Holy Lord of Zhengde

It's nonsense. It's just a conspiracy theory that's amplified. It's no different from Naruto's fan fiction! Among other things, the imperial power system designed by Zhu Yuanzhang and Zhu Di and perfected by successive emperors of the Ming Dynasty was second only to the Manchu Qing Dynasty in terms of emperor's power. Regardless of their abilities, among the sixteen emperors of the Ming Dynasty, except for Wanli's minor period, none of them was controlled by his ministers, let alone his ministers who deceived the emperor, or even the civilian officials who murdered the emperor; even in the Chongzhen period, killing civil servants and generals was no different than killing pigs and dogs. Aren't those popular conspiracy theories now deconstructing history and then subverting its image, turning good into bad and bad into good? These explanations are only suitable for those who have not experienced higher education and are minors in the big chess party. They have not studied formal political history and do not understand the rules of the country's society. They think that historical figures should be like the male protagonists of fantasy novels. They think that they can ignore the laws of history and subvert and transform them at will. They think that the group of literati and bureaucrats is a historical cancer, and anyone who cooperates with them is weak and incompetent. They adhere to the idea of ​​​​non-party within the party when dealing with any force, and fantasize about the "peerless grace" of one person against the world... I can only be mentally retarded.

Big, I feel that when the male protagonist is playing for power, he can't just have power for the sake of power. This has become Jiajing. He should still know that the purpose of fighting for power is to better benefit the people. When you are playing tricks, you can't treat the people as pawns, and you can't treat your ministers like Jiajing did, treating them as domestic slaves. After all, there are ministers who really want to do things. The people the male protagonist wants to attract should also be doers who support the male protagonist's political line, not just flatterers.

The emperor can never outmaneuver his ministers, especially the kings of future generations.

I feel disgusted when I read the introduction. It actually gives modern science to the Confucius family.

Promote the three crops of sweet potatoes, potatoes, and corn, guard Shanhaiguan, and then issue enfeoffment orders to implement the country's savage system. Those who can occupy and build cities in Southwest, Liaoning, and Southeast Asia will be granted a large number of hereditary county magistrates and governors. The protagonist makes inventions and just works as a craftsman. No need to change the skin or make any changes. Those who are incompetent in future generations will not move. Those who have the ability will transfer these hereditary county magistrates to governors.

In fact, at that time, the gentry and civil servants were considered the emperor's preferred partners. The gentry did not want territory or local dominance. They did not seek military power and would help the emperor tame various classes. Therefore, the Song, Ming and Qing Dynasties all treated the gentry favorably. After all, the emperor and the gentry were the same group. A partner in oppressing the common people, the emperor has never been a friend of the working people. In many novels, the emperor helps the common people to fight against the gentry. In fact, this is the thinking of the simple Chinese Qingtian. I always feel that the superiors must love the people as their own children, but the officials who execute them are not good people.

The author first lets Zhengde Youzi talk about national governance. The power of an emperor without a queen is incomplete.

It is suggested that the young eunuchs in the inner court should not be taught by civil servants. Can't they be taught if there are no literate people in the inner court? These civil servants are very good at bringing in private goods to train eunuchs into chess pieces with a civil servant heart!

I've read a few chapters, and they're all narration and nonsense.

Your problem now is that you are talking nonsense, there are too many inner dramas, if you are not good at it, you can do it, but you have to do it when you are two, three, three, or four hundred. You are doing it at this time. You have just been on the shelves at this time, or even before it is on the shelves. You have no basic fans and no basic book friends. You are like this, alas.

After training, the body is shaped like a crane. Under a thousand pines, there are two letters on the sutra. I came to ask, and there is nothing left to say. The clouds are in the blue sky, and the water is in the bottle.

A once-in-a-half-year historical book. Be proud of being knowledgeable in world affairs, and be ashamed of carving a boat and seeking a sword. Be proud of being brave and courageous, and be ashamed of moaning for no reason. Stir up the turbid and raise the clear, the pure heart.

I haven't read the book yet, I just read the comment section. To be honest, after reading the book for so many years, those people who connect the characters in the novel with real people in history have never stopped. This is something I have never figured out. Novels are novels, reality is reality, and everything in the novel is just the author's fiction. Even if it actually writes something that really happened in history, it cannot represent anything. It's like a person, I am the author, wrote a novel, and wrote that I am this person's father. As a reader, you read what I wrote, and you know that person, and you think my novel is fart, or you don't know this person, and then you believe it is true and go around saying that I am that person's father. Are such readers stupid and naive? But such readers can be found everywhere. I really don't know when such readers will disappear. .

The writing is quite good, one piece per day. Is the homework a part-time job?

Have you entered the palace already? Or is there something temporary?

At the time of Confucius, apples should not have been introduced to the Central Plains, so it would be better to change it to peaches.

Zhengde was considered the worst among the emperors of the Ming Dynasty