with the cultivation of immortality, or choose only one as the main one and the other as a supplement. If you want to write about both, you will not be able to write well, which is quite unpalatable.

These four words, the more you write them, the worse they get. The first one looks okay, but the second one looks more disgusting. Even though you have become an immortal, the emperor still writes it in such a frustrating way, so bad! Rotten! Rotten! ! ! !

This historical text of the late Ming Dynasty, "Xi Ming Li Huo", writes about Sichuan's resistance to the Qing Dynasty in the Southern Ming Dynasty. The writing is good, the plot logic is online, it does not reduce intelligence, and the details are real. There are no common time-travel routines, and the cheats are not big, but the details of the war are very solid, especially the war planning, army organization and equipment, battle plot, command, formation, and marching details are very real. The plot is roughly divided into two lines, one is to resist the Qing Dynasty, and the other is to deal with various warlords in Nanming and Sichuan. Currently, there are two female protagonists interspersed with the main line. In addition to the plot of war and strategy, there is also a harem. Finally, I wish Guibao Di a great success!

70%-80% Of the readers of this book should be attracted by cultivating immortals (my guess). The author can do his own statistics to determine the key direction or main line later. The current situation is that Xiu Xian is written in bits and pieces, and the same goes for the affairs of the court. Neither side writes the key points, which crowds out the readers of both sides. Can a China only provide a few ammunition to the emperor every day? ? It can only be said that the author deliberately skimped on the word count. As long as there are formulas, raw materials, and some modern knowledge, assembly line production can be achieved. It is not high-tech. 10,000 People are recruited for training and production. Within March, you can have as many as you want.

It's hard to get back. You have to break it and rebuild it. The protagonist himself is the emperor. There is no need to start from scratch. Now, develop slowly, so as to cut out the bad ones, and then smash the deep-rooted ones... Fans, nobles, merchants, and aristocratic families. In the end, the power is gone, the money is gone, the land is gone... They will definitely rebel. Then it must be done directly. Push it back.

Nothing can be accomplished without plowing through the officialdom of the Ming Dynasty. The atmosphere is bad. Officials are only for money. They are greedy and kill every five years to leave official positions for the bottom to rise.

To introduce extraordinary fantasy. The whole system can undoubtedly save a lot of work. If there is no system, let's talk about the basics and system of cultivating immortals at a high level. You should also talk about what you have researched yourself. Otherwise, if something appears out of thin air, readers will find it inexplicable: could the protagonist have the power of "I Xunsi"? Could the ending be written in such a way that it was all imagined by the protagonist? Or is this a funny article? Brainless cool article?

? I didn't see your fantasy tag

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Very pretty. After the male protagonist traveled through time and became an emperor, he lurked first, practiced to the point where he could protect himself, and then reformed step by step. He was not a reckless angry youth. The male protagonist is now in his forties, and he should have no problem living to be over a hundred after practicing cultivation. I am curious to see how far he can develop in a few decades. I personally like the chapter 129 that describes the changes in civilian life after the reform.

I feel that this protagonist has no luck for the country, which means that he cannot develop into luck for the dynasty. It feels uninteresting.

Small repairs are not repairs, and small openings are not openings.

This novel is so well written. Come on, Shui Qian, you will definitely become a great author. Friends who are waiting for the update can also read "Rolling Ming" first, it is not bad.

Do you know what the ingredients of red pills are?