Then Let the Ming Dynasty Burn!
那就让大明燃烧！
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- Ongoing
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- 111k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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Most people have become enlightened; the emperor is the biggest gentry and landowner, and the princes are his accomplices. If you manage to survive without hanging yourself, your son will be the biggest corrupt landowner. The Ming Dynasty's system is absurd; in other dynasties, tax exemption was only granted upon reaching a certain level, but passing the imperial examinations granted tax…
The only consequence of doing this is that you will dissolve in water. Keep killing... Unless you have a system summoning you, then disregard what I said.
Such books are indispensable, and they have indeed refreshed the legacy of evil and ugliness. The mistakes that haven't been thoroughly cleansed and purged, the consequences of being deceived by so-called civilization—thankfully, everything is returning to its original source code.
He only has himself to blame.
He couldn't hold back anymore; wasn't it his own doing to hang himself from the tree? Without him, the number one pressure monster of the late Ming Dynasty and the second Baturu of the Jurchens, the Jurchens wouldn't have been able to enter the pass.
Emperor Chongzhen hadn't killed enough people?
The killing of seven governors-general, eleven provincial governors, and two Grand Secretaries of the Cabinet resulted in the replacement of 14 Ministers of War. Rumors suggest that a total of nearly 300 high-ranking officials were executed.
Officials in the late Ming Dynasty were much like those in the Republic of China—they were all corrupt! How many could you kill? The whole system was rotten to the core.
Good, looking forward to the update. If I get to live another life, I won't back down; I'll just do it. Living one more day is a bonus. After reading too many novels with scoundrel protagonists, I'll compromise and seek peace for the sake of my life.
17 Years of hard work? 🤭🤭🤭 If you weren't hardworking, would you have lived any longer tomorrow? 🤣🤣🤣
This book can be read without thinking. Starting by killing Wei Zhongxian, what's the difference between you and Emperor Chongzhen? You have no sword, no manpower, and your decrees can't even leave the capital.
If your first step is to weaken the power of the feudal lords, then things will be more interesting.