Travel Through Chongzhen and Kill All the Ministers in the World

Isn't that what Chongzhen did in the author's introduction? If you don't stick to the pan, you'll kill it before it's done. What's the result? If you hang yourself from the southeast branch, you might as well go online and play with women in the harem

My mind is a bit strange. I have only heard that people who kill their subordinates are not allowed to kill them. You kill all the ministers in the world and you are just playing with yourself?

Incompetent but loves to work overtime, tells others to do things, and blames others

In the first chapter, I persuaded you to quit, and they have already hanged themselves, which proves that you have killed the queen, the concubine, etc. With your own hands, and now you say that you don't want to die. The people you killed are all clowns, and you even chopped off one arm. Your cheap daughter will hate you to death.

When Chongzhen hanged himself, Li Zicheng had already invaded the city, the palace was basically in chaos, and he was at the end of his rope. Why did he still go to contact people? What's going on? He had no one except Wang Chengen, and less than half a day after he hanged himself, Li Zicheng and others had already gathered around to look at his body. The first thing to do was to take off his dragon robe, put on civilian clothes, take advantage of the chaos, run out of Beijing, and take a detour to Nanjing. Nanjing is the base camp of Donglin's scourge. There is no reason that Ma Shiying can even fight with them. You, a just and righteous emperor, are afraid of them in a short time? The Xiaoling Guards and others are still loyal. The traveler is not the fool like Chongzhen. At least there is no problem in guarding the Yangtze River in the short term!

The character creation is too poor, the plot connection is blunt, and the climax is as bland as water. It would definitely be a disappointment if it was written like this at the starting point.

Is this an introduction that would be unavailable even if you hang yourself from the southeast branch? Looks worse than even three fat men

It's too low to go to the camp alone to negotiate. Don't you even think about this plot and think it's unreasonable?

Too shameless, and then you can't grasp the key points. The first is military power, the second is financial power, and the third is personnel power. If you grasp these three points, the courtiers are like dogs. They can sneak away as they want. They don't need too many hands. Thirty thousand elite soldiers are enough to suppress the capital. There are many loyal generals in the late Ming Dynasty. People like Cao Wenzhao and Lu Xiangsheng can use them. Then it's about grabbing resources. You go and clear the fields. , Do it over and over again, and within a few years they will be robbed by the local tyrants and evil gentry. You might as well rob it yourself, confiscate the houses of several corrupt officials a year, and then turn the fields into royal estates. Recruit the landless refugees and military family members as farm workers, and use the disabled soldiers as managers. The land tax will be lower, such as 30%. Are you afraid that these people will not work for you?

What should I say? This is already a problem of civilization and has completely reached a dead end.

I am a reader of Lao Ming Dynasty. The author writes very well. This is my first time reading a book.

It's so enjoyable to read, the author's knowledge reserve is really rich It would be nice to have more paragraphs, it's so tiring to watch.

It's better to be the God-Emperor and use his tyrannical power to kill all the people in the world.

I came to see you go on a killing spree, not to see a weakling.

Can you answer the previous question?

Will you start reading novels about the Three Kingdoms and Water Margin in the future?

Do all the novels you open have multiple female protagonists?

Chongzhen is at most a middle-to-lower Shou Chengjun. Whether he works hard or lies flat, there is no big difference in the result. Zhuge Liang, who gave him a regiment, could not do it either. He was purely based on gains and losses, and lacked discernment. Either the left and right were fighting each other, or they were usurped, and the probability of being usurped was greater. Killing is necessary. In the late Ming Dynasty, all ministers could kill, but they had to kill strategically. Killing was too rough...