
Great Ming: I’m Lying Flat, So Figure It Out Yourselves
大明:朕躺平了,你们自己看着办
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It's for Zhu Houzhao. An emperor knew how to pass through the Leopard Garden, bypass the harem and isolate internal and external connections, and seize military power by conferring the title of general on himself. He allowed King Ning to rebel and wanted to go south to suppress the powerful people in Jiangnan. Reverse history from behind. This is an extremely confident and capable king. It's just that I didn't expect that someone would really dare to bite you, which also shows that the civil servants in the later period really had no other choice. The author takes it for granted and does not know much about history. The Jingying and Jinyiwei have been taken away by civil servants under the operation of Renzong, a stupid thing. When his father transferred the military power from the Protectorate of the Fifth Army to the Minister of War, the Jinyiwei was controlled by people close to the civilian officials, as was Kai Zhongfa. The situation that his grandfather had finally reversed was completely ruined by Renzong. So the balance you have here is a bit funny. The emperor personally went out to kill people and beat the little prince, which led to twenty years of peace. According to historical records, dozens of people died. During the Jiajing period, Duke Guo surnamed Guo died as soon as he proposed to rectify the capital camp. Not long after, the Renyan Palace Incident occurred. So he hid in Xiyuan to practice Taoism. The two dragons did not meet each other. If you look closely, it would look like a threat, because two sons had died above, and another, a good prince, died suddenly. In order to avoid the accident, he followed Zhu Houzhao and hid in Xiyuan. Later, there was a fire attack. His cousin died in the water. Jiajing wanted to use fire. Why, because all the ministers were watching the fire, only Lu Bing went in to save people. There was no other way, and the determination to work hard was dead. He never dared to come out in his life, and it was also ruined. Those who practiced Taoism and did not die because of the elixir probably never took it. They were practicing Taoism and showed it to the outer court, and they only returned to Qianqing Palace after they died. Author, if you look at Zhu Houzhao's photos of the upper and lower dynasties, you can see that the more you work hard to govern and make the world peaceful, the faster you will die. When you were balancing in the early stage, you were balancing something. The cruelty of his harem is reflected in the outer court. There is no peace in politics. The failure of the Eight Tigers is his failure. Liu Jin still rebels? If you check the history, someone said that Liu Jin rebelled in the previous court, and then his house was ransacked in the afternoon 🤔. It's a ridiculous move, and the same goes for Jiang Bin's rebellion later. He only jumped out to play when he failed to seize power due to rules and the like. Then there are civil servants who don't follow the rules, and I won't follow them either. The public watched that he had been fighting with civil servants all his life. When he gained the upper hand later, he wanted to lead his army south. That's why King Ning's rebellion was easily defeated because no one wanted him to come down. Jiangnan is the base for civil servants. Throughout history, as long as the title of the emperor is benevolent, you will find that it was basically the time when power was delegated to the greatest extent, and the emperor was deceived and lame. No matter how ruthlessly Zhu Houzhao does, his historical evaluation will be blackened, but you have to look at the results. You wrote this as a time traveler. Unless you are an iron-blooded hero, you cannot change. Then I found that you feel like you have been deceived.
The author should be a young novice who only knows the Queen Mother but does not know the terror of the Queen Mother. He said that a group of people who only know how to eat, drink and have fun have different intentions.
It doesn't matter whether he goes to court or not. People review memorials and go to court. In fact, going to court is not about doing things at all, and it won't get done.
I haven't read the specific content. Is he serious about this introduction? What does it mean when the Queen Mother kills a pregnant concubine? The Queen Mother thinks that she can live forever, but she still thinks that the news from the palace will not spread out. Everyone knows that the news in the palace spreads the fastest, even if there is no wind, there will be three-foot waves.
Make money? Compete with the people for profit, learn more! How can the emperor restrict imperial power when he is rich? Fall into the water, must fall into the water! !
Imperial power has always been the most unsolvable existence. It's funny to write about the emperor's weakness as a foil to the power of the civil servants.
Liu, Li, Xie, Sange, etc. Are all real people with real power, and they are not papery. Hey, without the protagonist's father, would the Ming Dynasty have perished? He gave away all his rights, and crucially even his military power. Hongzhi is simply abstract, SB is one.
The protagonist, the emperor, sees the Queen Mother claiming to be a minister, and writes history for what at this level
When I saw Chapter 12 You are awesome, I was still laying out all kinds of information and talking about logic and so on. I thought it was an online article based on reality. Nowadays, when dozens of people are protecting him, a random cat or dog approaches the emperor and asks for a seat. What is the difference between it and those bullshit martial arts movies from Hong Kong?
What does it mean to balance the power of eunuchs and civil servants?
I was very disappointed when I saw this sentence from the author. The author's book review said that there should be a balance to avoid the plot of the eunuchs of the Tang Dynasty. . You can give up completely. . I can't even figure out why the eunuchs in the Han and Tang dynasties were so powerful that they could be deposed. This book is over. It's better to open a golden finger. Really, is this checking information directly pasted after the AI check?