I Write Furiously in the Ming Dynasty

Where is the foundation of power? Liu Jing's foundation lies in imperial power, which can also be said to be national power. If you kill the emperor, your foundation for governance will be gone. The different eunuchs in the Tang Dynasty were based on military power. The basis for the governance of scholar-bureaucrats is the clear deliberation of scholars. The Ministry of Finance supports the democratic system. Do you understand that the officials you elect will always be elected? Regardless of whether there is an emperor or not, the top officials always have a hostile relationship with the middle and upper classes.

This group of people always focuses on domestic interests and has no motivation to expand their territory. China has such a large territory. Every time the founding emperor conquered it and regained the original territory, then the second generation emperor took over. However, by the time of the third generation emperor, the country began to fight among itself due to interests. In the Song Dynasty, the interest groups represented by Confucianism began to reach their peak. This group of people attacked even their own people for their own interests. Even if you and others studied Confucianism, you would be attacked if you touched other people's interests. This was clearly felt in the various reforms in the Song Dynasty. If the Ming Dynasty wants to make a difference, it must break the Confucian monopoly. If the Confucian monopoly is not broken, no matter how you change it, it will be in vain.

Because he was the sole ruler of all the land in the world, the local gentry rebelled everywhere without cooperation and were eventually killed. This was not a rebellion by Liu Shiliu. Even if the gentry suppressed the central government, Liu would not be sent to Jinyiwei Prison. How can anyone really believe that tens of millions of taels of gold were stolen?

The author's novel is very good. I read it all night long and it was very enjoyable! But if you look at it from a practical point of view, the protagonist must be the loser and cannot escape death in the end! If you travel through the Ming Dynasty without death, you will definitely die. During Zhu Youxian's period, either there was a fire in the harem, or Zhu Youxian wanted to take power, and as a result, the eunuch Li Guang was forced to death, the princess also died, and Zhu Youxian himself was killed by the imperial physician. Although there is no direct evidence to prove that civil servants colluded with the harem to do it, everyone can see something fishy. There are many examples that show that in the middle and late Ming Dynasty, the imperial power could no longer compete with the power of ministers. This is inevitable. After all, emperors are inherited by blood, but civil servants have been eliminated through training and experience. The abilities must vary greatly. This capability gap, although constrained by the imperial power system, also led to the continuous loss of imperial power from generation to generation. Until the middle and late Ming Dynasty, the emperor could not do his job. If he was a puppet, he would live, and if he did not act as a puppet, he would die. This is not to say who is right or wrong between the emperor and the civil servants, but simply that the game between the two interest groups is not as simple as described in history books. So, if you travel through the Ming Dynasty, even if you seek refuge with the emperor and prince, you will lose your head at any time, otherwise you will die!

It seems that even if you travel through the Ming Dynasty, you must rebel! Otherwise, you will be filled with scammers, and you will be angry to death if you don't want to be deceived!

Civil servants are all officials who rose from a mountain of corpses and a sea of ​​blood. What does he have if he is not an emperor? Can officials be promoted? Don't support the ministry's proposal. The scholar-bureaucrats themselves have internal democracy. Not that this is bad. If you are democratic, you can control it. The old democratic players of the Ming Dynasty officials give him a thumbs up. Otherwise, why are so many officials trying to make the emperor famous? Maybe there is no benefit. I don't believe there are so many honest people. . . .

The end of the Ming Dynasty is actually hopeless. No matter what you do, you will die. If you don't bother to carry out reforms, just rely on the shortcomings of modern people to play politics? The Ming Dynasty was the dynasty with the most intense class contradictions and struggles at all levels in feudal society! The fight ended in collective betrayal of the country! Even Zhang Juzheng's group of awesome and coaxing elders couldn't handle it! Ordinary time-travelers might as well join in the chaos and struggle like a hammer! Under the general trend of history, an individual wants to change his fate against the will of heaven?

Why does Liu Jin look like a fool in this book? Ask the protagonist everything, and the protagonist becomes an external brain. The eunuch who can leave his name in history is just a brainless guy in this book. He was tricked by other eunuchs at the beginning. Before he could react, he had to be reminded by the protagonist to "suddenly realize". It's okay to say that Liu Jin can't do it with other eunuchs, but he can't do it with other eunuchs. Isn't that funny?

Hongzhi only has a few days left to live. Why don't we just let him die as soon as possible?

It's too little, and the writing is okay. If you add more, it won't be enough.