Great Tomorrow Apocalypse 1620

Boring... A modern ordinary person travels back in time without any plug-ins and wants to stop the wheel of history.

After three hundred years of raising scholars, how many scholars are still willing to sincerely work for his old Zhu family since Yu Qian was killed!

The Meng Yuan Dynasty in the Ming Dynasty was even more barbaric. Starting from Zhu Yuanzhang, Wen Chengwu was not regarded as a human being. Blue jade was skinned and washed for no reason. Later, Yu Qian, Zhang Juzheng, Qi Jiguang, Hong Chengchou, and Kong Youde. None of these legendary figures had a good end. They were either killed or forced to rebel. In terms of weakness and absurdity, the Locust Brother in the Ming Dynasty is definitely the first in human history.

It is wrong to say that Wei Zhongxian killed loyal ministers. All the people he killed were donkeys.

Seeing that Sun Chengzong was used to guard Liao Dynasty, there is no need to read this book; I am simply afraid of dying unpleasantly, and it is better to be king in Jin Dynasty

After reading the first chapter, I don't want to read anymore. The author himself doesn't understand history. If he really dressed as Apocalypse, his butt would determine his head. What kind of loyalty and traitor would it be? Wouldn't it be funny? The first is conducive to one's own rule, and the second is the rise of the Han people! Who is your enemy and who can be exploited? There are only a few in the Donglin Party who can be used. As the emperor, you are the first to eliminate this Donglin Party and then whip the corpses into graves and kill the nine tribes. There is no one enemy. The second is to split the civil servants and prevent them from joining forces, and then Jiangnan tycoons, Shanxi merchants, and vassal kings everywhere! The weather is so bad that Tartars are not on the list of people to be targeted immediately! Wei Zhongxian is nothing if he doesn't use him! The sentence "Wei Zhongxian killed a loyal minister made me laugh!"

In the Tang Dynasty, I shared the world with the aristocratic family, in the Song Dynasty, I shared the world with the scholar-bureaucrats, and in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, I shared the world with the gentry. The main force in forming this logic was Zhu Yuanzhang. First, he exploited the interests of officials, and treated officials as workers. Yuan Zhang wanted the horses to run, but also wanted the horses not to eat grass, so officials had no choice but to lease out their power, which greatly increased local power. When the gentry class degenerated on a large scale, the entire society was in turmoil, which was the end of the dynasty. At the same time, Zhu Yuanzhang also had a problem with his thinking. He actually believed that officials could be replaced at will. His operations made the officialdom of the Ming Dynasty as a whole lose good money to bad money. The large-scale corruption of officials was also one of the main reasons for the rapid decline of the Ming Dynasty.

Hey, why Yuan Chonghuan? You say that Hong Chengchou is actually better, but it's really hard to say for Governor Yuan.