I Critiqued the Sixteen Ming Emperors, and Old Zhu Lost It!
锐评大明十六帝，老朱破防了！
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The lower limit of the starting point shouldn't be something like this.
Could a normal person have written this book?
The emperors of the Zhu family were arguably the worst in terms of quality among all dynasties; they were all extremely irresponsible and treated the country like a game.
Could you add a block function so I can block this book?
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The main idea of this book
This book was written following two guiding principles. First: Most of the Twenty-Four Histories are fake, and so-called factual records are also mostly fake. But if you don't read history because most of it is false, then that's metaphysics. If we don't read, how can we understand history?
This is utter fabrication and lies.
Yes, yes, yes, for the sake of treason, a whole bunch of the Ming Dynasty's top civil officials, ministers of various ministries, died. For the benefit of the civil service, our highest-ranking officials were willing to perish together with the Ming Emperor. Although the Emperor's hasty personal campaign was not forced by us.
It's truly laughable. I don't understand why so many people still believe in the Tumu Crisis conspiracy theory. The Tumu Crisis has been definitively concluded to be the work of a foolish emperor and treacherous eunuchs, yet people are shifting blame everywhere, even criticizing Yu Qian. What excellent lackeys!
The author has no shame in order to gain popularity.
Who was Zhu Yuanzhang? He was the kind of person who, if justified, would confiscate property and exterminate entire families, and if not, would dig up the ground three feet deep. You're telling me that Lady Lü poisoned the eldest grandson, the crown prince, the imperial concubine, and the empress—how could she get away with it?
The author's account is quite detailed and convincing; if true, it seems Zhu Qizhen was indeed wrongly accused. However, it's hard to say for sure; the Ming emperors all died very strangely, and the country seemed to have been neglected too hastily. The Qing dynasty's various revisions and destructions of books make historical accuracy extremely difficult to determine.
One emperor, one conspiracy theory
Oh my god, how could the Ming emperor be so useless? He gets killed by civil officials every day.
Why didn't you dare say anything about the last major case of the Hongwu Emperor? It seems Hongwu was on his deathbed. So you didn't mention the major case involving the Northern and Southern Examinations? The civil officials were practically defecating on the emperor's neck!