The Ming Dynasty's Censor

What is the picture of Jiajing in Cambodia? If you really don't want to live anymore, why don't you just imitate Zhou Yunyi and get married? Still giving advice and giving advice on changing rice to mulberry, just looking for trouble.

The current layout of the two lines (Southeast Examination Law/Pinging Japanese/Foreign Trade/Agricultural Reform vs. Liaodong Defense Dilemma) is slightly scattered. If Liaodong continues to deteriorate, Shanhaiguan can be defended for the time being. If the southeast policy focuses on government affairs, maritime borders, commerce, people's livelihood, and the suppression of Japanese slaves, its potential to stimulate overall change is far greater than that of Liaodong. Since the protagonist has always been in the center, instead of pulling the two lines and causing the narrative to lose focus, it is better to make a breakthrough with the southeast as the fulcrum. When the reform in this area becomes a demonstration, the accumulated potential energy will naturally radiate to the entire Liaodong area. This will not only strengthen the self-consistency of logic, but also highlight the in-depth wisdom of central operations.

But it gets better later on, and it's not just a mindless rant against everyone. Good job of pulling off the tiger's skin, but there are some similar ones that I really don't understand. Everyone squirts. The emperor was also a brainless person, and he even got promoted. This is good, but the emperor was dragged out to endorse it. The emperor was arrogant and blamed all the faults on the "treacherous ministers". The emperor was just deceived, but the premise is that the emperor is not that kind of idiot. If he were to be like Yang Guang, the protagonist would be numb 😁

Damn it, why the hell did I find this book at chapter 26. I gather. Not enough, damn it.

The protagonist can completely ridicule Yan Shifan in secret. He is not even a fraction of Xu Jie's reputation for corruption. It's not that Yan Song and his son don't know that Qingliu is a beast, but under the dark light, they didn't expect that they are the real biggest moth and cancer. They want to Knowing that Xu Jie and his representatives could be so greedy, and knowing that Gao Gong and the Shanxi merchants behind him could betray the country so completely since Hongwu, yet they themselves were greedy for a small change like a clown and got a huge amount of dirty water thrown at them, how could they and their son not break their guard? They asked the father and son to secretly investigate these things themselves, and the results of the investigation made Jiajing go crazy. This was completely a conspiracy. Jiajing knew that the gentry was not a thing, and he probably didn't know how they could be such beasts. He could tolerate them being greedy for the fourth level, but it was impossible to tolerate the greed of the rich gentry in the world for the ninth level. He himself had no level one, so there was no need to go into battle naked all the time.

The writing is quite good, both in terms of writing style and characterization. The main character appears in a suitable role and does not talk nonsense like a petty official or a common man. Historical figures are all complicated. It can be said that very few people have read the official history of the Ming Dynasty. You may have just read 1566. Moreover, you must know that it is writing about figures in feudal society. You cannot ask the author to write about feudal society from the historical perspective of a modern republic. That would be too dramatic.

If possible, save the people first, then save the country, and finally save the monarch who "saves himself". If he doesn't save the country, just ignore him and look at him coldly!

It's too difficult, forget about saving the Ming Dynasty, forget about saving the people, it's better to make yourself happy for the rest of your life.

Yes, it's much better looking than those sent to death. 😁

It's a rare good book. Although the author started with the TV series of the Ming Dynasty and borrowed some lines from famous scenes. But in the chess games and debates between the ministers, they have their own thoughts, which is a rare good idea! It's a pity that I came too early and couldn't see enough! If the follow-up plot is still of this quality, monthly tickets will be enough.