Rebirth in Wanli: I Just Want to Save My Life and Seize the Country

Zhang Juzheng worked hard to extend the life of the old Zhu family, dedicated himself to death, and died. In the eyes of the author, he became a power traitor. Why does Wanli, an insect, want so much power? He will not use it if he is given a chance.

Although Zhang Juzheng has problems, he is not the kind of Li Si you think. No matter how powerful Feng Bao is, he is just bullying Wanli when he is young and weak. If he really gets tough and shows some tricks, he can learn from Shizong's power and win over one faction in the palace. As for the Jin Yiwei, it is even more impossible to give it to the prince. If it is given to the prince, is it the emperor's personal army or the prince's personal army? ? When writing history, you must respect history. As a prince, you are in charge of the Imperial Guard. Have you seen the glory of the Ming Dynasty and the bright moon of the mountains and rivers? ? Furthermore, under the vassal system of the Ming Dynasty, it was impossible to keep the vassal king in Beijing. Moreover, the only son of Jiajing who died was King Yu. There are no other feudal lords. Of the several vassal kings who stayed in Beijing in history, one was Zhu Zhanji's younger brother, who was frail and sick, so he stayed in Beijing. One is King Fu, the son of Concubine Zheng of Wanli, but he later became a vassal. Another one is Xin Wang Zhu Youjian. He did it because Zhu Youxiao wouldn't let him go. So after getting married, I have been living in Beijing. You need to know at least some things to write a novel. I don't know why I can still sign a contract if I write it like this.

Prince Li in Chapter 3, Zhu Zaichun, does the old Taoist priest have this son? Even the original characters can abide by the rules of the radicals of the five elements of the Ming Dynasty royal family.

You are just writing nonsense. After Jiu Jing died, only one son survived, that is, Zhu Zaijing, who succeeded the throne. The son given to him either died in infancy or died early! 1. The eldest son Zhu Zaiji: died two months after he was born, and was posthumously named Prince Aichong. ​ 2. The second son Zhu Zaihen: was established as the crown prince. He died suddenly when he was 15 years old. He was named Prince Zhuang Jing. ​ 3. The third son Zhu Zaijing: The only son alive when Emperor Jiajing died, he inherited the throne. ​ 4. The fourth son Zhu Zaizhen: King Fengjing, died in the forty-fourth year of Jiajing (1565), two years earlier than Emperor Jiajing. ​ 5. The fifth to eighth sons: all died in childhood and were posthumously named King Yingshang, King Qihuai, King Jiai, and King Junsi. Didn't you check any information? What you wrote is not going to be popular at all!

The first chapter is written like shit. Go to the factory and drive screws.

No matter in the early or middle period of the Ming Dynasty, if a eunuch took office, he did not need the approval of the cabinet at all. Do you know how to write it, and the approval of the cabinet is still needed? What did you write?

If it is the young Wanli, the one who should be united is the childless empress dowager. She has no children. Historically, she regarded Wanli as her biological son. And will the political wisdom of this position be low? It's just that Queen Mother Li is her own mother, so she has no way to interfere, and there is no need or reason to interfere. Together with the British nobles who have been loyal from generation to generation, they can work together to drag Queen Mother Li into Cining Palace, unable to interfere in political affairs, and then find an excuse such as being disrespectful. Regarding corruption or something like that, Jin Yiwei quickly sent Feng Bao and his party to hell. He was so quick and precise that Empress Dowager Li couldn't react. If the foreign court knew about it, there would be no reason to interfere in the internal affairs of the palace. This was a big taboo. Ensure your own safety first. No matter how young the emperor is, he is still an emperor. Who can take care of killing a eunuch? There is absolutely no need to do so many things. You have to do it quickly, so that Queen Mother Li can't react in time. In addition, the real Queen Mother supports the nobles and other ministers in Queen Mother Li's attempt to disrupt the government and regent. Chaos in the harem of the Ming Dynasty is an absolute taboo. No matter how awesome Zhang Juzheng is, he does not dare to say anything.

In the information age, bureaucracy is not so efficient. In ancient times, years and seasons were used as time units.

When I read the part about returning from Nanyang selling rice and defeating the hoarding merchants, I just wanted to laugh. The author has too little common sense, so I stopped reading.

Mengnan identified as Emperor Zhu Ming

Even if a person like Prince Youli could never appear in Beijing at this time, he would have gone to work as an otaku in the fiefdom. This is the so-called ancestral system. No one but himself wants him to stay in Beijing.

I just said that your chapter titles are lazy. It's even harder to get popular.

I wrote 30,000 words, but no one read it so I deleted it. I really can't understand it, and I'm not deliberately comparing it to the author. I still have the manuscript, and I'm confused as to whether I should rewrite it. I might save some manuscripts and publish them again.

OK!

The author is too lazy and brought a bunch of names from the late Ming Dynasty to Wanli, which makes it look awkward...

Shouldn't it be a high arch? Why did he become Zhang Juzheng?