Transmigrated as the Chongzhen Emperor, I Slay Every Minister Under Heaven
穿越崇祯，杀尽天下臣
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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Wasn't Emperor Chongzhen exactly like that in the author's synopsis? He was a "non-stick pan"—killing people before they even got the job done, and what was the result? He hanged himself from a tree in the southeast. He might as well have just gone to the harem to play with women from the moment he logged on.
That's a rather peculiar idea. I've only ever heard of killing disloyal subjects, but you're killing all the subjects in the world? Are you just playing with yourself?
Incompetent yet prone to overtime, how can others get anything done, and then blames others?
When Chongzhen hanged himself, Li Zicheng had already stormed the city, and the palace was in complete chaos. He was desperate and had no choice but to try to contact anyone. Was he kidding? He had no one left except Wang Chengen, and less than half a day after his death, Li Zicheng and his men were already viewing his body.
The first chapter already discouraged them from leaving the story; they'd already hanged themselves, proving you'd personally killed the Empress and the Imperial Concubine. And now you say you don't want to die anymore? Those you killed were like clowns, and you even cut off Changping's arm. Your adopted daughter must hate you to death!
The character development is poor, the plot transitions are clunky, and the climax is written in a bland, uninspired style. Writing like this on Qidian would definitely lead to a flop.
Going to storm the camp to negotiate alone is so lame. Don't you even consider how illogical this plot is?
Chongzhen's problem
Too concerned with saving face, and thus missing the key points: first, military power; second, financial power; and third, personnel power. Grasp these three points, and the court officials are like dogs, easily dismissed. You don't need many troops; 30,000 elite soldiers are enough to suppress the capital.
Is this the kind of synopsis you'd rather hang yourself from a tree in the southeast? It looks worse than even Kim Jong-un's.
To put it simply, this is a matter of civilization; we've completely reached a dead end.