Name: I Pretended to Be the Emperor in Ming Dynasty
Author: Phoenix Ming Gao Gang

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In the autumn of the 14th year of Zhengtong, the beacon smoke from Tumubao burned the backbone of the Ming Dynasty into powder, and the nine-layer palace palace trembled under the iron hoof of the tiles. Zhang Qi opened his eyes and became an official slave in the British Duke Zhang Fu's house. Due to the chaos of the Han Dynasty in the first year of Xuande, he was reduced to the most humble status in the Ming Dynasty. He could not take the imperial examination, do business, marry his beloved, and was a slave for generations, and could not change. However, things are impermanent. When the bad news about Ying Zong's Northern Hunting tore apart the dawn of Shuntian Mansion, when Zhang Fu's silver armor shattered into stars outside Juyong Pass, when the news of the sudden death of King Tan was covered in blood mist and flowed across the Jinshui Bridge. ——Yu Qian carried the embers of the border beacon and smashed the palace gate, and personally covered his thin shoulders with the blood-stained Twelve Chapters Pattern uniform. "The Ming Dynasty needs such a face. Please perform three plays to extend the Ming Dynasty for another two hundred years." In the first scene, Fengtianmen angrily denounced the southward migration; The second scene is Zhu Pi's execution of eunuchs in the Palace of Qianqing; The third game was to defeat Ye Xian in the defense battle of Beijing. After three scenes, the fake emperor became a puppet of power and was completely put on the stage of fate. From Fengtian Hall to Deshengmen, he sang the drama of "a wise king saves the country" for eight years. It wasn't until the sound of digging into the wall was heard from Nangong that he discovered that the system task that allowed him to return home successfully was just to "save Yu Qian." The night when the bells of the Seizing of the Forbidden City rang throughout the Forbidden City, Yu Qian alone unfolded a still-undry imperial edict with a candle. There are bloodstains on the dragon button of the jade seal. "The Zhengtong Dynasty has been buried. Are you here in the eighth year of Jingtai? I ask you three questions: Can the people's livelihood be as important as the Nine Cauldrons? The war can be extinguished for a hundred years?" Zhu's tears rolled down the edge of the edict, "Shaobao, would you like to drink poisonous wine with me?"

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The quality is very good, the writing style and historical sentences are good. It is much better than those foolhardy ones. Why don't many people seem to read it? The monthly vote has been cast, come on, author!
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Kindness to the enemy is cruelty to oneself/several questions
Why can't the male protagonist deal with the people who plan to participate in the goal-snatching in advance? Even if they don't kill and transfer them to other places, they can be idle. As a modern person who knows the history in advance, this game should be a win. It would be too cowardly to wait until the eighth year of Jingtai to assemble the goal-scoring team. The author's final ending. If the male protagonist chooses to travel back in time, how will it end in Ming Dynasty? Letting the original slave continue to be emperor would be better than pretending to die to pass the throne to Zhu Jianshen, but the prince is only 10 years old at the moment, and Yu Qian will definitely be liquidated if he interferes in politics. How does the author intend to achieve the purpose of redeeming Yu Qian? For Qian Lai and the emperor to trust each other and realize his political ambitions is definitely the best outcome. It would be a pity for such a capable minister to be trapped in political struggles. Does the author have any plans to carry out reforms? Tumubao exposed many shortcomings in the Ming Dynasty's military, such as the decline in the combat effectiveness of the frontier troops and the increase in military expenditures every year, as well as land annexation. These issues will affect the historical direction of later generations. Can the male protagonist make changes from a modern perspective? There is also the opening of the sea and the development of science and technology. Can the male protagonist take advantage of modern people to guide and reform? If modern people are just kind-hearted and don't like killing, then the meaning of time travel will be lost. What type of novel is this book? I don't think it's romantic or power-seeking. Instead, it feels like a historical science novel. The author doesn't seem to intend to make any changes to history? ? We can't let readers not see the excitement and the ingenious plotting, but be forced to accept a lot of historical knowledge just for the sake of CP. . . ? ? Science students said they could not accept it
1 like1y ago
There are now different views on the Tumu Fort Incident
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