A Sharp Review of the Sixteen Emperors of the Ming Dynasty, Lao Zhu Broke His Guard!

Could a normal person write this book?

The emperors of the Lao Zhu family are considered to be of the worst quality among all the dynasties. They are all too irresponsible and treat the country as a child's play.

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This book was created following two directions. One: Most of the "Twenty-Four Histories" are false, and most of the so-called true records are also false. But don't read it if most of history is false, that's metaphysics. If you don't read, how can you understand history? On the other hand, if everything is believed to be true and every sentence in the book is regarded as a confirmed creed, that is historical idealism. The correct attitude is to use Marxist positions, viewpoints and methods to analyze it, criticize it, and turn upside down history. Two: "History of the Ming Dynasty" made me the most angry after reading it. Except for the two illiterate emperors Ming Taizu and Ming Chengzu who did relatively well, and Ming Wuzong and Ming Yingzong who were slightly better, the rest of the Ming Dynasty were not good and all did bad things. —— Above.

Yes, yes, a bunch of the top civil servants and ministers of the Ming Dynasty died for treason. For the benefit of the civil service group, we at the top are willing to die together with the Ming Emperor. Although the emperor's hasty personal expedition was not forced by us. Although the power to command the army when marching and fighting is not in our hands. Although a lot of our top bosses died, Tumubao was just a traitor to the country by its civilian officials.

It's really fun. I don't know why so many people still believe in the Tumu Fort conspiracy theory. The Tumu Fort incident was all concluded to be the fault of a foolish emperor and a traitorous eunuch. He blamed everyone and even Yu Qian scolded him. He is really a good slave.

Who is Zhu Yuanzhang? He is a person who has the right to confiscate his family and exterminate his clan, but who has no right to dig deep into the ground. You told me that Mrs. Lu poisoned the emperor's eldest grandson, the crown prince, the crown concubine, and the queen, and she was still okay?

The author said that he has a nose and eyes. If it is true, he really wrongly blamed Zhu Qizhen. But this is hard to say. The emperors of the Ming Dynasty died too strangely, and the country forgot too hastily. It is difficult to restore the history of the various changes and destruction of books in the Qing Dynasty

Why didn't you dare to say the last one about the Hongwu case? If Hongwu doesn't work out, you won't say anything about the North-South case. The civil servants will sit on the emperor's neck and shit.

My critical review of the author is either full of nonsense or ignorant, which really proves that sentence: the paper is full of nonsense.

Is there any way to block these books from QQ reading?

Oh my god, why is the Ming Emperor so useless? He is killed by civil servants every day.

This book is stupid and poisonous, and it's already on the shelves at chapter 28! Also, if the sun rises from the west one day, will Zhu Yuanzhang also be blamed?

It's really awesome. More than a dozen novels are all written in just a few dozen chapters. Just write the beginning to gain popularity and then use AI to make full use of it, right? When you see that your grades are not good, you don't care about anything. This kind of author can just block him.

My evaluation is not as good as the author of Tomato Xiaobai. Formula naysayer + copy-paste marketing account, caused by incomplete cerebellum development.

In the past, this kind of writing relied on its novelty and refreshing points to attract a large audience, but now it is no longer possible, because it is too mentally retarded to read even if you have a little bit of brainpower, and it is a bunch of crap.

A large collection of conspiracy theories belonging to...

I have been reading books for more than 30 years, from yellowing paper books to electronic screens. I know all the tricks of fairy tales and spiritual cultivation, and I have experienced the pitfalls of dark fantasy. Harry Potter fans can even distinguish the good from the bad with their eyes closed, thinking that they are invulnerable. However, I stumbled upon this novel and was directly poisoned to the point of having a heart attack. I admit that I have never seen any monsters, but this book alone can be called the ceiling of poisonous articles of the year. I advise all book lovers to cherish life and stay away from this book. Don't be like me and be so poisoned that you want to take out all the books on the shelf to "purify" your eyes.

From ancient times to the present, officials have always had the same attitude. There are very few people who are responsible for the people, have achievements, and have ideals. Most of them are the same as what is said in the book.

It directly made me doubt the positive image of Yu Qian in my mind. We can't determine the real history of the rest, but it is indeed a bit wrong to support Zhu Qiyu after what you said.

The main source of income for the Jiangnan scholars was maritime trade, sometimes from merchants and sometimes from pirates. Imagine that you are a wealthy family in the south of the Yangtze River. This wealthy family has a lot of land and workshops, and the products they produce are sold overseas. There are so many children in the clan, those who are good at studying will go to the imperial examination, those who are talented in business will become maritime merchants, those who are talented in martial arts will work as guards on ships, and they can also pretend to be Japanese pirates and rob other Chinese merchant ships. If the reasoning of this trinity of Confucians, merchants, and thieves is correct, all the strange things in Ming history will become clear. For example, Hu Zongxian finally managed to recruit Wang Zhi, but was beheaded by an upright and honest civil servant. This was obviously murder and silence. Qi Jiguang and Yu Daqiu were dismissed from office many times during the war against the Japanese. Now that I think about it, it was these Jiangnan scholars who were helping their relatives against the Japanese pirates.

Yes, yes, the emperor of the Ming Dynasty betrayed his country. In your opinion, it all had deep meaning. The ministers of the Ming Dynasty who died for their country were all for rebellion.

What kind of novel are you writing? Just go to the live broadcast and collect the pink money.

I thought. . . This type of book can only be found next door. Unexpectedly, the tomato wind finally reached the orphanage.

I just read another novel and the author speculated that the civil officials and Wu Xun were at odds with each other starting from the middle of the Ming Dynasty. In the middle of the Ming Dynasty, they assassinated the emperor to restrict the imperial power. The reason why there was no change of dynasty was because Zhu Yuanzhang had the support of the people, the Zhu family had orthodoxy, and civil and military officials checked and balanced each other. The civil and military officials of the Ming Dynasty borrowed the imperial power of the Zhu family, and finally usurped it completely in Chongzhuo. The Manchu and Qing Dynasties wanted to copy the results of the Anda tribute, and the smart people completely failed. Wu Xun still had great strength until the end of the Ming Dynasty, and he and the emperor and civil servants were at each other's throats. It killed the Ming Dynasty. In the novel, it was always said that Chongzhen was mean and ungrateful and did not believe in Wu Xun, the British Duke, which eventually led to everyone dying together. But I think so many emperors died unexpectedly. Wu Xun had the strength and was watching from the side. I don't believe them. What's more, Chongzhen, who had never received an imperial education, said that the queen of Tianqi was from the Zhang family, and that the death of Tianqi and even Taichang was the unanimous decision of the civil servant Wu Xun and the eunuchs of the inner court. I felt that even when I became emperor, I couldn't give the British Duke Wei Guogong any trust, and I couldn't understand it. The British Duke Wei Guogong was afraid of a powerful emperor like Taizu Chengzu, but they had eaten the flesh and blood of the Ming Dynasty for more than 200 years. They were really not afraid of the end of the Ming Dynasty, even if they looked down on the Manchus and had fun with it. Why did Wei Guogong not resist at all in Nanjing and open the door to surrender? In the end, the Manchu family Men and women were slaughtered and raped by savages. The Ming Dynasty was the foundation of their wealth. I also know that Chongzhen was really mean and ungrateful. Even if Chongzhen knew the truth and got military power and wanted to kill them, he would kill the main line at most, and the branch line was still the Duke. How could he betray the Ming Dynasty so easily? I used to really think that Wu Xun had no strength, but now that I know they have strength, they would rather kill each other and kill regicides than resist the savages. I really can't understand it. The novel said that Chongzhen should trust the British Duke Wei Guogong and these Wu Xun to make deals, because military power means that the imperial power has the same fundamental interests. , Can save the Ming Dynasty. Reason tells me that Chongzhen was responsible for the collapse of the Ming Dynasty because he was distrustful and suspicious. However, he could not emotionally accept these martial artists who participated in regicide, smuggling and raising bandits many times. They are even more disgusting. I will kill them even when I am the emperor. What does the author think?

Let's list the emperors of the Ming Dynasty: 1. The emperor who was born to be a murderer 2. The advantage is that I cut off the vassal and cut myself to death 3. The emperor who traveled on the grassland by car 4. I didn't know whether it was high blood pressure or diabetes, but he was one of the few good emperors who was normal 5. The cricket-fighting emperor who was pretty good 6. The only three overseas student emperors in history Emperor 7. The emperor who could be restored by the emperor who studied abroad 8. The emperor who was usurped by his own father 9. A pretty good emperor 10. Godly man 11. The emperor who cultivated immortality 12. The lustful but not bad emperor 13. The rotten emperor 14. The carpenter emperor 15. Batulu, the first in Dashun of the Qing Dynasty

There are a lot of private goods, the Index sect, they just belittle Yu Qian without any sense, I can't stand it anymore

After reading a little bit, let me say a few words. The author is obviously uneducated. He wrote a lot of things blindly and did not check the historical documents. There are many mistakes and omissions. I laughed when I saw that Zhu Yuanzhang was a sinner through the ages. I can be sure that the author is either a big man or a walking half million.

Closer to the Bamboo Chronicle! Worth a look!

Is this book exactly the same as when a tomato opens? I just got it today