
Don't Fear the Japanese Pirates, Jiajing Has Only Just Begun Cultivating
倭寇别怕,嘉靖才筑基期
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With Jiajing's power, why should he take a stab at his own way of life first? Except for the accident of being almost strangled to death by a palace maid, Jiajing held on to his power. He even had military power later on. Yan Song's party was a pure imperial party, and they had military power. The so-called predecessor of the Donglin Party only had tens of thousands of acres of fertile land in Xujie, and its total assets were several million taels of silver.
Who are you? You're not the author who wrote about Jiaqing's cultivation of immortality, which ended up being a cunning and cunning eunuch.😠
Love reading this kind of books! But all the books I read mainly dealt with the court! I prefer to watch people cultivating immortals and then influencing the court. . .
Historically, the army controlled by Jiajing was in the south, and the Japanese pirates in the Ming Dynasty all knew what was going on. Maybe they were really connected with the Japanese, and both sides killed each other in the name of the Japanese pirates.
Isn't it?
Don't write about cultivation, only about officialdom? What are you looking at?
What's the difference between cultivating immortality and not cultivating immortality? Are you becoming stupid?
Hai Rui governs the country? At first glance, it doesn't look like a serious historical text.
Give me a suggestion, change the main line
They have all become immortals, so they directly transform the Ming Dynasty through thunderous means and eliminate all hidden dangers. Stop being a charlatan in the court. Let go of writing and don't be afraid of writing failure. Only when you let go of your writing and make readers happy will you achieve success. In the early stage, drastic changes were made to the internal affairs. Then engage in religious and cultural reform and technological development in the mid-term. Directly turn the Ming Dynasty into a divine kingdom on earth. Your main line is to transform thought and culture and lead the development of science and technology. The extreme prosperity of Ming Dynasty will once again prove your divinity. Finally armed missionaries to unify the world + unify global religions. Bring the army and then show up, and directly use force + preaching to capture the plateau, grassland and southwest. In the end, the world quickly entered the industrial revolution, the population exploded, and living standards improved rapidly. The whole world worshiped you extremely. You established the first global empire and global religion and ruled for 200 years. Relying on the power of the faith of all living beings, you soar... If you have good grades, you can even write a sequel
Reminds me of a joke: Jiajing flew in the court for three days and three nights, and he couldn't figure out why Mei Changsu didn't rebel.
I hope the protagonist's name can be changed. Jiajing is indeed called this name, but the protagonist is really uncomfortable with this name. That's not to say you can't have the same name. But this word is used when reading a book. It is completely different from other words. It's like there's a lot of boogers mixed into the words