Why Are Northern Song Civil Officials So Awful?

When a novel becomes popular, there will be a lot of imitators who will appear like dog urine. I haven't read a novel that follows the trend for such a long time. Doesn't it mean that I don't have the ability to create independently?

The civil service group is a kind of thinking, not an identity. If you are a civil servant, you are a civil service group. Doesn't it mean that military commanders and nobles do not have the thinking of a civilian group? Blindly binding the civil service group to the civil service collective is a bit blind Can't the civilian service group brain-control military generals? Can't you brain control Xungui? Can't you brain control eunuchs?

This idea seems to be similar to what I have read in a book. Corpse disaster 1644

Who is the emperor's base? A army, B common people, C businessmen, D bureaucrats

Many people like to use "historical limitations" as a fig leaf for their sense of superiority, as if standing on the timeline means they are automatically superior to the ancients. But if you peel back the shell of the system, you will find that it is all an old drama: farmland annexation has turned into capital annexation, aristocratic families have turned into resource circles, and feudal princes have turned into monopoly plutocrats. Human nature has not evolved, desires have not upgraded, and the grabbing of resources, the maintenance of class, and the monopoly of rules have remained unchanged for thousands of years. The real limitation is never that "the ancients didn't understand", but that today's people always feel that they are detached - they cannot see that they are trapped in the new "cocoon of the times" and are still busy giving advice. History is never linear progress, but the cyclical repetition of human nature on different stages.

America's military-industrial complex, medical complex, and financial complex. With the Song Dynasty and Ming Dynasty landlord complex. The salt merchant complex and the sea trade and smuggling complex are all exactly the same. Money is such a thing. Some people are willing to pay to kill the emperor. It's simple. There are always people who need money.

The overlord Xiang Yu that others think I think is also the overlord first very😋

Nowadays, many people are thinking about the emperor, saying that various civil servant groups have conspired to cause the emperor to do whatever he wants, but the emperor himself is the biggest villain. Well, you are a civil servant, do you listen to the emperor or not? Listen to the emperor, that's fine. The emperor asks you to build a civil fort, will you go? Most of the decrees promulgated by the emperor himself are harmful to the government, so if you are a moral bureaucrat, it is normal to oppose the emperor's decree. Technical bureaucrats are even more disgusted with the emperor's approach of laymen guiding experts. I think about it carefully. Anyone who can unconditionally obey the emperor is either a fool or a real traitor.

I haven't read it yet, but isn't Tumu Fort a thing of the Ming Dynasty?

If you don't dare to be a time-traveler, please don't time-travel, otherwise you will be embarrassed.