The Mad Emperor of Great Ming: I Am Truly Tyrannical

... Writing novels requires stretching, which means there are ups and downs, one good point after another crisis, one crisis after good point, rather than crisis after crisis and crisis after crisis. How many readers will like to read the emperor's protagonist who is more aggrieved than a beggar?

Killing Yang was not difficult at all. As long as the emperor is in good health and the court meeting is held, don't directly punish him. You want to reward him. If you don't follow the rules when entering the court, if you don't praise him, if you go to the palace with swords and shoes, you can add nine tins. Yang was born in Jiangxi. Then you can rest assured that there are civil servants who are willing to sacrifice their own lives to protect their reputation and attack Yang. Yang Tinghe will definitely oppose the decree, but when the time comes, you have to pretend to be afraid of death and look at Yang Tinghe. You can also shout to Mr. Zhong, and remember to be very pitiful. Don't worry, Yang Tinghe has no other choice but to go home and commit suicide. His followers will kill him, because if something happens to the emperor later, Yang Tinghe will definitely be regarded as a usurper by the people in the world. Everyone wants to get promoted and make a fortune with this Yang, not to play with the nine races. And Yang is not without opponents. You don't really think that the civil service group is all monolithic. As long as the emperor behaves like this, Yang has no other way to survive except going home and committing suicide. As for the nine tribes, it depends on whether the emperor and his opponents are willing to let him go.

It's boring to pull it over and over again If you really pull it, you might as well write about it with another emperor. There are so many emperors in history. Why write about Zhu Houzhao? Jiajing and other series of emperors are better than writing about Zhu Houzhao's repeated pull Each emperor has different characteristics. Choosing Zhu Houzhao to pull it over and over when writing a book is a failure in itself.

Zhengde has no children, so Zhengde who is in good health is the biggest danger, because if he is really determined to kill the Ming Dynasty and even completely destroy the Ming Dynasty before his death, there is a chance that no one can stop it. Then when he insists on killing Yang Tinghe and venting his anger, no one dares to stop him. Even the civil servants must sacrifice Yang Tinghe's nine tribes in order to fall into the water next time. Even Yang's party must do this, because there is no one. The emperor who has any weakness really wants to kill people and no one dares to stop him. Zhao Jiu will kill him because he has no children and does not care about his reputation. You are worse than Zhao Jiu now. You don't expect that you still have a good reputation now. Just play battle royale and force the civil servants to kill Yang Ting and the nine tribes. Even if the Yang Party does not completely destroy the Ming Dynasty, they will kill Yang Ting and his whole family completely to prevent Zhengde from truly breaking the pot.

When you write about Wuzong, you write that he has no one to use. Are you showing off your brains?

It's very unpleasant to compare with Emperor Jiajing in history. Emperor Jiajing was a young man who came to Beijing to become the emperor and was able to defeat Lao Yang. Is the protagonist really unable to win over any ministers and can only play conspiracy? This is the Ming Dynasty with unprecedented power in the imperial power. The last emperor Chongzhen was able to kill more than a dozen ministers. If there is a comparison, you will feel that the protagonist is very unhappy. In addition, Lao Yang was dealt with by Jiajing with great etiquette, and the protagonist has to deal with him carefully, which is very unhappy. If there is no comparison, it is okay to treat him as an imperial master and a powerful official, but in history, this brother was taken down too easily, which makes the protagonist very unhappy to deal with him carefully.

Don't mention Yang's threat, just get rid of him quickly. Historically, the person who was easily dispatched by Emperor Jiajing was a small boss, but you enlarged him into a big boss. This makes it very frustrating to read, because Emperor Jiajing took this guy down easily. No matter how much the protagonist exaggerates the threat and talks about Yang's power, the more Emperor Jiajing feels comfortable fighting Yang in history, the more this book tries to deal with Yang, the more frustrating it becomes.

It's a dead end from the start. It's not fun at all. When are you going to kill me and kick me?

Then it is impossible for you to write about the dynasty pattern during the Wuzong period. It's better to put it in Tianqi. The late Wanli period is also okay.

Does the author think that he, Yang Tinghe, can dominate the world with one hand? If he had such ability, he would have been Sima Yi long ago. Don't be stupid.