We Talked About the Ming God of War, but How Did He Become the Wanshou Emperor?

The mentality of the late Jiajing period, even if you are reborn, let alone benefiting the people, it would be good if you don't steal a few grains of rice from the people.

The origin of the introduction is not very auspicious 😏. Whether it is Tumu Fort or the Huaihai War 😏, both sides are the losers. In other words, "This is a pot of raw rice" and "600,000 vs. 800,000 Must be eaten."

Why are so many books recently praising Jiajing? Why do some people think that the foolish emperor of the feudal dynasty has a heart to repent? 🤫 An emperor who can toy with officials and applaud them does not know how the people are doing? He didn't let Yan Song and his son go to harm the people and make money. Jiajing only has himself in his heart, only the Ming Dynasty of the Zhu family, the kind that suffers the people when the national treasury is depleted.

Tumu Fort is really weird. The God of War knew how to train a team to seize power when he was a child. How come he is so stupid when he is older?

The protagonist should have reacted quickly, right? He was clearly the God of War, but he suddenly turned into a Taoist priest and gave Jiajing a secret signal? You are bullying me, my money!

Those little Taoist boys feel disgusting.

Don't mention the conspiracy theory about civil servants in the Ming Dynasty. The real rise of civil servants in the Ming Dynasty was during the Hongzhi period. In the years before that, military officers and nobles were emphasized (Chenghua Liting). Until the Hongzhi period, after Zhu Youtang came to power, the power of the civil servants officially rose, the imperial power fell, and the emperor became the emperor. Although Zhu Youtang gained a good reputation as a puppet of the civil servants, he left a hole for his son. The emperors before him, including Zhu Jianshen, were all emperors who relied heavily on martial arts and had strong control over the imperial power (the idiot Zhu Yunwen did not count). Civil servants had no room to engage in conspiracy theories.

I feel like we can just use Jiajing as the protagonist, there is no need for the time traveler.

The introduction is so filial to me! I said always do it with a high opinion

The description of Wala is too strong. The Ming Dynasty in this period declined during its peak period and only after Tumubao.

Jiajing was also a little war god and was beaten like a grandson by Ada Khan. He was just too tired to go out to fight, otherwise he would have to build a wooden fort

How could the Ming Dynasty not have a weightlifting champion? ! 🙂

The author writes that I can tolerate those orphans for the time being, but I won't be able to endure them for long. It's time for the protagonist to talk to them about what should be said and what should be done. When the time comes, he will still be counting money for them after being sold by the minister. If the protagonist really wants to protect them, he should make this clear. Now it will completely damage the protagonist's reputation. Not to mention knowing that the civil service group wants to deal with the protagonist, he still doesn't know that his orphans will be used as pawns; after all, who would think that the emperor can like a few former orphans, because they all think that they are taking advantage of the protagonist. If you want to defeat the protagonist, you can only start from the emperor and the protagonist. In this case, orphans are definitely the best choice: firstly, there is no backing, and not everyone in the dozens of people is loyal to the emperor; secondly, the cost is low, and the Jin Yiwei does not believe that everyone is honest and loyal; thirdly, some orphans are really close to the emperor, so you can see the emperor's reaction. Wouldn't a civil servant have thought of killing two birds with one stone? Besides, Jiaqing wants the protagonist to be his "sword", and someone with ties and scruples will definitely not be able to do this. He might not play a role in this kind of thing. Otherwise, Zhuqi and I would not dare to trust Wang Zhen. The reform plot is about to begin. The protagonist no longer wants to take care of his subordinate Taoist boys, and the big one is coming.

That's not right. You became a Baozong and then your great-grandmother became your wife. What the hell is this?

The Ming Dynasty was a dynasty with the most exaggerated opposition between monarch and ministers. Zhu Yuanzhang's executions were too ruthless. None of the officials behind him were related to those in front because of their relatives. Mutual trust is very fragile, after all, the revenge of ten lifetimes can still be avenged. Jingnan, Baozong, feels more like a revenge. In terms of nature, it is actually considered a country's subjugation. Jing Nan killed Lao Zhu and was his legitimate son. After all, history can hardly say that the fourth son is also his legitimate son, and Winning is also like a myth. Every country in Baozong was destroyed. The Ming Dynasty's emperors are generally expected to have a short life span. One or two of them can be said to be accidental. Among the 12 emperors of the Ming Dynasty, Hongwu, Yongle, Jiajing and Wanli, they can live long, and there are some reasons. One is the founding emperor, and the other is the rebel emperor. Jiajing was assassinated twice in his life, one case of a palace maid and one case of arson. He had no choice but to run out of the palace and hide in Xiyuan. Before his death, he was carried back to Qianqing Palace by Xu Jie. When the two dragons don't meet, I feel more like a threat. We can't control you, but we can control your son, unless you also want your son to die. After all, one of you has already died. This is an emperor who almost didn't save himself or his children. Not to mention Wanli, who doesn't want to be in power if he doesn't go to court for 40 years. I will never leave the palace for the rest of my life. Are you sure you weren't forced? Emperors with a little bit of ability all died young. Zhu Zhanji, Zhu Jianshen, Zhu Houzhao, and Tianqi all died young. This is a dynasty where I don't know if I have the ability to kill you, but I will kill you whenever I have the chance, a tacit understanding. Jiajing has always been advocating that he is very powerful in political power. If you ask him to rebuild the three major camps, he will immediately dissolve in water, just like his cousin. His whole life was to win the so-called battle of great etiquette and justice, and cultivated a generation of powerful officials, Yan Song. But his success is really not obvious. External hostile forces are becoming more and more rampant, Japanese pirates and northern pirates are wreaking havoc in the border areas, and internal corruption is becoming more and more serious. Alas😔.

In the Ming Dynasty, the official tax could not exceed 32 million shi. This was a high-voltage political line set by Zhu Yuanzhang. In the following periods, he was proud of collecting less official tax. If this high-voltage line is not broken, there will be no way to clean up the land and population. This means that if the yellow registration system in the Ming Dynasty is to be reformed, the tax ceiling must be broken, because if there is a tax ceiling and they are proud of collecting less, then the local government will have no motivation to count the population and land. . For research in this area, the author please refer to the relevant views of Mr. Zhu Shiwei.

It looks extremely awkward. Do you think Jiajing has changed? If changed. Did this male protagonist travel through time? It seems that such a famous Taoist priest and emperor didn't even think about it. There are many places where you can't think of a problem if you think about it seriously, but it just seems uncomfortable. Especially those orphans adopted

The recent plot is too outrageous. Three hundred thousand people are playing house, one hundred thousand soldiers can still besiege the city without two hundred thousand peasants, the civil servants are greedy but not stupid.

How can this Feilongqi lose? Three Yangs are added to Qian, and the whole court is full of loyal ministers😰