Micro Official in the Late Ming Dynasty

I am very busy at the end of today. It is a completely unplanned change. It is estimated that it will take seven to ten days. I am also struggling in pain. The reality is always like this, restricting our freedom and ideals. Wait for me to go back and turn my pain into a bloody storm, so that you can also suppress it.

First of all, excessive depiction of emotions is pretentious. Rather than saying a lot of disgusting love words, people can only accept the soft and silent feelings. Secondly, when the protagonist wrote the novel, I thought it was entertainment-oriented, but later it turned into a military expedition. The two atmospheres were mixed and indistinguishable. Then, the protagonist is always at a disadvantage when facing the upper class. The strange thing is that he seems to be fighting back, but in fact he is cowardly. He only did one thing to fight back to suppress the second generation. After that, no matter what appointment or the suppression by the court, he never thought of fighting back. Even though he is almost becoming the God of War of the Ming Dynasty, he is still pretending to be a grandson. How can this make readers happy? You only showed the readers how the great scholars in the court brought disaster to the country and the people, but you did not write about how the protagonist used actual actions to slap him in the face. Do you think that one moment the ministers criticized the protagonist for not being able to win, leading to failure, and the next moment he reported victory to the protagonist, it was just a slap in the face? No, no, no, no, it would be a slap in the face for the protagonist to show off after winning a big victory, rather than voluntarily transferring him like a grandson after winning the battle. Even if he voluntarily transfers, he will still pretend to be a grandson after he is transferred. Finally, if you want to write a protagonist who is mainly focused on fighting, he should have a hint of domineering that comes from the battlefield, rather than still sneaking into small fights.

Author, hurry up and write, as long as there is an anti-piracy copy

Watch it from the beginning again. The only book where plagiarism from Dream of Red Mansions is legitimate. All other plagiarism is rubbish. The author is talented.

The writing is wonderful and the author is talented. [Fn=2_2] 1. I saw Chapter 13 Liaoyang. Guerrilla warfare is indeed creative. Horses may be fast, but their endurance is not as good as that of humans. I wonder if one person and two horses can outrun humans? 2. I don't understand, why does the protagonist take the initiative to act like a villain in front of others? People are far away from villains and close to gentlemen. Doesn't the protagonist cut himself off from society? Your bosses, colleagues, and customers all know that you are a villain. No matter how talented you are, others will be wary of you. Isn't life tiring? [Fn=2_4] There are very few true gentlemen and honest fools in this society. Most of them have their own interests in mind, but this does not mean they are villains. What doesn't make sense logically is that he was formerly the secretary of the municipal party committee office. If he had followed the behavior of his second life, it would have been impossible for the leader to let him stay in this position. No one likes to have a villain who is known to be a treacherous person around them! The contradiction is, why did he understand the truth in the previous life but not understand it in the second life? 3. I don't like the greed of the villagers in Liangxiang Village and the indulgence of the protagonist. I understand that the author wants to find helpers from the country party for Chong Zhong, but aren't these people too useless teammates? Can the author tolerate the neighbor who helps you move and then come to your house again and again to take away the money in your bankbook? What Village Chief Liu moved away was not money, but love. According to common sense, the protagonist should be looking for some servants and accountants from other places to balance the power of this village. Otherwise, it will be the end of a fight over rice. [Fn=2_5] Maybe there will be one later, I'm looking forward to it. 4. I hope the author will not make the heavy stallion lustful too much. After all, the readers are reading the story, and the women are just embellishments. Is it really interesting for a fourteen-year-old child with the soul of a modern adult to play ***** games with four illiterate village girls with rural red faces? At most, being a maid is already a promotion, so where can I get a concubine? When I go to rural areas now, I have no love for primary school students. Even in modern rural areas, it is difficult for you to find four girls who meet the aesthetic standards, let alone ancient times. 5. I don't like the protagonist being played as a pawn by the world without resisting. It's okay to be taken advantage of by the emperor's ministers, because people are small and powerful. But why should he be taken advantage of by the famous village chief? Moreover, the four little girls and the servants from the village are neither old nor young, and they do not understand dignity. It even bullies the protagonist. It's really sad! =================================================== Advantages: 1. The protagonist's character is actually very good, and he has strategies and plans to do things. 2. Lots of creativity. For example, the Battle of Saarhu was included in Shooting Condor, such as the idea of ​​guerrilla warfare and the use of fortifications and new weapons. Although I don't understand why the advanced weapon blueprints and processes were given to the village name, isn't this a clear leak? Because he has no binding force on the villagers, but he feels like he is being taken advantage of. 3. The writing is very beautiful, making reading a pleasure. For example, the author's description of "all the women in the river were crying, the men in Wuyue were all crazy, and there was a lot of crying on both sides of the Tangjiang River", which is very poetic! 4. If the emperor asks the protagonist to reform the tax system in the future, I hope the protagonist will not agree. The basis of Wang Anshi's reform was his position as prime minister and his group of trusted ministers, with his followers all over the world. Even this is difficult. Not to mention that the protagonist has no status, no political support, and no influence.

"Start from Li Qing's "Sanyuan Notes" to see the corrupt faces of various officials during the Chongzhen period." Guangzong Zhu Changluo had many children, seven in total, but only two survived. One is Zhu Youxiao and the other is Zhu Youjian. Zhu Youjian was the fifth eldest, born in December of the thirty-eighth year of Wanli (1610). Mother Liu was eighteen years old when she gave birth to Zhu Youjian. Zhu Changluo is the same person as his father Zhu Yijun, they are both unkind and unkind. Mrs. Liu gave birth to a son for him when she was eighteen years old, but he treated others very badly. Mrs. Liu was extremely depressed and died in the forty-second year of Wanli (1614). She was only twenty-two years old, in her prime. Zhu Youjian lost his mother when he was four years old, and Zhu Changluo handed him over to west Li - the Li Xuanshi who stayed in the Qianqing Palace in the "Relocation Case". At that time, there were two servants of Li Xuan. To distinguish them, people called them West Li and Dong Li respectively. Xili is a unruly woman, but she is liked by Zhu Changluo. Dong Li was a very kind person. Later, Zhu Youxiao succeeded to the throne and asked Dong Li to take on the task of raising his fifth brother Youjian. Five years later, Zhu Youxiao's mother Wang also died of a tragic illness, and Zhu Changluo sent her to Xili Palace. In this way, the two brothers lived together for a while. At that time, Zhu Youxiao was fourteen years old and Zhu Youjian was nine years old. In the second year of the Apocalypse, Zhu Youjian sent a letter to the king, but he lived in the palace until the sixth year of the Apocalypse, when he moved to the palace. In the seventh year of the Apocalypse, when Zhu Youjian was seventeen years old, he chose the daughter of Zhou Kui, the deputy commander of soldiers and horses in the south of the city, as his princess, who later became Queen Zhou. The deserted and lonely situation in his previous life made him cautious and suspicious. It is difficult for him to trust people. He knew how to guard against others at a young age and looked at the world with suspicion and fear. Can't blame him. With that kind of experience and environment, no one can develop an open-minded and open-minded character. When he was the king of Xin, he was very thoughtful, "I thought that the attendants on the left and right were probably the party of the rebels. If they were known by the rebels, they might be suspicious and jealous, which would be inconvenient." Xu Yingyuan next to him "every time he leans against the flames, he is reckless and careless. Today [Zhu Youjian] has been graceful for a long time, or he has changed his appearance and used it as a pretense, and his every detail is not exposed. This is how the saint used it." He tried his best to protect himself. "The emperor initially thought that he would not be tolerated by the loyal and worthy people. He kept himself secretive and often claimed that he was ill and refused to go to court." Staying away from politics means staying away from harm. But when the emperor's brother was seriously ill, he couldn't escape. On August 11, the seventh year of Tianqi, Zhu Youjian was summoned by Zhu Youjian. When the younger brother entered, he saw his older brother leaning on the bed and looked at him deeply. Xizong leaned on the couch and said to Emperor Gu: "Come! My brother should be Yao and Shun." The emperor was afraid and did not dare to respond, so he reported for a long time: "I will be punished by death! Your Majesty said for this reason, I should die ten thousand times." Xizong expressed his condolences to Ke Zhi again and said: "Have a good view of the middle palace. Wei Zhongxian can be appointed." The emperor became more and more frightened, and worked with the loyal and virtuous people, and his words were very gentle. Find out. This is the moment when Zhu Youxiao's biography is located in Zhu Youjian. Fear is not pretended; everyone in front of you - from my brother to Wei Zhongxian - and every word that comes out of their mouths, and every subtle expression on their faces, must be identified and understood very accurately and carefully.

In the first two chapters, I already feel that it is worth these votes, but I don't know what will happen next. Hope you like it.

In the past, many time-travelers copied Dream of Red Mansions. There are many unreasonable things, but here there is sentimentality and longing for life, which is much more reasonable than plagiarism.

For the first time, Liaoyang saw the protagonist's cross-era play style of rockets and grenades. Hou Jin still fought to the death, and then launched a wave of attacks. This organizational strength and execution ability were also golden fingers. However, this book is still very talented, please continue to support it.

Can Nurhaci become Mao Wenlong if he is killed here? Anyway, there are several online posts saying that Nurhaci was beaten to death by Mao Wenlong. Regardless of whether what they say is true, can it be realized in the book? Don't let Yuan Chonghuan pick up that false reputation. He can cooperate with Portugal. After being severely beaten by the Ming Dynasty army, the Portuguese were much more honest than other Europeans. Textbooks used to say that Macau was invaded by the Ming Dynasty. In fact, this was not the case. Macau's sovereignty has always been with the Ming Dynasty government, including accepting the land rent paid by the Portuguese in Macau every year, setting up customs to collect ship taxes, placing Macao officials and using the Xiangshan County Magistrate (magistrate) to implement administrative management and final judicial sanctions. Chinese officials often summoned the Portuguese here to give "Yimou" instructions, and the Portuguese who rented Macau on this piece of Chinese land must accept the supervision and management of the Ming government. The most typical example is that once a Portuguese committed a crime in Macau, involving people from the Ming Dynasty, and the county magistrate directly punished him as soon as he saw the evidence. 😄

Happy to write and beautifully written. I'll give a reward first, and then subscribe again when I finish the book. There are really too many eunuch books, and I'm scared.

The writing is very good, I like it very much. The author should be an introverted and delicate person.

I feel that the protagonist relies too much on his familiarity with history. Historical data records that in the seventh year of the Apocalypse (1627), Zhu Youxiao fell into the water and fell ill and died after taking the "immortal medicine". If Emperor Tianqi did not fall into the water and take the "immortal medicine" because of the protagonist's appearance, or because of the protagonist's relationship, the fight between Dong Lin and the eunuchs became more intense and someone gave the "immortal medicine" to Emperor Tianqi first, then what kind of back-up plan should the protagonist prepare just in case. Also, if King Xin of Time and Space succeeds to the throne, he should still deal with the Donglin Party, and he shouldn't be involved as much as in history! In history, the only two brothers in the imperial court who could best understand Mao Wenlong's plight were probably the two brothers Tianqi and Chongzhen! 😄

I hope this book will be published as soon as possible. When the protagonist wrote the novel The Condor Trilogy, I remembered that the prototype of Zhao Min, the heroine of Yitian in the history of the Condor Trilogy, was married to Zhu Yuanzhang's son. If the protagonist continues writing the Condor Trilogy, will Zhang Wuji's role be replaced? Zhu Shuang, the King of Qin, by the way, when will the protagonist write the four major condemnation novels of the late Qing Dynasty? I really want to know if the protagonist writes the Ming Dynasty version of Official Appearance, Travels of Lao Can, Strange Current Situation Witnessed in Twenty Years, Nie Haihua and other Ming Dynasty versions, what will happen at that time? What kind of reaction will it cause? Will there be people in the Ming Dynasty who listened to Lao Can's travel notes and cursed corrupt officials as abominable, and incompetent and upright officials are even more abominable? Or did Tianqi or Chongzhen read the record of the officialdom and make some mistakes according to the pictures and make some civil servants lose their jobs? Or did some people read the Ming Dynasty version of Strange Appearances Witnessed in Twenty Years? The story arouses concern for the country and the people, as well as cynical grief and indignation. After reading the Ming Dynasty version of Nie Haihua, I understand that the "scholars" that the Ming Dynasty has been favoring are not only completely useless to save, but also the worms of the country's decline. It takes a lot of effort to revise these. I want to know how the protagonist will change! Remember the part in Once Upon a Time in China where a man tries to improve himself, which satirizes the White Lotus Sect, can also be used as a means to attack the White Lotus Sect in public opinion in the future! The names of some female characters in this book are too pedestrian. I hope this will be changed in the future! 😄

In the previous article, it was written that the protagonist went to pick tea because he was forced to make a living, but later it was written that he had a sum of about 80 taels of silver, and it was also written that he was bohemian. The author, please think twice before writing!

[Fn=2_4] It is better to use historical figures to make up history, and just make up a fictional character to act as an opponent for the pig's feet, which lacks a lot of sense of involvement.

Very pretty! [Fn=2_3] Originally, when I saw Chapter 3, where the protagonist didn't even want to take the land deed and leave the house with the ten thousand taels of silver he deserved, I felt that this book was hopeless. The protagonist is a loser who has lived two lives in vain. As a result, the big twist in the next chapter turns out to be for a reason. It made me almost leave without looking. A stubborn person who likes to get into trouble and fight for his own interests for the sake of his own interests will never succeed in any era. Although this plot was saved by the author, I hope that the protagonist will be more diplomatic in the future. My father also had a stubborn temper, but it was only after he retired that he realized that he should not be too self-centered in life, otherwise he would regret it when he gets old. [Fn=2_6]

I really enjoyed watching the battle with Donglin. The conspiracy showdown was more enjoyable than the description of the battlefield showdown. This is mainly because I have seen too many knives, guns, and artillery battles, and I am a little tired of it. Nowadays, history books are about conspiracies and wars and nation-building strategies that I can read. As for too many iron-blooded battles that are not related to the social background and political situation at that time, I can't read such soulless books. The author handled this aspect very well. The half-text and half-words written by the author look very good, and you have to carefully figure out the meaning of what is written. He is not even a little bit better than those novices and Taibai writers. The timing of plagiarizing novels is very good, unlike writing novels where plagiarizing poetry from novels is too abrupt. But it is said to be plagiarism with great imagination. The Shooting Condor and Red Mansions here can be said to be unique in terms of the timing and reasonableness of their publication. How can a person who has no life or experience write Dream of Red Mansions? The analysis of the failures of several battles in Liaodong and Donglin's actions behind the scenes, especially Xiong Tingbi's death, personally feel that it is very reasonable. Those who don't know the official history, except for the protagonist in the novel, think it is historical fact. The description in your book about Sun Chengzong can also be analyzed from different perspectives. This period of history is already shrouded in mystery and cannot be explained clearly. The tampering of Mite Qing and Dong Lin cannot make it true, and they can only analyze the situation at that time through bits and pieces of things. No matter how Sun Chengzong analyzes it, he is still serving the country. It is just a question of whether the method is feasible and effective. In the future, whether Yuan Chonghuan was a traitor was even more controversial. If this book can save the Ming Dynasty and make China stronger and stronger. Based on the actual situation, it can be said that it is a super difficult copy of the game. It is much harder than destroying the Ming Dynasty and building a dynasty.

Among the books written in the late Ming Dynasty, this one is really good. The writing is good, the language is vivid and enjoyable to read, and the story is enjoyable. I just can't add it to my bookshelf. When I add it to the bookshelf again and again, it shows that it has been added to the bookshelf, but it is not in the bookshelf. I guess I was hacked by Qidian, and I kind of understand why the push button doesn't work. The future is bleak.

Ask a question. I once read a post about a corruption story during the Chongzhen period. It was about the Hou Jin invasion during the Chongzhen period. They burned, killed, and looted. When they were about to return home with a full load, Chongzhen sent an official to intercept him. The official actually directly threatened Hou Jin with a bribe, and if he didn't pay, he would fire a cannon. After Hou Jin gave him a small amount, the official didn't even intercept him! After Jin Dada left, of course Chongzhen was furious and clamored to kill people, but I forgot the name of the post in that chapter. Does the author know who the official was?

Nine votes to cast! Come on! When can the protagonist recruit the famous historical generals of the late Ming Dynasty such as Mao Wenlong, Man Gui, and Zhao Lijiao? Let's not talk about the famous ones. Jin Guofeng, Zhou Yuji, the future best general of the late Ming Dynasty, Cao Wenzhao's uncle and nephew, or Liu Aita, who will bring order to the chaos, or even Li Zicheng, Zhang Xianzhong and others who will rebel in the future can recruit and rewrite them in advance. Regarding the fate of Bayin, I don't know how the author will arrange it. With Bayin's character, it is difficult to sincerely surrender to the protagonist. If she is forced to take her, it may be a time bomb behind the war to destroy the Jin Dynasty. Unless the situation of Hou Jin's demise has been determined and she pleads for Hou Jin, she will be accepted by the protagonist sincerely. Otherwise, will she personally kill her like the protagonist did. In the future, can some rogue bandit leaders be driven to Australia or Luzon and Japan to kill the indigenous people, fight foreigners, or deal with Japanese pirates? It can be considered as making some contributions! Or, historically, Australia has been used as a penal colony! Where to put all the prisoners of Ming Dynasty! 😄

The initial punishment that Xiong Tingbi received was "dismissal from his post and returned to his hometown for investigation" [13]. At that time, there were many people who attacked Xiong Tingbi, and there were also many people who defended Xiong Tingbi. Xiong Tingbi had already returned to his hometown, but he was afraid that he would be framed if he was not in the capital and the matter was not explained clearly, so he took the initiative to run back to Beijing. As a result, this actually cost him his life. If he had stayed in his hometown at that time, nothing might have happened. Once he returned, Sun Chengzong and others would not be able to let him go. We might as well take a look at the trial of Xiong Tingbi. The people who interrogated Xiong Tingbi and Wang Huazhen at that time were Wang Ji, the Secretary of the Ministry of Punishment, Zou Yuanbiao, the censor of Zuodu, and Zhou Yingqiu, the minister of Dali Temple. We may not be familiar with Wang Ji and Zhou Yingqiu, but Zou Yuanbiao is famous and well-known. As early as more than 40 years ago, during Zhang Juzheng's love affair, Zou Yuanbiao, who was still a young man at the time, wrote a memorial in which he scolded Zhang Juzheng for "ignoring his own life and not running for his own death. He still claimed to the world that I am very human and will not be mourned by the world. If you have a heart, you think you are a pig."[14] It doesn't matter that he called Zhang Juzheng a beast. He was also extremely mean to the emperor. He sarcastically said, "Zhang Juzheng died and his father left for three years. You can't stand it. What should you do if Zhang Juzheng himself dies?" In order for this abusive memorial to be seen by the emperor so that he could receive the Eighty-Ting Staff, he even bribed the eunuch to send it in. He can be said to be a tough-minded person who hates evil as much as he hates it. Later, he studied and lectured, and became a famous poster figure of the Donglin Party. His fame and prestige were even greater than those of Gu Xiancheng and Gao Panlong. By the early years of Tianqi, he was already a representative of a gentleman, a figure on the level of Taishan and Beidou.