
The Chongzhen Emperor Transmigrates into Zhao Gou
崇祯穿越赵构
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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Zhao Gou was more capable than Chongzhen, but he lacked the courage to act.
Wow grass
If Chongzhen had fallen to the level of Wanyan Gou, wouldn't he have been utterly helpless? Wanyan Gou was truly wicked, a completely selfish and tyrannical ruler, not someone to be trifled with. Chongzhen, on the other hand, was a complete idiot, a utterly clueless idiot who couldn't even manage money properly.
Wanyan Gou was quite capable, but Chongzhen was utterly incompetent.
Instead, let's reverse it: Zhao Gou wears Chongzhen's clothes.
Can Chongzhen be compared to Zhao Gou? You can say that Zhao Gou was a bad person who killed Yue Fei, but if you compare Chongzhen to Zhao Gou, isn't that a complete slap in the face? Chongzhen's character was harsh, ungrateful, stubborn, and utterly irresponsible.
Emperor Chongzhen's abilities were far inferior to those of Emperor Gaozong (Zhao Gou).
Is the author serious? The Chongzhen Emperor's reign lasted 17 years, during which he replaced 19 Grand Secretaries, 50 Grand Secretaries of the Inner Cabinet, and 17 Ministers of Justice. In the entire Ming Dynasty, only 3 Grand Secretaries were executed.
Even a useless emperor like Chongzhen, dressed as Zhao Gou, could touch someone's balls, which is quite an honor.
The Ming Dynasty had backbone, but I feel Zhu Youjian (Emperor Chongzhen) was even more foolish than Zhao Gou (Emperor Gaozong). At least Zhao Gou could keep his ministers in check, knew how to use Qin Hui to suppress them, and understood the art of balance in imperial politics. Chongzhen was a complete idiot. What good is passion? Knowing Beijing couldn't be held, he still fought to the death.
With such poor grades, I suggest cutting it off and starting a new book, seriously!