
Bringing Your Own AI, I Teach Chongzhen to Be a Foolish King
自带AI,我教崇祯做昏君
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This book has strayed from its purpose
1. I have read nearly 500-600 chapters. Logically speaking, the protagonist should be Zhuge Liang, but the protagonist has been wandering outside the center and does not know what his purpose is. 2. Now that you have openly rebelled and gone to Treasure Island, are you going to sit back and watch the sky fall?
You can just travel through time and become Chongzhen. It would be unbelievable for you to assist Chongzhen. Chongzhen was famously suspicious. He had more than 50 first assistants in 2017, but Chongzhen could not employ people without suspicion. That night when I was thinking about you in bed, I felt that you had objections, and I delayed you the next day.
Chongzhen's most fatal mistake
The core and most fatal mistake of Emperor Chongzhen was that during his tenure, the situation in Dongjiang Town was messed up and beyond control. At the same time, precious human, material and financial resources have been used to maintain the military presence north of Ningyuan for a long time, and even attempted to regain the Guangning area. This is the most terrible mistake Chongzhen made. In the last years of the Ming Dynasty, we should be on the defensive and awaiting attack, strengthen Dongjiang Town, monitor the bulk trade between North Korea and Houjin, and most importantly, cut off North Korea's ability to carry out shipping to Panjin. Secondly, there is no need to maintain any military presence north of Ningyuan. Manpower and material resources should be focused on strengthening the Yanshan Mountains defense area, especially Huailai, Zunhua, Miyun, Qianxi and other areas. The reason for guarding Ningyuan is that Ningyuan can be transported by sea, which can appropriately increase the depth of Shanhaiguan. More importantly, given Houjin's grain production capacity and supply level, it was impossible for the Eight Banners of Manchuria and Mongolia to siege Ningyuan for a long time. The Eight Banners of Manchuria and Mongolia can bring a monthly ration by themselves, but this kind of action cannot defeat Ningyuan. Especially if Dongjiang Town can be maintained, the Koreans will not be able to transport rations to the Panjin area by sea ships, and the Manchu and Mongolian Eight Banners' siege capabilities will be even weaker. Sticking to the rear of the Yanshan Mountains will greatly save the transportation losses of the Ming Dynasty's official army. The establishment of 30,000 garrison troops and 20,000 field troops in the western Liaoning region can be reduced, and the establishment can be expanded to 50,000 to 60,000 new garrison troops and 30,000 to 40,000 field troops behind the Yanshan Mountains, relying on Tianjin's role as the hub of the Grand Canal. Maintaining heavy military groups around Beijing instead of the Western Liaoning Corridor will significantly reduce the probability that the Eight Banners of Manchuria and Mongolia will break through and enter the East China Plain. This is also the fundamental intention of Zhu Di, the founder of the Ming Dynasty, to move the capital to Beijing. At a time when the empire was in decline and the situation outside the customs was in turmoil, placing the most financially powerful military group in the Liaoxi Corridor instead of around Beijing could be said to be the most serious mistake made by Zhu Youjian, Sizong of the Ming Dynasty! It extremely undermined the fundamental purpose of moving the capital to Beijing and the idea of defending the Yanshan Mountains.
Damn it, Chapter 30 is a thread about traveling through time and changing history without doing anything.
With this plug-in, you can recover from the flood and work for the emperor without fear of being dumped. When I met a landlord in Pingliaodong, he was afraid of having an official from Nanjing in his house. He would have to collect taxes from the landlords and open the sea without killing anyone. If the official and the landlord can agree, Chongzhen can protect you.
Are you qualified to be a servant?
**Conclusion: Not qualified** According to the original text of "Da Ming Law", **juren (shengyuan) belong to the category of "common people"**, and the law does not grant them independent identity privileges from the common people, so it is illegal to keep servants. --- ### The original text of the law is based on **"Da Ming Law·Household Code·Household Service"**: > **"Any person who keeps slaves in a common people's house will be released if he has a hundred sticks."** (Volume 4, Household Code 1, clearly prohibits common people from keeping slaves) --- ### Core logic 1. **The laws of the Ming Dynasty were only divided into "officials" and "people"**: - "Da Ming Law" did not set "gentry" (juren, scholars, etc.) As a legal identity independent of "common people". - Although Juren belonged to the gentry class, they were still legally classified as "common people", and slave ownership was subject to the same restrictions. 2. **Prohibition without express exemption**: - The law only allows officials (according to rank) to keep slaves. Juren is not an official, and there is no express exemption, so the ban on common people applies. **Final conclusion**: According to the original text of the Ming Dynasty law, civil servants (non-officials) are not qualified to have servants in the legal sense**, and violators will be punished according to the law.
Speechless
Is this woman sick?😡
This book is so soul-stirring. It rained for fifty-six chapters, and I didn't come down until I abandoned the pit. This way of writing is necessarily top-heavy. It's heavy at the beginning, light at the end and ends badly.
In fact, at this time, no one can save the Ming Dynasty, because it is rotten from the root!
The author is very good, but it hasn't entered the main story yet after it's been released.
A Flood has not started until it is released. The main plot character, the Emperor, has not been seen yet. The problem is to put everything together. It feels very busy and unclear. Before entering the main plot, natural and man-made disasters have occurred. Now that you have entered the main plot, what else will you write about, the sea? ? ? ?
The writing is okay, but the pacing has a lot of room for improvement.
I have read about thirty chapters. The quality is good, but I am very tired. One crisis follows another without any respite. Often, just after the previous crisis is resolved, a new chapter comes. It seems very deliberate, and the spirit is always in a tense state. There is no adjustment of daily content in the middle. If it is a big crisis and I write dozens of chapters in a row, I will not feel like this, but now it is really too tiring to read.
I feel like the protagonist is too upright and only knows how to play with others within the rules. He almost died several times and was violated by the people below. He also wanted to torture the protagonist to death with others. Do you really not know what it means to crush someone to death at the first level of an official?
If there is a cheat, even Zhu Yuanzhang, I have to revolutionize his life. I really don't understand why I have to be a dog for others. I am just not republican. I am not that great, but why do I let others become the emperor?
Let me ask, will the protagonist conquer the world by himself, or will he assist Chongzhen? If you are assisting, your boss will be rubbish, your teammates will be useless, and all kinds of things will be a hindrance. If the protagonist wants to conquer the world, there will be difficulties in the early stage, but in the middle stage, it will become smoother and smoother. If you are assisting, it will be harder and harder. Even if you get things done, people sent by Chongzhen will be smashed in various ways soon.
When I first learned about Chongzhen, I might have felt that he was pitiful, but later I learned that Emperor Longwu was really pitiful. He was imprisoned by his grandfather at the age of 12, and was released at the age of 24. At the age of 28, he led the troops to serve as king, but was demoted to a commoner, killed the palace officials, and was also the guardian of the mausoleum. He was humiliated and imprisoned for eight years. After the Ming Dynasty perished, he began to work for the Ming Dynasty. He knew people well and was not suspicious. He died at the age of forty-four. He was like this for most of his life. The most pitiful person for Zhu Ming was Emperor Longwu. They were both vassal kings. There was such a big gap.
It's the best historical article I've read recently.
I rarely write and discuss, but this book is really good-looking, with distinct characters, and a lot of fun but not mentally retarded. I am a female reader, and a common problem with male videos is that women write very stereotyped books, but relatively speaking, this book handles it very well. Don't write about emotions in the plot, just change it up a bit. I especially like the setting of AI. This is one of my favorite settings recently. Haha, every era has its own novel. The system flow is about to pass, and next is the AI era.
It's very well written, but why are so few people reading it?
With AI, it feels like a dog. The protagonist should just throw himself into the river as soon as possible.
The Chongzhen Dynasty is difficult to operate. To save the Chongzhen Dynasty, you have to declare war on the entire literati and landlord circle. Unless you flip the table, it is basically impossible to succeed within the framework.
The rest of the article is good, but it always acts like a licker every once in a while, writing about women attacking the protagonist, and then the protagonist continues to cling to me, which is quite speechless.
In fact, when writing historical novels, it is better to use some kind of system, plug-in, or golden finger. It is better to directly write about the protagonist being able to travel between modern and ancient times through time and space channels. "The Modernization of the Ming Dynasty" is very well written.
Author
Will there be novels in the martial arts genre in the future, such as Qin Shi Mingyue and Tian Long Ba Bu?
Author
Why can't I open the novels of Three Kingdoms and Water Margin?
AI is really polite. When it's wrong, it doesn't say it's wrong. It says, you're right.
Author
No, if you read a lot of martial arts novels in the universe, Junukelou's martial arts novels have done well.
It started to rain in Chapter 58, this plot is really
Very pretty
I read it patiently and found that it is quite good. The author's writing style is quite good.
It's been two days since I watched and I'm almost catching up with the main force 🙂
Now the protagonist can sing Southeast Ascetic Mountain
The author please consider
Do you want to change the pace of this book now? Or go back and write about the prince? The prince's grades were better back then than they are now 😄