I Served as Zhang Juzheng's Deputy in the Cabinet

What children need most is protection and love. Emperor Wanli received endless suppression and threats since he was a child. The Empress Dowager Li is definitely the culprit. She has no feelings for her son and threatens him with the idea of ​​deposing him at every turn. Zhang Juzheng fell into omnipotent narcissism and could not extricate himself. He wanted to cultivate a wise king, but his high-pressure education would only damage Wanli's self-confidence and personality growth. Feng Baoze is the Queen Mother's bastard and deserves to be killed. What children need most is parents who can support them and protect and comfort them when they encounter setbacks. So Zhang Juzheng's liquidation has already begun. Xiaozhuang in the Kangxi Dynasty did a very good job. She had true love for Kangxi. She did not use force to overwhelm others when she gave Kangxi's several advices. It was completely the care of an old grandmother for her grandson. When Kangxi suffered setbacks, she educated Kangxi but later resisted and protected Kangxi. So in the end Wanli became a cowardly emperor who could only hide in the harem to escape reality if he couldn't fight the civil servants. This also led to the tragedy behind Zhang Juzheng. Here Gao Gong fulfilled the responsibility of a master. She shielded King Yu from the wind and rain and protected King Yu. Therefore, after King Yu became emperor, he completely trusted Gao Gong. Here Zhang Juzheng, the master of wine, is too bad. No matter how young the emperor is, he is still the emperor, and he should be given due respect. However, in the history of the Ming Dynasty, Zhang Juzheng taught Wanli the same as he taught his grandson. If he had respected Wanli since he was a child and respected him as an emperor, there would have been no liquidation later.

What's interesting is that no matter how many things the protagonist does after traveling back in time, he may not be able to escape the same fate as Zhang Juzheng. The historical inertia of the feudal dynasty is such that it is too difficult for one person to reverse the historical trend. Just like Zhang Juzheng, no matter how good he is, he will still die after a few decades.

I have read too many novels about Jiajing and Wanli. Zhang Juzheng was deconstructed by others, so I no longer had much interest in it. But the book is really well written, fast-paced, not procrastinating, and has a very deep perspective. Read it in one sitting, Xiancao

I feel that the author's writing is very good, but the popularity is very low. I hope to use my own meager strength to contribute some popularity to the book circle. Please don't pity me... Everyone is welcome to visit

Third-rate historical texts can only be written with pleasure, second-rate historical texts can be written with rigor, first-rate historical texts can be written with thoughts, and true historical texts can be written with the romance of history, which is the pattern of the world that is long and my heart is worried, the spirit of book business and the romance of Fang Qiu, the friendship of knowing each other for a lifetime, and the pride of working hard in this world to inspire future generations. History is a giant in the fog. No one can see clearly the true face behind time and space. Only where the giant passes by, there is a mist of dusk rain falling on the river and sky, cleansing the autumn!

Good book, very rigorous. I just want to know if Zhang Juzheng's ending will change in the end. Reading the introduction, I feel that it won't. If the ending doesn't change, just like Zhuge Liang's star falls, it's a pity. I'd better give up the book as soon as possible.

The writing style is very special, a bit like an advanced female channel novel, elegant and beautiful. The author is also a very talented person. The first book has his own style. It gave me a sense of style that is as unique as Shao Song, My Father, Han Gaozu, and Water Margin. It's excellent. 👍

Did you serve as a minister for the emperor or for Zhang Juzheng? This is a question that will kill the nine tribes...

This book...? What do you think, Master Shennong?

I almost died after watching the beginning of the story. My thoughts were that the protagonist was too wild. He had no fame but repeatedly offended the feudal king. He had never been a soldier but rushed to the front line to fight as cannon fodder. No matter how the protagonist looks, how mentally retarded, it is all a kind of death-seeking operation. The author gives too many hooks to the protagonist. There is a very good idea, but the protagonist is written as a second-rate character. It is a waste of creativity. It is heartbreaking.