
Wanli: Building a Divine Ming Dynasty
万历:建立大明神朝
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- Completed
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- 212k Words
- Genre
- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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- 1y ago
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- Qidian
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I don't know what I'm worried about. Aren't you sure that there is no spiritual energy and you are the only practitioner? It is directly revealed that with the immortal magic in hand, politics and religion are unified. Guarding the spiritual tree is a win. You have to hide it all the time. It's no longer the same way to play, but I still play according to their rules honestly, which is a bit chilling.
If you engage in intrigues when you are not cultivating as an immortal, and if you continue to engage in intrigues after cultivating as an immortal, then isn't your cultivation of immortality in vain?
After reading so many Ming Dynasty novels, I found that later emperors had to imitate Jiajing and Wanli if they wanted to control the court. The core is that the emperor cannot end the situation personally and use civilian officials to contain it. And killing court officials will not solve the problem. For the Donglin Party in the later period: the death of a few chief ministers is nothing. To solve the problem, the southern gentry must be dismantled.
As for the plot of Hard Pressed Water, if the emperor of the Ming Dynasty was so crazy that he could kill all the eunuchs in the palace, Wei Zhongxian was so arrogant that Chongzhen killed them as soon as he came to power. The protagonist's personal strength is invincible in the palace, and the cabinet is still on his side, and the eunuchs he kills are still waiting for them to force the palace. You don't think this is cool, do you?
Author, have you really read the history of the Ming Dynasty? I'm afraid you are crazy to use Wang Chonggu to rectify the Beijing camp. Wang Chonggu and Zhang Siwei are members of the Jin Party, and their interests are to promote the border army smuggling group. If you use him to rectify the Beijing camp, isn't this letting monkeys control Taoyuan? Can you imagine that the only way to rectify the capital camp is to use eunuchs and military generals to rectify it? In this way, the military power belongs to the emperor, and the civil servants who organize the army are not letting rats into the rice barn?
Some people say that you should hide behind the scenes and control the eunuchs to watch the chaos among the officials. It's really bullshit. You should hide behind the scenes and control the eunuchs to fuck the chicken feathers. Open up your mouth and raise your own strength to not be afraid of open and secret arrows. Then you can show yourself in public to win over the loyalty of the courtiers and generals, use mechanical deities to conquer the world, and then use the power of the whole world to upgrade this plug-in to increase the overall dimension. This is the right way to do it, and then conquer all the heavens and worlds. This is the correct operation. Writing about bullshit officialdom clandestine fights, are those who read novels on this subject just for the bullshit officialdom plot?
I finally figured it out. Immortality is nonsense. I wonder how long 600,000 yuan of silver will last? The character of the protagonist is also inhuman. He died at the same time before the protagonist came. He died at the same time after the protagonist came. What your son and grandson did is really interesting I don't think there is anything wrong with the Queen Mother's view. It's just that the author wanted to write it to be more extreme, and then the protagonist's behavior was also described as even more extreme. No, it should be called stupid Does mother and son have to become enemies? After traveling through so many years, there is no small treasury at all. I think it's the protagonist's own way of making money.
If you are the only cultivator and you are still playing tricks with others, then your cultivation is not in vain 🤔
Is this the kind of book where even though the protagonist has become an immortal, he is still scheming with those ministers?
Author, are you serious? Use Zhang Juzheng's whipping method? Without Zhang Juzheng messing around like this, the Ming Dynasty would not have declined so quickly. It is most unrealistic to collect taxes with silver. People do not have silver in their hands. Most of them use copper coins. To pay taxes in silver, you first have to go to the gentry to exchange copper coins and physical objects for silver. There is no fixed exchange rate. When it comes time to pay taxes, the exchange rate is The price doubled, which accelerated land annexation. Without a fixed source of silver and the issuance of silver coins, it was courting death. People in history should not believe everything written in history. A whip method was not good for the court but good for the gentry class. It was to drink poison to quench thirst, and there would be endless troubles in the future.