Daming: I, Zhengde, Am the Taoist Emperor!

Neither can the Taoist priest. He gave in after two sons died in succession. Zhengde's purpose was too obvious.

The Zhang family in it is so smart and has such a good relationship with Xiaozhu. Historically, Zhang and Zhu Houzhao had a very tense relationship.

I have trained my body to look like a crane, and I am not afraid of being strangled by palace maids.

The author is talking about cause and effect. Old Taoists are forced to cultivate immortality only when they have no choice. It would be better for you to cultivate immortality right from the start. If you don't get involved with the extremely corrupt interest groups, how can you control the government? You have no common sense.

When someone around you has questions, the protagonist will speak out his inner thoughts, and then tell them not to spread the word. Then those people will start to think, wow, the emperor is so powerful, such a deep strategy, why are you just playing around with Langya List?

The creativity of the author, Emperor Daojun, is quite good, because I saw this idea in Chapter 20, but I was very disappointed. For example, the protagonist is an emperor, but he explains the motives of his actions in detail to his eunuchs. To put it bluntly, he talks about everything. This is a big poisonous point for me, especially the protagonist is targeting Emperor Zhongxiao. I will not list other points that are poisonous to me. I will only mention it for the reference of future readers (after all, everyone's preferences are different, only my personal opinion)

You have to figure out that your queen mother is Voldemort. Think about the characters of Voldemort in the novel.

Sorry, this politics doesn't feel like normal people. How can it be possible that all problems are the problems of civil servants? The way for the emperor to control power is very simple. You work, just like Lao Zhu, you work for more than ten hours a day. Every day, you are either working or learning to work. Your body is the same as Lao Zhu's. As hard as it is, in ten years at most, you can gain complete power as emperor. You know everything, know everything, can do everything, and can interfere with everything. You will naturally have power. If you are not willing to work, just think about lying down for a few hours every day, and power will come to you spontaneously. Of course, it is impossible.

Is it the evil civil service clique again?

To be honest, when Jiajing moved to Xiyuan to practice, he was imitating Zhu Houzhao's Leopard Fang. Zhu Houzhao's imitation of Jiajing was a bit contrary to Tiangang.

Why did the system of burial last for thousands of years from slavery to feudalism? Its religious attributes are undeniable! So does it have a certain impact on politics and other aspects? Personal profile: 1. Prevent the inner ghosts of people around you, tie the emperor's health to the people around you, and ensure that the people around you are infiltrated to a certain extent. 2. It is to prevent collusion between palace insiders and bureaucrats, especially in the transition from old to new, which will affect the stability of the regime, and at the same time make it easier for the new successor to install cronies. 3. It gave the emperor the last resort to eliminate unstable people in the palace before he died. As for the Tang and Song dynasties, which abolished the burial system at the official level, needless to say more about the Tang Dynasty. Wu Zetian in the early period and the eunuchs in the middle and later periods controlled the government (of course, mainly to control the military power. Of course, if there was a burial system, the imperial power could still control the eunuchs to a certain extent). Needless to say, as for the Song Dynasty, the scholar-bureaucrats directly stepped on the nose and faced it, and the harem seriously interfered with politics, which restricted the concentration of imperial power. The burial system has advantages and disadvantages. It relied heavily on the emperor's own abilities and skills.

I'm a moron. I've managed several people but I don't know how to do it. Could the complexity of the situation in the Ming Dynasty be decided by a single civil servant? Thinking about each other is still transparent! Child

After defeating Dayan Khan, just move the capital back to Nanjing. The cost of making Beijing the capital is too high.

Writing about matters related to Zhang is considered a failure.

He's a bit mentally retarded. The resistance to opening the sea is something that the protagonist can encounter now? I really don't think your orders can leave the capital.

I don't know when it started. Conspiracy theories will become popular next year. What kind of emperor is easily soluble in water? What kind of civil servant group? In ancient medical regulations + being born in a deep palace + not knowing how to control life + not exercising, it is normal to die in your thirties and forties. Many people who came from the imperial examination died in their forties and fifties. Only those who survive and fall asleep can become ministers. Cabinet ministers, even in modern times, the last few emperors of the Qing Dynasty did not live long. In the end, the civil servant group killed several emperors. What did they want and what ideas could bring them together. With such organizational power, they could not accomplish anything. Why can't we admit that those emperors were rubbish? Modern people are trying to make up for the emperors who were more than 500 years ago.

Aunt Wang's foot-binding cloth is smelly and long

It was during this period that the palace doctor cured the emperor, so you have to prepare your raincoat first, lest you don't know how you died one day.

We live in Bengbu, Hongzhi is 18 years old, and Hongzhi is still young. I'm afraid the protagonist will still be a fertilized egg.

I want to laugh when I see the Civil Service Group. It's already 2026 and there are still people who believe this. I'm convinced of the rubbish.

There is less white space in this book. The same thing is mentioned over and over again, which makes it sound bloated. Zhu Houzhao mentioned it three or four times over and over again for not being pro-government. Bribing the palace maids also had long explanations, which sounded boring.

Don't you really like endless intrigues and palace battles? It's not interesting. The Ming Dynasty is over.

Historically, the two cousins ​​practiced Buddhism and Taoism, one ran around and the other hid in Xiyuan for decades 😅

Everything else is fine, but the downfall is that in real history, the Zhang family was not that awesome, otherwise they wouldn't have been unable to save their son.

The author always makes these things too complicated. Holy shit, you are the emperor, and the emperor of the Ming Dynasty. Even if an emperor like Chongzhen has just ascended the throne, if you want to kill someone, kill that one, and if you want to kill the chief minister, kill the chief minister. Even if you will be infamy, it will not interfere with your rights. You still have to hide and play conspiracies with them. Holy shit, it is really funny. Emperor Jiajing's great etiquette, is this method very clever? No, just because of his status as emperor, he does things openly and openly. If he shows up, I will ask the civil servants to confront him. Those who are willing to follow me will be promoted and made rich. Then the civil servants will naturally gather around the emperor and form a royalist party. You are still hiding it. Damn it. If you show your attitude, people will naturally follow you. Just start a group. , Naturally there will be people who join the group, engage in various conspiracies, and practice Taoism. Damn it, this is just a thing that lowers IQ. You can find a reason to start a group against the civil servants. How can the civil servants unite to fight against the emperor? Then there will definitely be a group of people who will gather around the emperor. What kind of conspiracy and Taoism are you doing? It's just a joke

If you have never tasted good pork, you can try it.

This content looks very tiring, too redundant, the planning is a bit taken for granted, and the behavior of the ministers and the Queen Mother is a bit too harsh. How should I put it? Compared with previous Ming Dynasty novels, the protagonist's thoughts and actions just don't feel grand enough and too scheming. I feel that the author praises Jiajing a little too much. He was a balancer, not a man of action. But there is no use having an additional balancing emperor in the Ming Dynasty.

I write more or less what I dream about.

There are a lot of things written about it that are too far removed from history.

Do all the novels you open have multiple female protagonists?