The Prosperous Age of Chongzhen

Write a book review. I'd rate it 2 points for the real thing. First of all, the author deserves praise for persisting in writing. Disadvantages 1. The author does not have his own argument. The author who writes about the end of the Ming Dynasty should start with his own analysis of the demise of the Ming Dynasty. Then the subsequent stories will be written around this theme. But the author agrees with others. Hollow. You can go and see Rescue Daming. 2. The character collapses. As the old saying goes, good people become better with age. Altogether, he is almost two hundred years old. He behaves like a fool and loses his temper at every turn. Go and see which of the 60-year-old national leaders is not a human being. 3. The author has always emphasized the political wisdom of pig's feet. But I didn't see it and felt that the political plot written by the author who didn't understand politics was too childish. You can go and read [I Want to Be Emperor] and read the politics written by others. Overall rating. A taken-for-granted work by a taken-for-granted author. Take it as a joke

Idiot, he has lived three lives in vain and is a piece of trash. The last thing Chongzhen should do is to kill Wei Zhongxian and re-employ the Donglin Party. Even scholars are the gravediggers of the Ming Dynasty.

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ ​​ After being reborn, I can still read the first 20 or 30 chapters. The key point is to demolish the imperial city and sell the land to raise soldiers' wages. Huang Taiji has already led troops to siege the city. How much money can you sell for this small amount of land, and it takes time to dismantle it. Who can buy it? You go back and forth and you can't get the money for a few months. It's a bit nonsense.        ，，230，，！ It's a bit ridiculous to say that the protagonist can travel back to 2042 by holding someone else's dick. The capital is still in chaos to investigate corrupt officials. The protagonist Zhu Youjian, the great emperor in our work, wears a goggles to change his identity and goes to the border, pretending to be a small flag conveying imperial edicts. A first-grade officer, the border governor, will not recognize you as the emperor if you wear an goggle. Is the governor blind, or does he think the reader is a fool. The great emperor pretending to be a small flag followed the governor and took thousands of cavalry and Tatars out of the city to fight in the field. Seeing that only 500 cavalry were left, the game was about to be finished, which is the finale of the book. Our protagonist, the Great Emperor, took out a rocket launcher from nowhere, awesome! He personally took a rocket launcher and fired it at the Tatar general. He wanted to kill the Tatar general and cause the Tatars to be defeated. But the terrain is low, what should we do if we can't hit or shoot the Tatar general? Our protagonist thought of a strange way, which is to find a pole and tie him up, and he will shoot the cannon from a high place. You think he is awesome or not! The author's imagination! I didn't watch it anymore, I couldn't bear it anymore, I died from the poison! Those who like to see this kind of grass are grass jelly, and those who don't like to see this kind of grass are really heartbroken grass! Please take a look and cherish it!

A history book written by a historically illiterate person is really shameful

Also, since you have found a way to return to modern times, why is the protagonist so cheap in your writing? As a noble, there should always be some jade around me. When I wear it for the first time, I can just auction some jade and the like, and the money will come from it, right? Are you going to portray the adopted son and his family? When money comes, won't many modern problems be solved? Get an identity, pick up a beautiful woman, travel, and start a company. When the time comes, can't you get some outdated hot weapons? What's the famine? Are there no seeds for potatoes, corn, hybrid rice, etc. In the modern market? Wouldn't it be better if you brought some back to promote? As a reader, why do you get more and more angry as you read? Since it is said to be a time-travel story, what readers want to see must be another interesting scene. Why do you always get emotional, like a minor?

If you were Chongzhen, how could you break the deadlock of the Ming Dynasty? ? ?

Poisonous. Lu Xiangsheng was a civil servant, a civil servant. The secret folding system was a thing of the Qing Dynasty. There was no Royal Guards in the Ming Dynasty. In the Ming Dynasty, it was the Imperial Guards who were responsible for the safety and security of the emperor.

It was okay at the beginning, but the more I wrote, the worse it got. It was too descriptive of psychological activities. As an emperor, you really don't need to describe it in such detail. How about demolishing the palace and selling it off? Talent, too whimsical

Author, how much hatred do you have towards Chongzhen? This book is truly shocking! Don't say bad words for fear of causing trouble! Black body with no skin

When I read Chapter 21, I realized that the IQ of the author and the protagonist is really too low.

I feel that the author's Chongzhen does not look like a person from two generations at all. He is simply a 17 or 8-year-old angry young man reborn. He has no self-cultivation at all, swears at every turn, and is directly trying to reform modernization.

I suggest the author read the history carefully. In many places, what is written is different from the original history.

In fact, without major reforms, the Ming Dynasty can still be saved from a strategic perspective. In terms of military affairs, we can learn from Kangxi's "Conquest in the South and Fu in the North" and wait for the country to settle down before looking for opportunities to eliminate Hou Jin. For Houjin, we are on the defensive. There is no need to advance. We only need to defend some islands such as Guan Jinning and Maodao. In other places, we don't need to worry about the success of one city or one place. Use "we will defend when the enemy advances, harass when the enemy is stationed, attack when the enemy is tired, and pursue when the enemy retreats". There is no need to fight hard, but mainly to harass, so that Houjin will not be at peace. The generals of Liaodong are definitely willing to do it, after all, they can maintain their strength; in addition, establish a base on the seaside above Heilongjiang, resolutely allege Inner Mongolia, and let Houjin be surrounded by enemies on all sides. This is military. Politically, they gave preferential treatment to the prisoners of war of the Later Jin Dynasty, divided and assassinated the traitors, and established a special section; they issued proclamations to encourage the Han people of the Later Jin Dynasty to form an "anti-alliance alliance" and were granted official positions in the anti-alliance alliance. Economically, the low-price export of Houjin tobacco and other addictive crops as well as antiques, calligraphy and paintings caused the decline of the Houjin aristocracy. In terms of internal affairs, we can follow Yongzheng's example in setting up a military aircraft department, and reward those with military merits with yellow mantles; introduce corn and sweet potatoes, and vigorously develop agriculture and water conservancy research (the die-hard feudal forces will not object, because it is also beneficial to them). As long as we have chemical fertilizers, pesticides, water pumps, etc., There is no need to collect agricultural taxes, and we can control the entire Ming Dynasty by monopolizing these agricultural technology products. For those who rebel against the people, we can appease the peripheral people, cut off their development environment, and severely suppress those who have rebelled. This is a combination of suppression and appeasement at a higher level. For disaster relief, it is also simple, with two hands: 1. Let the first assistant and second assistant go directly to provide relief (only local officials bribe the first assistant, how can the first assistant bribe local officials?) 2. Promulgate a special law, and those who embezzle the food and salary for disaster relief will be regarded as treason, and the nine tribes will be punished, the bones will be crushed and the ashes will be dug up, and the ancestral graves will be dug up. As long as the general direction is good, the enemy forces can be disgusted and the enemy can be killed, and the development here will be stable.

Is there a book that is just a cold weapon and then developed? It's boring to always unify the world and come out with all kinds of looting or tanks hundreds of years in advance.

It can be seen that the author has put a lot of effort into it! It is indeed a good book! It can be seen at a glance that the author's preparation work is very meticulous~! ! Support! ! Collect! !

Don't sit together, don't kill people. What do you want with this emperor's character? Grandpa Mao once said, "Political power comes from the barrel of a gun." You gave away all the guns, and you still wrote a few. It took a long time to write the ink, but you didn't even mention the protagonist and Queen Zhou. What happened? Are you crazy? Goodbye, I can't stand it anymore

It was originally a new and good historical novel, but the addictive point of this book is that it is time-traveled back to modern times. It is completely hydrological. You can time-travel by grabbing your dick. It's really disgusting.

Damn, writing this kind of emotional drama is so far-fetched. In the book, you are smart enough to say that the protagonist is not very good at emotional drama. Since he is the Nine-Five Supreme Being of ancient China, can you write it a little tougher and more domineering? You are writing a novel, for yourself, but also for readers. The plot in it is too long-winded and makes people impatient to read it. If you want to show off your writing skills, why don't you write literature? Why write novels?

In the first year of Chongzhen's reign, were all the ten rooms in Kyoto empty?

I can't stand the prologue anymore. I should at least learn some history.

Everyone ignores that Chongzhen was only around 16-17 years old when he came to power. What do you expect him to do? His teachers are all Donglin Party bosses. No one is instigating Chongzhen to kill Wei Zhongxian behind his back? Of course, Wei Zhongxian is not a good guy, so he will kill him as soon as possible. Chongzhen, who thought he was cheating, also killed the factory guard! Civil servants benefit! You can do whatever you want, no one restrains you, and you are completely free. It is probably because Chongzhen hated the factory guards at first when he was King Xin, after all, he was under surveillance. . As a result, I was deceived and became lame.

The British Agricultural Revolution refers to the process of great changes in British agricultural production methods from the 17th to the 19th century. Including land enclosure movement, mechanization, four-crop rotation, improved seed cultivation, etc., The result was that agricultural production efficiency was greatly improved. On the one hand, a large amount of agricultural products were provided to support the growth of the population. On the other hand, a large amount of agricultural surplus labor was diverted, creating conditions for the industrial revolution. Take the enclosure movement as an example. Among the top ten richest and aristocratic families in the Han Dynasty, several were horse breeders and farmers. In order to have an industrial revolution, there must be means of production, such as cotton, wool, sugar cane, soybeans, etc. Without large-scale land enclosure, it would be difficult to maintain sufficient means of production. There were restrictions on land annexation in all Chinese dynasties, but the Song Dynasty did not. The country was far richer than any other dynasty. Of course, the land enclosure movement resulted in a large number of refugees. This would not be terrible if there were sufficient food security and jobs. The most successful aspect of the agricultural revolution is the crop rotation system, which involves planting wheat-beans-forage-vegetables. China also mentioned the crop rotation system in the ancient Qi Min Yaoshu. The purpose of growing legumes and pastures is to act as green manure and enhance soil fertility. But why has no one thought of planting pasture to raise horses? Horses were used to plow the fields in Western Europe, and they were also used in ancient China, but they were lost. In ancient times, one acre of alfalfa weighed 800 kilograms. Modern alfalfa can yield tens of thousands of kilograms per acre. Alfalfa is now the fourth largest cash crop in the United States. The Netherlands is a small country, but it is also a large agricultural country. It seems that 70% or something like 70% of the land is used to grow alfalfa. In short, milk production is not only self-sufficient, but can also be exported to surrounding countries. Used for growing grass in farmland and raising livestock, both Britain and France produced a large number of horses, and France could produce thousands of knights in a battle involving tens of thousands of people. Alfalfa is the king of pasture. It can provide livestock with a lot of nutrients, cure diseases, and greatly increase the fertility of the land. There are also soybeans. Each Chinese person now consumes more than 20 kilograms or more of cooking oil every year. It has a wide range of uses and a large amount of soybeans are imported every year. Brazil and Argentina gained a lot of foreign exchange from growing soybeans and became economic powers. There are also crops such as sugar cane and rubber, which are also extremely important. This is a crop suitable for planting in the southern colonies, which will greatly enhance colonial rule and maintain stability. Due to the occurrence of the Agricultural Revolution, farmers spent a large amount of food and money, which made British farmers the first dumpers of industrial products. Farmers also became greatly prosperous and improved their nutrition and physical fitness. It has greatly increased Britain's national strength, and this is something that can be learned from. As for areas in the south where the land is complex, use intensive farming and vigorously develop agricultural and sideline industries. The Ming Dynasty in history did a great job and raised a large number of ducks in the pond, hundreds or thousands of them. Develop biogas pools and establish circular agriculture. The most important point is to use coal as fuel, which is crucial. It will greatly reduce the burden on farmers and reduce damage to the environment.

Can such a person lead a prosperous life? Just kidding, he looks retarded

Looking at the first chapter, was it the first year of Chongzhen's reign when Huang Taiji entered the customs?

Can't you fucking split it up?

If Chongzhen is reborn, he may still fail or be late at best. Times have their limitations.

Sing with me: "Don't ask me where I come from. I am supporting the author's book. The author wrote a good book...!", Cough cough.

Sit quietly and wait for the update, and give your support to the author! This is exactly what it was written about!

The most important thing when writing this kind of subject matter is to grasp the rhythm. You have a good grasp of it. Come on.

If the author sees me, please leave a message? Is it time to interact with our readers as soon as possible? The deaf chief minister of the Ming Dynasty, He Fengsheng, will appear soon, right? After taking over Zheng Zhilong's fleet, should we immigrate to Qiongya Sakhalin Island in Taiwan and the hungry refugees and refugees in Southeast Asia as soon as possible? The first assistant of the deaf people in the Ming Dynasty could speak in spoken language, which was mistaken for a Korean accent, because there was oral education for deaf children in ancient times. It's like the pronunciation of modern deaf people in China sounds like Koreans speaking Chinese.