The Twenty-Fourth Prison of the Ming Dynasty

Only Just reading the first 10 chapters, I feel like I'm screwed!

Zhang Yan, you are so thick-skinned! After the failed rebellion, instead of committing suicide, she actually had the nerve to say that the maid hid the crane top red so she couldn't commit suicide! It's so shameful that you really want to seek death and you need to find such a reason? Bump into a wall, hang yourself, jump off a building, jump into a river, swallow gold, even if it doesn't work, you can pull out the hairpin, pierce your neck and stab your heart, and you won't be afraid of death! After Chapter 779, you can finally die, die, die! Get out of the palace even if you don't die!

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No substantial errors? ? The crime of covering up, failing to report the crime after knowing the crime, and abetting the crime of murder (this needs to be verified)

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Is the author's surname Hu? Are you from Sichuan?

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The name Manchu and Qing didn't exist in the Tianqi year, right? Even though Huang Taiji changed the country's name to Qing in 1636 [the ninth year of Chongzhen in the Ming Dynasty], people in the Ming Dynasty still called Tatars, and those who established slaves were not called Manchu and Qing. The name Manchu and Qing seemed to be only in modern times. Isn't it still 1626? The name Qing has also traveled through time? ? ? ? ?

So shameless. So does Zhang Yan. I hurt him before, I hurt him again now,

Hope you don't get sprayed. I'm just curious. Can that light retribution really be realized? I always feel a bit unreliable. If the distance is too far and the telescope is moved a little, there will be a big error. How troublesome is that calibration? Everything else is fine. Although I don't know why the author always finds steam engines difficult. In fact, I said that the steam engine is really not difficult. Focus on what you use it for. If it's just a workshop power. It's really not difficult. It is indeed a bit troublesome to make a locomotive.

Why doesn't Zhujiao develop steam engines? When electricity is used to power a cement ship, the pig's horns are too big at once, and the electricity cannot be generated much at that time. How much electricity is needed to drive the cement ship? We still need to develop trains, and steam engines are still in use today.

If you want to write this well, you must let Zhang Yan continue to be strong! Not the kind that is meant to be posted upside down!

In modern society, if you commit attempted murder, you will be sentenced to 7-15 years in prison. Even if you behave well in prison, your sentence will only be reduced! As the mother of a country, Zhang Yan committed two crimes: treason and husband-murder, but she was divorced from the palace. She still has freedom. If she had known that, it would be better not to give her freedom. Just because she was free outside the palace, she could buy food to support the front line, deceiving the people and whitewashing herself! The selfish point of all this is just to cater to the ideas of Emperor Tianqi, so as to obtain Emperor Tianqi's forgiveness. How much the idea of ​​​​real national justice accounts for, readers are fools and cannot tell! Author, stop being contradictory, just let Zhang Yan die once and for all! The province's comment section is filled with quarrels!

I won't complain about some of the previous articles, they are not critical. But after seeing Chapter 145, electing the emperor, I have to say something. From the first chapter to Chapter 145, through all the previous innovations, the author's portrayal of the political morality of the enemy and ourselves is too disparate. Whether it is the Donglin Party or the nobles, most of them are indeed harmful to the country and the people; but will the eunuchs not do it? It can be said that eunuchs are domestic slaves; it is also true that the power of eunuchs in the Ming Dynasty is not as powerful as that in the Tang Dynasty; at that time, the Tang Dynasty could coerce the emperor to order the princes. But to say that there is no power to fight back against the imperial power is extremely absurd. So many people believe that the eunuchs brought harm to the country and caused political chaos, and frightened the government and the public. This is just the writing style of later generations of historians. Because what they want to downplay is the civilized party's strife in the country... So when the emperor really might take action against the eunuch party, they cannot sit still and wait for death. Don't think that no one dares to take over the eunuch party's connections. That is also a matter of time. When the Donglin party thinks that the emperor has dissatisfaction with them, and when the eunuch party takes the initiative to hand over the butcher knife, who is not willing to try if the blade is not sharp? Besides, it can be dismissed afterwards. The eunuch party is not a fool, but the situation is not as good as others Don't think that XUANJU has political and economic foundation just because some sprouts appeared in the Ming Dynasty. The economic base determines the superstructure, but the first thing to make clear is which class brings this economic base. Obviously, it is business. Apart from the scholars, this class was most likely to understand the direction of the Ming Dynasty. What is behind Shang? They are scholar-bureaucrats and nobles. Therefore, given the current situation of the protagonist, even if there is an era of great rule, without a sufficient ideological foundation and military power, it will not be able to shake the determination of the scholar-bureaucrats and nobles to safeguard imperial power. This is like a strange circle. The emperor wanted to divide the imperial power, but the scholar-bureaucrats and nobles wanted to protect the imperial power, because in the end these diluted imperial powers were not in their hands, but in the hands of ordinary people. Thoughts that have been ingrained for thousands of years cannot be torn apart overnight. Similarly, diluting the imperial power will also harm the loyal people who follow them single-mindedly, because the interests of their generation are mainly guaranteed by the emperor. Not only that, those descendants of the Zhu family will never have the chance to inherit the throne in their lifetime. Once they have the opportunity, will they put the people first, or accumulate strength? After all, this is a legitimate reason given by the protagonist.

I read the history, but what you wrote was about the Ming Dynasty and how you supported the Qing Dynasty 🤫. Could it be that this is a traitor lurking within the Ming Dynasty government, always ready to overthrow the imperial court, decisive and intolerable 🥱

I am a girl, and I have been following this book until now. It is undeniable that it is a good book and a refreshing article. The author's strong personality can be seen in every word. The chapter that made me enjoy reading the most was the divorce episode. I thought the author was also the kind of person who would be disloyal once and not be disloyal a hundred times, so the subsequent castration of traitors and Han military flags, I shouted, "Shuang Shuang Shuang Shuang Shuang Shuang Shuang Shuang Shuang!" But... The author should have guessed what I want to say! No matter what reason the author uses to explain Zhang Yan's current problem, he still can't hide his stallion's thoughts, so why did he have such a high profile at the beginning? Then he had a crush on the minister's wife before, so if he wants it, don't cover your ears and steal the bell just because he claims to be a wise king. Now he wants to take advantage of Zhang Yan, so just take it. Being a human being should have a beginning and an end, and writing a book should also have a beginning and an end. Since you expressed such a high attitude at the beginning and gave readers such expectations, please continue from beginning to end. If possible, I would like to travel through time and become Concubine Rong. When Emperor Tianqi acts rogue in Chapter 765, I would stand up and make it clear that with Concubine Rong, there would be no Zhang Yan! Reason? Because Zhang Yan colluded with King Xin and wanted to rebel, the direct consequence was that the prince born by Concubine Rong was in trouble! During the coup, Concubine Rong was found to be pregnant again. Think about the consequences. The emperor's father is dead, can this son be born safely? No matter what reason Zhang Yan had for her rebellion, Zhang Yan just felt sorry for Concubine Rong and the son in Concubine Rong's belly. Historically, this rebellion was successful, but the son was not born! In this way, Zhang Yan killed Concubine Rong's two sons one after another. As a time-traveler, Emperor Tianqi, you have deceived yourself because of your beauty! I hope the author takes this issue seriously! Keep the personality of your article, and maintain the courage you show through your article to be unfaithful once and reuse it a hundred times! Having said that, the author can continue your original plot in Chapter 765, but I sincerely hope you can accept my suggestion as a reader, Zhang Yan? Go wherever you came from!

Sincerely, this is a denunciation meeting. You have traveled through time and become an emperor, not a Red Guard. Are you even seeking death? Why should Zhang Yan be moved? He should really feel frightened and guilty for serving the country and the people! ! In fact, as long as you make up for one gift, it's all done. The protagonist's behavior becomes less and less like an emperor, and more like a rogue warlord like Li Zicheng. Also, universal education has just begun, and the guidance of public opinion is still in the hands of scholar-bureaucrats. Don't be desperate and take a step back. It's like a political farce like Taiwan's national election

What the heck, the ministers still gave in. People are more valuable than introspection. What is Zhang Yan? The protagonist stood up for her and even suffered a bad reputation, but he didn't know how to stand up and commit suicide (the crime of treason). His moral integrity was shattered. I'm still moved, ugh, how can I be moved? I didn't do anything, I'm obviously guilty but I don't take any responsibility, and I shamelessly entered the house. Why does the protagonist insult historical figures so much? These people are all his ancestors, and his success is based on the scientific achievements of the 21st century and Western market economics. To be honest, he does not reflect on himself. The protagonist who enjoys the success is not worthy of admiration.

Major doubts about the Tumubao Incident 1. During the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty, Zuoweicang was established in Tianjin and Tongzhou, and Thirty-seven Weicang was established in Beijing. Yi ordered the prefectures and counties in the world to set up more warehouses, and the warehouses in the four villages were moved to the city. Moreover, there are seven large granaries all the way from Beijing to Xuanfu, namely, Xinkaibao warehouse, Zhangjiakou Bao warehouse, Xiyang Hebao warehouse, Wanquan Youwei warehouse, Wanquan Zuowei warehouse, Dukou Bao warehouse, and Lixintun fort warehouse, which store the "combat military rations" of the Ming Dynasty. These seven large granaries are all directly transferred by the Ministry of War. However, during the Northern Expedition, there was not a single grain in the seven granaries to reinforce the "food-deficient" Northern Expeditionary Army. In sharp contrast, after the Tumubao massacre, Yu Qian, the acting Minister of War, transported all the grains in the seven granaries to the capital in just six days. The contrast in efficiency is intriguing. 2. As the Sixth Division of the Ming Army marched from Datong to Huailai, the Mongols followed and pursued them. Why did the Ming troops stationed along the way, such as Guo Deng of Datong and Yang Hong of Xuanfu, not come out to stop them? Instead, they watched helplessly as the Mongolian troops chased and fought the emperor and did not save the emperor. They did not know what the crime was. The strangest thing is that not only were Guo Deng, Yang Hong and others fine afterwards, but they were promoted to noble positions? What's going on? Some personal speculations The Tumu Fort change was obviously not that simple, because the point of the Tumu Fort was already far away within the Great Wall and very close to the military town of Xuanfu. However, the Ming army received neither information about the approach of the main force of the Wara cavalry nor assistance from the Xuanfu. At the critical moment when the Ming army was trapped in the Tumu Fort, Yang Hong, the commander-in-chief of the Xuanfu army, ordered the city to be closed. It was delayed for fifteen days before sending troops to clean up the mess. The Xuan Mansion of the Ming Dynasty had not lost many troops and had ample time and distance. Why not send out a pincer attack on the Oala Army? In the early Ming Dynasty, the military strength of the Xuanfu was the highest among all sides. During the orthodox period, the Xuanfu had at least 30,000 troops, more than 10,000 war horses, and abundant firearms (479 divine spears, 2161 divine guns, 4223 divine spears, etc.). If the troops stationed near the town and the troops broken on the east road were gathered together, it would be enough to form a powerful force including cavalry and musketeers. Yang Hong held a large number of troops, but he watched the enemy pursue his emperor without saving him. What kind of behavior was this? Yang Hong sent troops to rescue him, and if he succeeded, he would be a hero of the ages, and the emperor and all civil and military officials would be grateful to him, and he would be richly rewarded; if he failed, he would have done his duty, and he would become a loyal minister of the ages, and the court would take care of his family; but he chose not to save him. Didn't Yang Hong know that by not carrying out a rescue, he would offend not only Ming Yingzong and Wang Zhen, but also the military generals and some senior civil servants who accompanied the army? Together they are the most powerful political force in the Ming Dynasty. Once they escape safely back to the capital and hold Yang Hong accountable, Yang Hong will die without a burial place! Even if the emperor and all the civil and military officials are dead, it stands to reason that the new emperor and the officials in the capital will also pursue Yang Hong's crime of not saving him, and Yang Hong will also be ruined! If he rescued him, Yang Hong would benefit greatly regardless of success or failure. If he didn't rescue him, his reputation would be ruined regardless of whether the emperor escaped or not, and he would even implicate the nine clans. But Yang Hong chose not to rescue him. Why was he acting so contrary to common sense? Why did the 20,000 to 30,000 Wa La army dare to ignore the elite troops of the Ming Xuan Mansion behind them?