Fake Eunuch in Late Ming Dynasty

What's with the bound feet? I remember that the emperor was absolutely not allowed to have women with bound feet in his harem. Every dynasty had this hard rule for selecting concubines, and I remember that the emperor was very taboo about bound feet. You appeared several times at once... Could it be that I remembered it wrong? Or is there no such rule at all?

The article says that the imperial concubine looks very ordinary. Such description is really rare in novels! You know, it wouldn't be nice if the princess didn't accept the queen and concubines! So what's the point of sneaking into the palace and becoming a eunuch? The author should think twice!

You wouldn't say she is from the Ming Cult! 😅

Appropriately add character psychology, and your article is too short. The first word is Cao Qing, which makes people feel a little tired.

Happy coding. Become a god soon

Speechless, it is a major crime to kill nine clans, a fake eunuch is almost the same as usurping the throne

Author, are you really serious about writing your book? The emperor of the Ming Dynasty was named Zhao? Is it a second string for a woman to remarry?

Be careful not to make too many typos! For example, Chongzhen said, "As long as you raise troops to rebel, you can be killed." Doesn't the difference of one word mean that he encourages the protagonist to rebel? Chongzhen finally discovered the true face of those scholar-bureaucrats early! Now that I have the help of the protagonist, my horizons have been broadened, and I have been prepared for the literati in advance. With good guidance, my character should be much better! I don't know if the new princess is original or a real person, but if she has anything to do with the protagonist, it's best if she has a different personality from the princess in The Deer and the Cauldron, otherwise the author's own things will be lost. By the way, I hope I can change the ending of Concubine Tian, ​​so that she and Chongzhen can be happy! 😄

In ancient times, palaces were inspected every month. It was impossible for fake eunuchs to appear. Even if you were the steward, you only had a single room.

Except that Xing Yuanyuan is definitely Chen Yuanyuan, the rest is still unclear! But the others in Qinhuai Bayan should not be the same! The sisters are not even biological sisters. There is another beauty in the palace worth writing about. Xia Liangpu is the one who stabbed Li Zicheng's general Luo Hu to death after Chongzhen died. In addition, can some talented people from the bandits such as Luo Hu, Li Yan, and Li Dingguo be recruited in advance? It would be a pity to let them waste their youth in the bandit army 🤭

After the Wei Zhongxian issue, handling the Liaodong issue was the key to reviving the Ming Dynasty. Only by achieving a few major victories so that Hou Jin would not dare to act rashly, and then focusing on dealing with various domestic issues, could the domestic stability issue in Liaodong be solved. At that time, Chongzhen mistakenly believed in the deception of Yuan Chonghuan's "Five Years of Ping Liao" and did not consider the economic and political environment. As a result, the situation in Liaodong went wrong step by step. 😢

In addition to the protagonist, you should also refer to Wang Zhi, the eunuch of the Ming Dynasty who is very similar to Wei Xiaobao in history. Although his reputation is not very good, he is very capable. Repost an article: The real version of Wei Xiaobao in the Ming Dynasty - the legend of Wang Zhi Mohist flowers bloom Wei Xiaobao, the character written by Master Jin Yong, is a well-known figure. While we marvel that Wei Xiaobao experienced a legendary life at a young age that ordinary people would never encounter in several lifetimes, many people may have once imagined, did Wei Xiaobao really exist in history? In fact, the experience of Wang Zhi, the great eunuch during the Chenghua period of the Ming Dynasty, is very similar to Wei Xiaobao, and even more legendary than Wei Xiaobao. Wang Zhi is known in history as one of the four powerful eunuchs of the Ming Dynasty, along with Wang Zhen, Liu Jin, and Wei Zhongxian. Speaking of his deeds, it seems that he used Xichang to harm loyal people and bring disaster to the country and the people. He was an out-and-out villain. Chinese history books have a very serious tendency to stereotype people when evaluating people. As a eunuch, Wang Zhi was destined to be unaccepted by scholars and would only be vilified as much as possible. But what kind of person is Wang Zhi really? Now please listen to the author clear up the fog of history books and interpret Wang Zhi's legendary life in history: First of all, there is the issue of Wang Zhi's age when he came to power. Wang Zhi is a descendant of the Yao people in the Dadengxia Rebellion in Guangxi. He entered the palace as a child in the third year of Chenghua and could not have been more than ten years old. By the time he became the admiral of Xichang in the thirteenth year of Chenghua, he was no more than twenty years old. This is already the best estimate. In fact, judging from the description of Wang Zhi in the history books, in the 13th year of Chenghua, "Zhi was the most favored when he was young", "Now Wang Zhi is young and not familiar with the world", and a few years later when he led the troops to fight, he was "Zhi is young and likes soldiers". It took four or five years to go from young to young, and the estimate of Wang Zhi's age could only be lowered beyond the imagination of modern people. Therefore, after comprehensive adjustments from top to bottom, Wang Zhi's age should be: thirteen or fourteen years old when he became a royal eunuch (power equivalent to the Minister of War), he single-handedly established the West Factory, fifteen or sixteen when he was appointed admiral of the West Factory, governor of military affairs, seventeen or eighteen when he led troops on an expedition, and was in his early twenties when he was finally demoted to Nanjing and died in his old age. Corresponding to Wang Zhi's incredible youth when he came to power was Xianzong's boundless pampering of Wang Zhi. Anyway, I was stunned to see it. For example, Xianzong may have originally wanted Wang Zhi to take charge of the East Factory, but because Wang Zhi was not qualified and knowledgeable enough, he could not be appointed as the Supervisor of Ceremonies. It's easy to handle. Let's create a new organization called the West Factory. We will appoint twice as many personnel as the East Factory, and they will be more powerful than the original one, specifically to suppress the East Factory. When Wang Zhi took office as a new official, he was overly enthusiastic. He dared to directly arrest high-ranking officials above the third rank in the court without going through any legal procedures. The courtiers were excited and everyone was in danger. However, Xianzong himself was not angry, but rather happy. Anyway, it doesn't matter whether Wang Zhi is in charge or not, Xianzong will agree to whatever he says. Finally, the ministers couldn't bear it anymore, and six ministers and nine ministers of the cabinet jointly demanded a strike from the West Factory. In fact, the memorial written by Shang Ren and others has already stated it very euphemistically. For example, although Wang Zhi's personal fault was not serious, his subordinates acted too arrogantly. Wang Zhi was young and not familiar with the world, so he was under the instigation of Wei Ying and others. All bad things were done by Wei Ying and Wang Ying. Please protect Wang Zhi and expel Wei Ying and Wang Ying. Even so, Xianzong was so angry that he sent Huai'en, the eunuch in charge of the ceremony, to go to the cabinet and deliver a stern message: "What's the bad thing about using Wang Zhi to investigate the traitors? You actually said that, who came up with the idea first?" Helpless, all the ministers united as one and unanimously told the outside world (the emperor) that they would not stop the West Factory and rebel collectively. Xianzong was forced to close the West Factory first, Wang Zhi returned to the Royal Horse Prison, and Wei Ying and others were relegated to guard the frontier. But it was impossible for the ministers to push the emperor like this without consequences. Xianzong had already begun to figure out how to deal with this group of people. He didn't believe that they were really monolithic. Besides, when Wang Zhi returned to the Royal Horse Prison, he was unhappy because Wei Ying was expelled. Xianzong comforted Wang Zhi: "Wei Ying is a rough man in the market, and those ministers cannot tolerate him. How about you find someone who is good at writing to help you?" So a soldier recommended to Wang Zhi that there was a man named Wu Shou in the Jinyi Guard who was good at writing. Wang Zhi summoned Wu Shou and asked him to write three documents on the spot. Wang Zhi was very satisfied and reported to Xianzong: "I found it."