
Late Ming: So What If I, Chongzhen, Give Up?!
明末:我崇祯摆烂怎么了?!
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Well written!
But there are two poisonous points: First, selling dog meat on sheep's heads. This Chongzhen did not show off, but he was not as eager as the original Chongzhen to catch everything. No time-traveler who becomes Chongzhen would do that, so the protagonist's behavior is not called a mess, but a compromise. In fact, the protagonist of this book is not only not bad, but also has Chongzhen's style in personnel appointments and dismissals. The difference is that Chongzhen opens the blind box, while the protagonist just plays the bright card. Second, the plot of the sister-in-law. I personally think that the sister-in-law part has nothing to do with the main plot of the book. To be honest, I don't think the emperor is attracted to the sister-in-law at all. There is nothing interesting about conquering the sister-in-law. It is against human ethics and is asking for trouble. You want to show off. There are so many women in the world for you to choose. Is it necessary to choose a sister-in-law? It is simply wrong!
That's it, come on, author
Keep at it, a lot of things can be solved
This book is very well written, but do you know what is so good about it? In fact, the really good thing about this book is that it truly tells the story of an ordinary person who time travels to Chongzhen. An ordinary person without any golden fingers. When he becomes Chongzhen, even if he has some foresight, you have to know that he has no foundation and no trustworthy subordinates. From here, you can understand the whole book and really like this book. It can be said that this is a very good book about Chongzhen.
It's well written. I've read a lot about hard work and enjoying life. It's also good to see this broken ship in the Ming Dynasty continue to operate for a hundred and eighty years without any trouble.
Since Zhang Juzheng was completely denied, he gave up. Zhang Juzheng could at least let the people pay money and not do corvee work. Was that okay in the past? Do you know how hard the corvee was in ancient times? In the past, the production team in our town wanted to build tourist attractions in the town. Every household had to hire workers, which meant digging ditches, transporting soil, and doing this and that every day. It was all forced, and there was no money for it. Now they don't dare to do this, and it is better than the ancient corvee. Can't imagine it? After working at a construction site for a few days, migrant workers will know what the juice tastes like. At least they will still have money. People who have never experienced that kind of suffering write things that are very divorced from life, very false and empty, and they should be discarded.
Brother, are you a girl?
Brother, are you a girl? Brother, are you a girl?
I am a Manchu, and I enjoyed reading your book 😥. My Sony ancestor was killed by the plot like this
Indeed, in the Ming Dynasty, the south really treated the emperor like a beggar. If you don't believe it, just look at the tax revenue. During the Chongzhen period, the north accounted for 70% of the central finance. . . .
At the beginning, it was said that the emperor did not even dare to check the money for the coffin of the household department. Isn't this a conspiracy theory? Chongzhen killed and demoted so many high-ranking central government officials in his lifetime. How come you have turned him into a piece of trash whose life depends on the look of the people below 😰😰😰
Is there a navy in this?
I saw a lot of low-level ones, and I was confused. Did the author hire a navy to clean up the place? There are also some writers who came to chat with me. Can Shen Nong tell me what this book is about? (Screenshot taken)