The Ming Dynasty's First Reckless Hero

Zhu Houzhao and Zhu Youxiao are the only two young emperors in the Ming Dynasty who can still firmly grasp the imperial power. Their cabinets are just decorations, and the six ministries can replace them if they want. Unfortunately, one of them wants to take back the military power, and the other is about to control the entire court. Zhu Houzhao's only son has normal power, but Zhu Youxiao's grandfather is not qualified. It is really difficult to get to him. Just look at Chongzhen, who is also a young emperor, and you will know what the gap is.

Due to historical issues, the Jiangnan gentry has been led by the Ming civil service system since the founding of the Ming Dynasty. Zhu Yuanzhang has been suppressing the Jiangnan gentry. Emperor Jianwen ascended the throne, and the Jiangnan gentry took full control of the court. The Battle of Jingnan was a desperate counterattack by the northern gentry and military generals. The gentry in the south of the Yangtze River supported Zhu Gaochi's ascension to the throne. Their purpose was to hope that Zhu Gaochi would become the second Jianwen Emperor so that the gentry in the south of the Yangtze River would once again fully control the Ming Dynasty. However, after Zhu Gaochi ascended the throne, the two rankings in the north and south of the imperial examination became a fixed rule. Suppress and balance the Jiangnan gentry. Subsequently, the Ming emperor was trying to find ways to suppress the increasingly divided and balanced civil service group headed by Jiangnan gentry. For example, Emperor Yingzong personally went on a campaign, Emperor Xianzong established the West Factory and appointed Wang Zhi, and Emperor Wuzong appointed Liu Jinhe to lead a campaign in the south. Emperor Sejong changed the imperial examination's northern and southern rankings to the southern and northern rankings, as well as the south and south rankings of Huguang. Then come to Shenzong's dispute over the appointment of the crown prince and Xizong's appointment of Wei Zhongxian. These were all methods used by the Ming Emperor to fight against the civil service group headed by the Jiangnan gentry. The power struggle between the Ming emperor and the Jiangnan gentry ran through the entire history of the Ming Dynasty.

Forcibly creating such a drama of confrontation between the emperor and his ministers is really disgusting to us readers. In order to highlight the growth of the emperor, he forcibly lowers his intelligence and portrays the male protagonist as a licking dog. The emperor and his ministers are separated but insist on getting back together. It is really too awkward to watch, and the readers are forced to feed shit. I'm not a newbie writing books, I'm sick, this place is disgusting🤢

The latest chapter says that civil servants are naturally opposed to eunuchs, because there are three types of unfilial piety, and the most serious one is to have no heirs, while eunuchs have no heirs. I don't say whether you are right or not, but it is a bit ridiculous to say that they are opposed to each other because of this. Besides, this old saying is wrong. Having no heirs means that you have failed to fulfill your responsibilities as a child, not that you have no descendants.

Nausea! So disgusting! Before the 200th chapter, it could be read as a cool article. After the 200th chapter, the little emperor is forced to be wise, and the drama of confrontation between the emperor and his ministers is forced to add drama! If you have nothing to write, don't write! It's like eating shit! Unsubscribed! Get off my bookshelf, you disgusting thing!

I used to like this kind of historical novels, but then I read too much history and felt that treating the emperor as a buddy or a brother was really stupid. Especially the time-travelers. There are many monarchs and ministers in the history books who wished they could sleep with their feet in the early stage, but were killed and killed in the later period. What do the time-travelers think? The emperor rushed to give his heart and soul to the emperor and consolidate his imperial power in the name of the people. But in that era, how could the imperial power go to the countryside. Unless you click on the technology tree. The imperial power is supreme. You have offended the people of the world for the sake of the emperor. People will turn around and say, I love you, if you die, the world will be peaceful. Are you committing suicide or rebelling? Later I turned around and thought about it, this is a novel, why would I consider it? But after all, there was a thorn in my heart. I couldn't bear to see this anymore, and it felt uncomfortable.

Although there are few words, it is very enjoyable to read. If you want to say that you are brainless, you are not completely brainless. The details should be detailed. Moreover, I have not read such an enjoyable historical article for a long time. The pace is also relatively tight. Judging from the current chapter, this is a good book. I hope the author can maintain this kind of writing power. If he can keep it, we will support it when it is put on the shelves. I just hope it will not collapse, don't force wisdom, and don't slow down the pace. Don't let the water fall, West Lake can become a god with the book "Master of the Ming Dynasty" when it rains. I believe the author can do it too, come on.

I felt sick after reading a novel for the first time, so rnm asked for my money back.

Let's see what happens next... If you don't become a powerful official or start a rebellion yourself, it will be really poisonous. Main problems: >According to the previous description of Zhu Houzhao in this novel article, he is just a little naughty, but very smart and he wants to develop his own imperial power. The latest 6 chapters are completely over-the-top, returning directly to the appearance of the faint king of sand coins. >First of all, the protagonist has told Zhu Houzhao that the eunuch Liu Jin is just using him to deceive him. How could an emperor trust the plaything he offered when he knew that Liu Jin had tried to harm him? ＞Also, in this novel, Zhu Houzhao knew that Li Dongyang wanted to oust him and was engaging in party strife in an attempt to control the court. You said that Zhu Houzhao was a mean and unfeeling emperor. As a mean and unenthusiastic emperor, you said that he would rather let someone come to power who could obviously take away his power, or would he rather directly cause trouble and let the protagonist wipe his ass! ＞Also, the theme of this book is "Reckless Man". Readers attracted by this name just want to have fun. I guess your latest 6 chapters will directly dissuade at least 40% of readers. ＞Also, as the protagonist is a reckless but "smart" person, why doesn't he just kill Liu Jin and Li Dongyang (it's understandable if he doesn't kill Li Dongyang), but doesn't kill Liu Jin first instead of a toy that can be replaced at any time? Really stupid and not reckless at all. ＞If Liu Jin and Li Dongyang are directly hacked to death when they return, it might be more fun for the protagonist to go to prison later ＞The most important thing is, as a modern person (and readers too), can the protagonist tolerate that his immediate boss, a person who can decide his own life and the fate of the country, is a practicing bronze + Nantong? ? (Nantong is okay, but you have to die to practice copper!) There is such a character that makes people sick to death >Also, even if the absurd things about the emperor mentioned in these 6 chapters are true, are they real events in history books, as a time traveler, you have gone back from the future to the past, and nothing has changed? ? ? What's up, you want to make the wheel of history unchangeable, what should I do or not? ! Then write a Hammer time travel story and a Hammer reckless man story.

Don't look at it, it's extremely disgusting🤢