Reborn as the Literary Patriarch of the Great Ming

There were too many conflicts. . . It is better to study for the imperial examination honestly and get the candidates first. If you want to do something later, there will definitely be a lot of conflicts to write about. Now it's tasteless.

To put it bluntly, even if you return to the middle and late stages of the dynasty to rebel independently, it is better to spread your own ideas than to hang around in the dynasty. Much of the rebellious spirit and philosophy remains.

If you want to write it well, don't abuse the author. If you want to show off, don't pretend to be cool. This is a historical text. Can you please stop writing it in such an embarrassing way? This book is useless.

You were born during the Jiajing period, and after Zhang Juzheng, you must be at least fifty or sixty years old.

To extend the life of the Zhu family, we must not establish a constitutional monarchy, ignore the emperor, and govern the cabinet

As long as the eunuch is updated normally, I will support it to the end. Judging from the author's history of publishing books, I feel sad and afraid. I'm afraid I'll have to say goodbye the next day.

I thought it was the temple name Wenzong, just like Xianfeng. Do you know what it means that Wenzong is a literary master?

The vassal system and the civil service system instituted by Lao Zhu have set the execution period for the Ming Dynasty. Without Zhang Juzheng, it would have been more than two hundred years. If you don't subvert it and still make improvements, it's like painting on the clouds, which is whimsical.

In the middle and late dynasties in history, are there any dynasties that have successfully reformed and continued? Only revolution dares to make the sun and moon change the sky! The so-called reform is just patchwork!

Bianxia recommends the new book "Bianxia", which is based on the history of the late Northern Song Dynasty. Zhao Zhen, a later generation, traveled to the Jingkang year of the Northern Song Dynasty, and his soul traveled to Zhao Zhen, the 18th son of Emperor Huizong of the Song Dynasty. ! !