
Daming, the First Sword to Travel Through Time, Kill the Supreme Emperor First
大明,穿越第一剑,先斩太上皇
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- Historical
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- Alternate History
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- 2y ago
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- Qidian
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You two are so funny,
Thoughts on Qian
Yu Qian was foolishly loyal to the country. If he supported Zhu Qiyu, he could no longer be on both ends. So his ending was that Zhu Qizhen killed him after his restoration. To put it bluntly, it was a matter of taking sides. Yu Qian can be used as a confidant. In the final analysis, the civil servant clique began to rise after Zhu Di's death, and when Zhu Qizhen Yu Qian began to get out of control. Even though I am the emperor, I want to kill Yu Qian. The emperors of the Ming Dynasty had the greatest power, but not everyone could withstand such great power. Zhu Yuanzhang had a prince to share the power. Zhu Di felt it was a struggle when he was Emperor, but he began to neglect it when he became the Cricket Emperor, so you can't blame the civil servants for fighting for power. There are problems with the system, and power is not balanced enough. If the imperial power is too dominant, everyone will be dissatisfied. The military, political, and imperial power must be balanced. Ming Dynasty is a pity!
It was too slow. He also said that he would kill the Queen Mother and the Supreme Emperor within one day.
I'm jumping to see if I'm over 40 and this sword hasn't struck out yet 🙏
Zhu Di should be Emperor Taizongwen
It's too ink. I'm currently reading Chapter 28. The first chapter has faded. By Chapter 28, it's not completely dark yet. I'm writing about this and writing about that without taking action. You write about Zhu Qiyu's preparations and Shi Heng's preparations. They are all understandable. Although the ink is ink, it's still reasonable. I'm starting to write about Yu Qian. Is there anything frivolous about him at this stage? Do you want to write about Yu Qian's reaction when you don't have time to write about Yu Qian's reaction after the incident of seizing the door? Things haven't happened yet.
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What Zhu should imitate most now is Zhao Jiu. Kill Yu Qian first, and don't worry about reputation. You want everything and have nothing. It's shameless to imitate Zhao Jiu's tactics. His character is indeed poor, but his ability and tactics are really vicious.
Am I in a trance? I feel like I've seen it before
The author is so stubborn. Fang Xiaoru was not exterminated by ten tribes. Can't he change it? There are many uncertain historical facts that you can choose to write according to your own needs for the development of the plot. Obviously, many people will remind you that you will not change it.
I know my early writing was a bit verbose, please don't scold me, I will speed up later, please be merciful, thank you!
Let's do a big purge. After all, Zhu Qi Town's superiors can do a big purge, not to mention Zhu Qiyu. At least Zhu Qiyu has more bargaining chips.
Chirping, being smart
He also deserted the border troops and entered Beijing, which made him laugh. If he had the skills, he would lead the royal guards to kill me that night. I am so smart.
Do you know why the opening stream can have a certain amount of traffic? What is important is to write the title on the first page.
After reading so many comment sections, someone finally commented on Yu Qian's merits and demerits. Too many novels and comments are brainwashing Yu Qian. They think Yu Qian is a good person and a loyal minister. Were the ancients good people? This conclusion has already been made during the founding period of the People's Republic of China, that is, the old society, no matter what achievements it had, was not a good person, because the system of the old society determined that there was no living space for good people. The old social system would alienate good people into ghosts, and the Confucianism of the old society itself had problems, and the Confucianism of the Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties had even more problems. To make matters worse, under this problematic Confucianism, how can it be possible to truly cultivate good people with moral, intellectual, and physical beauty? Therefore, when evaluating Yu Qian, we have to evaluate him from the perspective of merits and demerits. He has merits, but he also has faults. Yu Qian is not as great and upright as what is advertised on Douyin. This is not because of his own problems, but because of Confucianism and the old social system.
There are some fans in the comment area who are always expressing the same point of view. All emperors are good, and they all get pregnant by the civil servants below. Do you think it is possible? Would civil servants really be so powerful that they would let Chongzhen kill him like a dog? Since ancient times, literati have looked down upon each other, and the most ruthless literati are often literati It is better to say that these are inherent problems of the Ming Dynasty. Under ancient technological conditions, message transmission was slow, and more centralization of power would make government execution less efficient. How could it all become a problem for civil servants?
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Sorry, this book has been cut. Readers can move to other books. I'm very sorry!
I wrote more than 40 chapters from afternoon to evening, 6666
It's a bit boring. Isn't there someone who went through Qi Town and killed Qi Yu before Tumubao?
Zhu Zhanji pretended to be in front of Zhu Di
Zhu Zhanji was established as the grandson of the emperor in the ninth year of Yongle. He pretended to Zhu Di for thirteen years and showed that he was the successor of Zhu Di's policies. As soon as he ascended the throne, he gave up Jiaozhi, stopped his voyages to the West, and reduced his borders. Yang Guang couldn't pretend that he could. Zhu Zhanji regarded Zhu Di as Yang Jian, didn't he?
It's too verbose. Can you speed it up?