
The Extremely Rebellious Wanli Emperor
大明万历极度叛逆
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- Completed
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- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- Qidian
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The civil servants are never monolithic. The civil servants of the Ming Dynasty did not have the power to dominate the government and the opposition, and the court did not speak for itself. Your conspiracy theory introduction is so childish and ridiculous. If the boss is not good, it is the employees below who are not good. Will there be any shortage of loyal ministers and good generals in the Ming Dynasty? There are many civil servants who are greedy for money, incompetent and selfish, but there are also many who are loyal, wise, brave, responsible and innovative.
Even a fool like Chongzhen, who has no military or financial resources, can use the cabinet to kill pigs. Are you afraid that young Wanli, who is not short of money and has military power, will be the chief minister? Wouldn't the Queen Mother's efforts help her fall into the water? It's just a matter of a few more golden elixirs, and I'm as cowardly as a ninth sister.
It's really funny. The protagonist hasn't even cleaned up the affairs of the harem now. Why would you fight with the courtiers when your own rear area is in danger? Isn't this difficult? Get rid of all the cronies of Queen Mother Li, and directly trap the Queen Mother to death in Cining Palace. Violence is the crusher of all conspiracies and plots. Naughty, the author is not a woman, right? I have only seen this kind of upset and angry plot in female videos.
If you ask me to put this situation aside, there is no shortage of money in the internal coffers, there is no shortage of money in the national treasury, and the military power is still in hand, I will ride directly south to hoe the land. The guards officers, maritime merchants and landowners all killed no innocent person.
The power struggle is written like a war between shrews, and the emperor and ministers cannot speak high-sounding words.
Harem
Since we are seizing power, what is the most direct and simple thing? If you don't know how, I suggest you follow Li Shimin's example and throw your brother's head directly in front of the old man. If you don't give him the right, he will chop you off too! This is the quickest and easiest solution! If Empress Dowager Li in the harem doesn't know what's good and what's good, then she will be trapped in a palace or buried directly. Isn't this the most direct way? What's your author's word count? Are you still here to play the trick of using the power to overwhelm others?
Summary: Very good novel
What a pity that this novel repeatedly jumps between childishness and non-childishness! What's more important is that it's so watery! Also, it's written in such a way that it's hard to tell whose narrator is the monologue.
Idiot, where did the Ming Dynasty's Long Live Lord come from? That's the fucking title of an internal official, you idiot.
I'm really tired of watching Zhang Siwei keep jumping around. You look up to him so much!
The author himself is rebellious enough. He won't listen to the opinions of book friends, and he still has to push back.