Traveling Through Chongzhen, I Copied the Donglin Party at the Beginning

I'm just curious. The Carpenter Emperor, who is protected by Wei Zhongxian, can dissolve in water. How could Diaozong, who had abolished Dongchang and Jinyiwei for many years, rely on him to confiscate his properties?

During the Chongzhen years, the pot was divided. Chongzhen ranked first. The ministers had to wait a little. So this is the reason why the novels that travel through Chongzhen are not good. If the biggest root cause is not dealt with and the responsibility is passed to the ministers, the impression will be very bad. Without Chongzhen, the factory guards were laid off. Will the civil servants lose control? Without Chongzhen, Yuan Chonghuan was blindly promoted. Mao Wenlong will die. Will the situation in Liaodong be worse? If it is not worse, the situation in Liaodong will be worse. As for him, he keeps increasing his food and salary. If he doesn't change ministers and assistants like crazy, will there be so many people below him who are alienated from him? This is not to mention the Songjin War. He insists on forcing Hong Chengchou to fight and send off the last elites of the Ming Dynasty. Sun Chuanting, a supremely loyal minister who doesn't give money or soldiers and who raises his own money and soldiers to help him fight, will be forced to death by Chongzhen. King Chuang is about to arrive in Beijing. Don't run. He wants to run after Beijing is surrounded. The number one Batulu in the Manchu Qing Dynasty was none other than Chongzhen.

Chongzhen's dynasty lasted for 17 years, and he had 19 chief ministers, 50 cabinet bachelors, and 17 ministers of punishment. In the Ming Dynasty, a total of 3 chief ministers were killed, and Chongzhen killed 2 alone. Countless senior officials were killed, including 10 ministers, 7 governors, 11 governors, etc., Which was more than the 14 emperors from Yongle to Tianqi combined. This does not include people like Sun Chuanting who were forced to die. Their feelings were all the fault of the Donglin Party members. Emperor Chongzhen was pure and pure, so there was no problem at all, right?

What ability do you have to confiscate the homes of these ministers? You don't even have loyal generals or guards in the capital. You can't even control the guards in your inner palace.

The writing is the same as Shi, no wonder the protagonist was killed 6 times. They don't even have a basic base, so they just kill people randomly, and even use Luo Yangxing, a traitor who is completely committed to the civil service.

How many Donglin Party members served as cabinet ministers in the Chongzhen Dynasty? I found that novices in history often think that the Donglin Party corresponds to the Jiangnan gentry. The representative of the Jiangnan gentry is obviously the Zhejiang Party, the Zhejiang, Qi, Chu, Kun and other party alliances. The Donglin Party is the representative of small and medium-sized landowners and rich farmers across the country. After the Donglin Practical Party was killed by Wei Zhongxian in the fifth year of Tianqi, the Donglin Party was abolished and never got up again. During the Southern Ming Dynasty, after Hongguang Emperor Ma Shiying ran away, Donglin Party leader Qian Yiqian realized that he wanted to run away. You can know that the Donglin Party has been far away from the core for a long time.

As a result, my eyes disagreed and I couldn't bear it anymore, so I withdrew.

Is there a system? During the Chongzhen period, the coinage power that represented finance was gone. The Five Military Governor's Mansion, which represented military power, was in the hands of civilian officials, and the military camps were no longer useful. I see no sign of success, unless I grab a big one and head south, slowly trying to figure it out.

Have you considered adding the Hong-Qing theory, which has become popular recently? I have been reading online analysis these days, and it seems that the history of the Ming Dynasty has been changed, and the history of the Qing Dynasty may not be able to be revised because it is too unnatural. It is said that Hong Chengchou was Huang Taiji, Yuan Songhuan incarnated as Daishan and died of old age, and Dorgon was Wu Sangui's vest. Later, he rebelled because he turned against Hong. And they were all members of the Jiangnan Capital Group, and together they emptied the Ming Dynasty.

Who is the most important person to be the emperor? Who supports your rule? Unless you reopen the world, everyone's business is shit, and corruption is normal. Don't tell me that it's the people. The emperor's most important rule must be the bureaucrats, not the hands. I can only say that the world is still too bad. It's better to open it again.

Brother, what's the difference between confiscating all the officials in the capital and beheading yourself? There are people to carry out the emperor's orders. What's the difference between copying them all and paralyzing the central government? It's still the end of the period. There are corrupt officials in the central government and there are military leaders in the localities. If you continue to distribute the money, you should go to the military leaders. If you don't deal with the military leaders, what should you do? The end of the period is about stability. Unite all the forces that can be united. Because Chongzhen has run out of cards in the 15th year of Chongzhen. You must first let yourself have internal chaos. Are you really not afraid that Hou Jin will come and enter the customs?

The right thing to do is to reuse eunuchs. Eunuchs cannot rebel, and all power comes from the emperor. They don't even understand the main contradiction, and they want to clear out the Donglin Party without a knife?

In the fifteenth year of Chongzhen's reign, did you copy Donglin with your mouth? He also ransacked the capital for seven days and obtained a "huge sum" of eight million! Do you really think of deleting desktop icons as deleting software?

Dear book friends: Seeing the words is like seeing the face. I am the author. In the past half month, I have been silently browsing the comment area, and I have received a lot of pertinent criticisms and corrections. Many readers mentioned problems with the rhythm, writing details, or characterization of early chapters, and I noted them all down. Yes, there are a lot of bad reviews, so many that I can't sleep. If you are willing to give me a chance, you can wait until this book is updated to 250,000 words before reading it, please support me first! For those book lovers who feel that what I wrote is like a big mess, I am very sorry to disgust you, but thank you very much for staying with me until today. Please give this story a chance. I can't thank you enough. Sincerely, the author December 31, 2025

As soon as I saw this title, the author was about to pounce. To be honest, the Donglin Party is nothing! It means that everyone in the party and government is bad, and everyone who has the ability will be killed. When playing politics, there is no saying that you will be beaten to death with a stick. Besides, they don't have as much money as those fan kings from your Zhu family? A blessed king is already very unworthy. Zhu Ming and Da Qing, a domestic pig and a wild boar. The concrete manifestation of corruption has actually shown that feudal autocratic centralization has fallen very far behind

This is a book that you can follow, if the follow-up is the same as the beginning

Thank you for your discussions and criticisms of this book, especially those who pointed out specific historical details. Creating a novel based on historical facts is itself a process of dialogue with history. Regarding several issues that everyone is concerned about, I would like to share my creative logic here: 1. About "women taking the front stage" and the role of Queen Zhou In history, Queen Zhou (Queen Xiao Jie Lie) was famous for her virtues, frugality, and martyrdom. Some historians also commented that she had "lack of foresight". This just leaves room for literary creation. In my story, the protagonist, as an ordinary person who knows the ending of history, his first task is to "survive and save the crisis." He knew that he could not turn things around on his own, and his core abilities lay in "knowing people" and "establishing the system": Knowing people: identifying and reusing loyal and good people in history (such as Sun Chuanting and Lu Xiangsheng), and using a vision beyond the times to "domesticate" those historically neutral or even problematic figures (such as Zuo Liangyu and Zheng Zhilong) through systems and tactics, and guide their abilities in the direction of protecting the country and the people. Organization: setting up a stage for these talents, formulating rules, and letting the system operate, rather than charging into battle on your own. Letting the queen come forward to stabilize the Jiangnan economy and coordinate the interests of all parties is the embodiment of this logic - she represents the other side of imperial power: credibility, comfort and institutionalized authority. This is not about "no one in the Zhu family", but about establishing a more efficient and sustainable governance model. The growth and responsibility of the people around him are the best proof that the protagonist has successfully transformed the environment. 2. About financial data and the "Donglin Party" The specific financial figures in the novel serve the purpose of narrative tension and dramatic conflict, and are not strictly economic history papers. Its purpose is to visually demonstrate the core theme of "how institutional corruption erodes an empire." As for the party struggle, my setting tries to go beyond simple "loyalty and traitor" or "regional" labels. The resistance in the story is a "systemic decay" coupled by interests (Jiangnan Economic Group), concepts (solidified civil service system) and survival (warlords in troubled times). Historical concepts such as Donglin and Zhejiang Party are more code names for this kind of interest network in the story. What the protagonist has to fight is not a specific party, but the system that traps everyone, including the emperor himself, into self-destruction. 3. About the ultimate conception of the story This is not an invincible story about "Chongzhen using modern knowledge to kill everyone". What I want to discuss is a heavier and more valuable question: When a system is rotten from the root, is it enough to just replace parts (kill corrupt officials, replace leaders and assistants)? If not, how difficult is it to change the "running code" (institutional, legal, economic foundations) of the system? The ultimate goal of the protagonist's "seven reincarnations" golden finger is not to make him the God of War or the God of Wealth, but to give him a "desperate sobriety": he has seen all simple shortcuts leading to destruction, so in this life, he must take the most difficult path - starting from domesticating the people around him, to reconstructing the bones and flesh of the country, with the goal of building a civilization that can rely on the healthy operation of the system even without a "prophet" like him. The virtues of Queen Zhou can be developed into wisdom in governing politics; the selfishness of powerful generals can be channeled into meritorious service in defending the country; and the pursuit of profit by merchants can be standardized into the driving force for prosperity. This is the greatest and most difficult thing that the protagonist can do as a time traveler. In summary, what this novel attempts to describe is a difficult "system reinstallation" that begins with machinations and ends with the system. All plots and characterizations serve this core. Thank you all for reading and arguing. All these discussions make this fictional world and that real history more vivid.

Dear book friends: First of all, I sincerely thank you all for your follow-up reading and corrections. As an amateur writer, I have a job during the day, and my creative work depends on my spare time in the evenings and weekends. Although there is a general outline, the direction is often fine-tuned due to new historical inspiration or knowledge. In addition, occasionally I am interrupted for several days due to work. It is inevitable that there will be memory omissions when I pick up the pen again, resulting in deviations in details. I read every comment you make seriously. This is the greatest support for me. This is a free book in the early stage. I don't dare to expect perfection. I only hope to fully present my thoughts and enthusiasm for this period of history. If you find any inconsistencies while reading, I hope you will bear with me and give a friendly reminder in the comment area. I will definitely take the time to review and revise it. The road to creation is long, write and cherish. Thanks again!

The founding emperor Zhu Yuanzhang killed the civil servants too hard, killing tens of thousands. Later civil servants tried their best to prevent the emperor from taking over the military power, fearing that there would be another Hongwu Emperor.

Why do you feel like you've been sprayed into shit?

Zhu Yuanzhang or some other forces are just taking risks themselves. What you wrote is that a group of OCs are rubbish. You are the only one who is smart. Your subordinates are all rubbish. Without you, nothing is a problem. Without you, it is impossible. Climbing a cliff is nothing. What do you think you are? There is no sense of substitution and reading. I can't read it. I feel that you should write a general who saves the world.

During the troubled times, the Yellow Emperor began a large-scale anti-corruption campaign and killed officials. In the end, it was basically the situation of Hu Hai and Yang Guang, the second generation of Qin!

No one in the Ming Dynasty was greedy. Civil servants, military generals, eunuchs, royal guards, and nobles were all greedy. Who would you kill? After you kill this group of factions, the next group of people will continue to be greedy. They will change the soup without changing the medicine. The biggest problem is the system. The entire late Ming Dynasty was in a state of rottenness. Everyone will only talk about it and take it for granted to report good things but not bad things. You become the emperor and save me. It is better to cultivate the land and raise the bandits until the strong wind blows.

Why do you call yourself Li Ruolian? Are you brainless?

Although the Donglin Party occupies the wealth of Jiangnan, it actually doesn't have much money, or not much living money. Unlike Shanxi merchants, the Donglin Party's family property is usually bought in land.

Chongzhen's only way to break the situation was to imitate Huang Chao, who directly issued an imperial edict not to collect land taxes for ten years, and to kill Jiangnan dignitaries according to their genealogy. Lao Zhu had already written the script and killed millions of soldiers in Jiangnan.