
Save the Ming, 1627
扶明1627
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Supporting Emperor Chongzhen? That's extremely difficult.
With his impulsive, irresponsible, face-saving, and ruthless nature—killing civil officials like dogs—whoever tries to help him will die.
Um! To be honest, the Ming Dynasty was already doomed after the Wanli Emperor's reign. The reason it didn't collapse was because it continued to function due to the inertia of the dynasty. Why do I say that? 1. Through Zhang Juzheng, it was once again proven that those who implement reforms do not have good endings (especially since they only touched on the surface).
Some places that easily portray Ming Dynasty history as Qing Dynasty Manchu bannermen in period dramas
"" (Bēizhí): A term commonly used by subordinates to address superiors in the Qing Dynasty, but rarely used in the Ming Dynasty. "" (Xiǎoxiù nǚ): The selection of imperial concubines was exclusive to the Eight Banners system in the Qing Dynasty. In the Ming Dynasty, the selection of imperial concubines and palace maids was called "" (cǎixuǎn), not "", and the rules were completely different. ""
It was difficult to support the Ming Dynasty, especially at the end of the Ming Dynasty, when everyone was trying to line their own pockets and doing all sorts of things.
The primary person responsible for the fall of the Ming Dynasty is Emperor Chongzhen himself. He ascended the throne at the age of 17, a young man obsessed with achieving great deeds, inexperienced, impulsive, and overly concerned with saving face. The situation Chongzhen faced upon his ascension was similar to that of his ancestor, Zhu Yuanzhang, in the fifth year of the Hongwu reign.
I think that for a normal person, going back to the late Ming Dynasty and supporting the Ming would be the first choice. Whether the Ming Dynasty is Zhang Ming or Li Ming is irrelevant. The price of letting wild boars in and destroying civilization was too high, and we are still suffering from its effects today.
Many authors of historical transmigration novels believe that it's more plausible to avoid giving the protagonist a system or a personal space. However, in reality, it's completely illogical for the protagonist in most transmigration historical novels to achieve great things in ancient times without such systems or personal spaces.
At this time, the Ming Dynasty has been ruined from top to bottom. It can only fight the world again. Nothing else can save the Central-Turk Jiangnan Landlord Gentry Group, the Donglin Party Group, the Northwest Shanxi Merchants Group, and the Liaodong Guanning Army Group. If your golden finger is not wide enough, everything is a delusion.
I'm actually curious, how many countries in the world can sustain the intensity of natural disasters like that of the late Ming Dynasty in modern society? Do you have ten fingers?
Natural disasters were merely a catalyst in the late Ming Dynasty; the problem had already become a societal one, and people in similar circumstances were unable to solve it.