The Ming Dynasty’s Greatest Palace Maid Makes Chongzhen Break Down

It's so beautiful, I really like it. It's so interesting to be able to reverse history. People who watch it are in a good mood. You must continue to work hard.

It's well written and interesting, but you can't discredit Concubine Tian just to establish Empress Zhou. Historically, Concubine Tian was also a poor person. She was naturally beautiful and was originally the head wife. Unfortunately, the former Queen Zhang chose Queen Zhou. Concubine Tian's son died young, and she died of illness due to excessive grief. She was very kind to Chongzhen, and she was in love with Emperor Chongzhen. Her death also indirectly caused Chongzhen to become more and more paranoid and irritable, and his political affairs became worse and worse. Therefore, it is really unacceptable to discredit Concubine Tian!

It is a rare good article among all kinds of weird articles today. The writing style and content are both good. Chasing Chasing Chasing, come on, author! ! !

I look forward to posting every day. This is my favorite book at the moment. Please be sure to keep it updated. Thank you again.

Love to watch. Update soon

The author will update it soon, I can't get enough of it! The female supporting role will simply bury you!

Like. But Li Zicheng was too quick to teach himself without a teacher, which was a bit too much.

Is the history department so good? Understand history, finance, machinery, military industry, awesome!

Personally, I think there were many reasons for the demise of the Ming Dynasty, including land annexation and peasant uprisings, Donglin party compradors (predecessors of the four major families of the Republic of China) who did business without paying taxes, Shanxi merchants who betrayed the country and resold materials to nomadic peoples, ideological psychology (just do it as long as you think it is right) started a similar curve to save the country, the climate was the Little Ice Age, agricultural production declined, nomads went south, the ruler Chongzhen had no rights (military power), and his own abilities were limited, so he was blamed by those in power. The misfortune caused by Xiao Qiang is the most accurate description of the demise of the Ming Dynasty. The moment of destruction is really difficult to return to.

Chongzhen was a man who was in danger and received orders. He was suspicious and indecisive by nature and liked to change orders day and night. His only advantage was that he was kind and sincere, which made him the Ming Dynasty.