
The Most Treacherous Minister in Jiajing, Ming Dynasty
大明嘉靖第一奸臣
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- Historical
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- Male
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- Alternate History
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- 2y ago
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- Qidian
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I clicked in just to reply to the title of the book. Who was the most traitorous official in the Jiajing Dynasty? Of course it's Jiajing. Who can have the Wanshou Emperor to treacherously harm the people?
Traitor
The so-called treacherous minister. Everyone who is an official in the same dynasty knows that you are a treacherous minister, but the people say that you are a loyal minister. The point is that if you do bad things, you must ask someone good to take the blame for you in advance.
Another time-traveler working as a slave.
Have you deleted all the posts? There are too few discussion posts to attract readers.
Personal opinion: There are too many plots about pirates and Japanese pirates going out to sea for trade, etc. I skipped reading them. Others don't know, but when I saw this title, I read it because the protagonist deceived Jiajing and outsmarted the strict party at the same time. The premise is that they are all in the center of the court. As a result, the story of going south made me a bit tired. Personally, I think pirates and Japanese pirates should be a later matter. Of course, the author must have his own considerations. Don't blame the author for some superficial thoughts 🙏
Of the time-travel novels I have read so far, only "50 Years After Yashan" is the closest to the real possibility. There is no other one. It is not pleasant, it is sad, and it is a group time travel. But they are ordinary people, with neither golden fingers nor technology trees. How many years of hard work, how many years of life and death, how many years of being consistent, can do something 🙂
Why do you always ask your subordinates to call you by your own name? It's a bit disrespectful.
Good, very good, extraordinarily good, unique, super good, invincible. 😰
Really rebellious😰
Isn't Dongfan the Ryukyu Island in the Ming Dynasty? I'm confused.
The author's writing is very good, definitely worth reading and subscribing! I would like to recommend a book that is decisive in killing, nonsensical and full of joy. "The old man picked up rags in time and lived by making bad movies" is hilarious...
I thought it was a good read at first, but when I came to Nanjing, how many Japanese things did I write about? I originally came here to write about this kind of funny subject, how to act as a traitor in front of the emperor, but I ended up writing it in a different direction. I'm really disappointed.
Seeing Xu Jie and Xu Bancheng withdraw as apprentices.