Great Ming: I Saved the Tianqi Emperor from the Start
大明，开局救了天启皇帝
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- Completed
- Length
- 547k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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- 1y ago
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Given the circumstances at the end of the Ming Dynasty, starting anew was easier than supporting the Ming. The protagonist was a military officer, and he was truly constrained in the Ming court.
Reading Reflections
Author, why did you delete my comment? Was I wrong? From the third to the tenth page, it's all just bragging and slapping people in the face. In Chapter 12, Wei Zhongxian lived for at least several decades and dared to throw tantrums and say such things in front of the emperor.
Hypothetically, what if we saved the Tianqi Emperor, then imposed an overseas fiefdom on Prince Pan, forcing him to surrender his wealth and relocate the surplus population overseas? Then, we could exchange the right to establish overseas states and the power to appoint officials and gentry for military and taxation powers, effectively removing these constraints abroad. Could this save the Ming Dynasty?
After Zhang Juzheng, the Ming Dynasty had no better doctors, no better medicine. All the pent-up problems that had been suppressed erupted all at once, fueled by natural disasters and man-made calamities. Rebellion was inevitable. It was even easier.
With the mindset of modern people, if they traveled back to ancient times, they could only become the ruler themselves. Otherwise, they'd just be used as cannon fodder. After all, modern people don't have the concept of the ruler-subject relationship from ancient Confucianism. They simply don't have the awareness that if the ruler commands the subject to die, the subject must die.
I'd say the writing is pretty good, haha.
The author writes really well; it's definitely worth following and subscribing to! Using this space, I'd like to recommend a book that's hilariously vulgar and full of eccentricities: "An Old Man Who Transmigrates to Collect Trash and Survives by Making Bad Movies." It's a laugh-out-loud story spanning multiple realms...
Is he working as a dog for the Zhu family?
There's no need to read books about being a dog to the Zhu family.
I've been waiting for it for a month, and it's still updating so slowly. It updates less than ten pages a day, which takes less than five minutes to read. It's disgusting. I'm definitely giving it another six months.
9000 Years old... Aren't you going to get checked?