Great Ming: The Longevity Emperor Cultivates Immortality!

Awesome, it's rare to see such a talented person and hate the Ming Dynasty so much. I would say it was the Yuan Dynasty that was to blame. If he had been more brutal and starved the people to death, Zhu Yuanzhang would have been nothing.

To be honest, Yan's father and son's talents were not very good in history, so don't be influenced by TV dramas and praise them too highly. The talents who can truly cultivate immortality are those geniuses. Wang Yangming created his own school. Tang Shunzhi taught himself martial arts and military tactics. Qimen Tianxue algorithm. Qi Jiguang created his own art of war. Zhang Juzheng reformed and coordinated the thinking logic of the country. Xu Wei's young genius. Zhu Zaiyu and his son created their own music school. Hai Rui's unique perseverance.

I think China's feudal era was too long, and the system was too strong. To be honest, if there had been no external influence at that time, I believe it could have continued to this day.

How could a foolish emperor like Emperor Jiajing get the opportunity to become an immortal? I didn't want to watch it after seeing the setting.

This book is considered a good source of food. I personally think that the biggest flaw is that it over-preserves the characters of the Ming Dynasty. Yan Song, Yan Shifan and others are not killed but used instead. It really puts themselves into the perspective of Jiajing. As long as modern people have a conscience, it is impossible to travel through the past without killing them.

To create contradictions for the sake of contradiction, deliberately retain Western countries, and also create a crisis of food surplus, happy

After cultivating immortals, why do you want to play tricks with mortals? Just recruit those officials into the capital in turn to hypnotize them. Let them all work for the public good and break the situation directly

Brother, I feel like your writing is getting worse and worse. Where there was a lot of water, I actually tolerated it. After all, the author didn't write enough water. But Xu Jie's operation in the latest chapter is completely seeking death. In such a dynasty with centralized imperial power and a period of change, doing this kind of behavior is not much different from rebellion. Although the following is not a Machiavellian article, it cannot be written in such an imbecile way.

The biggest landowners in the Ming Dynasty were the emperor and the clan, and even though they had become immortals, they still refused to change their lives. Where to waste your time fighting with ordinary people (water word count)? It is not natural to revolutionize the landlords and gentry under the revolution. If they refuse to obey, kill them. Then use pills to create a few strongmen to control the army and subdue other military leaders. Use the money from looting the houses to quell the anger of the people, buy grain and divide the land, then open up the sea to develop the economy, and then regain the lost land to restore the glory of the Han and Tang Dynasties. Sometimes it's strange that even after cultivating immortality, you still have to stew. Since the setting is that the better the country is, the faster your cultivation progress will be, so what kind of conspiracy is there? It's clear that I'm going to rebel on my own.

It's too shabby, all the ministers are infighting for a long time, and then the main line is advanced a little bit