Longevity: From the Start, Kill the Fortress Emperor

The Immortal Seed worked hard for a feudal dynasty and was only a slave.

It is not difficult to understand that the Liu Daxia family is a famous maritime merchant. It is not difficult to understand that they burned the nautical charts and prevented the Ming Dynasty from organizing sailings. But how did the author describe him as steadfast and unyielding?

Yu Qian stood still during the coup. Is he worthy of Emperor Jingtai's kindness? A worthy death. People who seek fame and reputation. It was a great pleasure for Ming Yingzong to kill him. The biggest contributor to the defense of Beijing was Emperor Jingtai, not Yu Qian. Without the support of Emperor Jingtai, Yu Qian would not have been able to hold Beijing. Think about Yue Fei's tragic end when he met Song Gaozong.

Even if you kill Zhu Qizhen, why are you bragging about Yu Qian? Even if you are the emperor, you have to kill him. Are you mindless? Yu Qian used the civilian officials of the Ministry of War to take over all military and political power. What do you think happened in the subsequent seizure of the gate? Even Shi Heng, who had fought together, was involved, both civil and military affairs were controlled by Yu Qian, and Jingtai was his puppet. How could you still protect him? Why did the emperor reuse eunuchs later? Didn't Yu Qian turn military generals into civilian vassals? It was Yu Qian who started the process of becoming a noble man and a lowly man, so how can he still protect Yu Qian?

I made the same mistake as in the last book again, blindly looking for celebrities to "teach" them. So what if I teach them? It seems to be certain that they are extraordinary in history, and they are still extraordinary in this "Ming Dynasty" that has changed. Since they are born extraordinary, why teach them? Writing this kind of article should be about the changes in the society of the Ming Dynasty, and the impact of the changes in the Ming Dynasty on the individuals of these ancients. To "modify" the lives of celebrities directly is too deliberate, and it seems that the protagonist is rushing to lick others, which is the behavior of a villain. If you really like to write about individuals, Li Biao's life changes are well written. I think he is the only vivid character in this book so far. You can write whatever you want about a person who did not exist in history, even his descendants. For the real ancient people, their changes should be caused by changes in social reality, rather than having the protagonist press their heads and instill ideas into them. Those real characters who originally had their own selves, when you write it like this, they become the protagonist's puppets and lose their souls. It was already very boring to write, but if I keep writing like this, who else will be able to read it?

Do you know why some readers don't like behind-the-scenes manipulation streams? My personal opinion is, "A person's life is nothing more than fame and fortune!" You have worked hard to escort China's rise, but no one knows about it, so won't your efforts be in vain? If you can't get this name, just like the readers can't get it, it will be unpleasant. Therefore, I must leave a great name in history, whether it is the medical master who created the modern medical system, the great master of mathematics, the great master of physics, the great master of novels, or the great general who expanded the territory, even if I am the emperor, I cannot remain unknown! Moreover, it must be exposed to the world at the right time, and then continue to hide after a period of time, letting the world know that there is an immortal "monster" and "immortal" but cannot be found. Isn't this more interesting?

How long have you been waiting for you in the All Worlds section? Do you really want to jump out? How about replacing Shenlong's routine with several movies and TV series? Even if I write a Shenlong 2 or a sequel, it will attract a lot of people. Do you write novels to generate electricity for love? Making money is the right way

There are only over 100 comments out of nearly 200. Only a small number of people read the book, and most of the rest are either bad-mouthers or people who argue about the rights and wrongs of history. Any novel with a historical background, when there are comments in the comment area that use moral kidnapping to reject your negative review, the novel is destined to not be popular. I hope the author can continue to persist in order to get out of the comfort zone, so that I may see the first famous level 5 author to destroy himself 😁

If you want to say that seeking fame and reputation is too much, it could even be regarded as slander! He has already done his duty to the country! He is considered a hero for a while! It's just too honest. I didn't know there would be such an operation, and Yu Qian didn't have a God's perspective. I felt sorry for Jingtai, but Jingtai was about to die of illness at that time and had no son to succeed him. The seizure of the throne had some impact on him, but not much. As for how much impact a bad posthumous title has on a dead person? History will tell us who the real clown is! You want Yu Qian to kill Baozong, which is even more retarded. Do you know who will succeed Jingtai after his death? The son of Baozong! Let's not talk about killing the king with his ministers (and without the perspective of God, this person is no longer harmful) this kind of thing cannot be done by a true Confucian scholar. Even if he can do it, it is still the revenge of killing his father! Aren't you Zhu Jianshen with a bug in your belly? What do you think people will think of you? Moreover, the people Yu Qian felt most sorry for were the resisting generals and Zhu Jianshen. He caused the resisting generals to be liquidated and Zhu Jianshen to be unable to become emperor. At that time, it might have been possible to kill Zhu Jianshen secretly due to the operation of the Baozong. So I think it is okay to say that he was stupid, not cruel enough, and not ambitious enough, but forget about seeking fame. He is indeed a true Confucian scholar!

Yu Qian was such a tragedy, he deserved to die.