Daming: I asked you to hang yourself, but I didn’t ask you to rebuild the Ming Dynasty

The students who had not passed the Enko exam were all overjoyed when they learned that there would be another Enko exam next spring.

These days, bookstores all over the capital have launched a series of various "miscellaneous books".

Even the Ming Dynasty Royal Library established by the emperor only requires a tax certificate and two cents to read for a day.

The books there are comprehensive in categories.

Even if you don't have a tax certificate, you can spend five copper coins and watch it for a day.

It just so happens that I can take advantage of this time to catch up on my knowledge.

As a result, these failed scholars stayed in Handu one after another.

Poor families are the most pragmatic.

Since the emperor takes the general knowledge test, then let’s take the general knowledge test!

Because they have no ability to oppose the emperor.

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Zhu Youjian's Ming Dynasty Royal Library was originally set up specifically for them.

The reason why it is not free is to let this group of people know the hardship of labor.

This is a small means for him to transform scholars...

Scholars are noble!

They don't care about working hard and can't do it.

The job of reading newspapers in a tea house and restaurant is just right for them...

Finally, I can barely survive and I won’t starve to death...

Of course, there are also many people who don't care about the "reservation of scholars". They roll up their trouser legs, hold stacks of newspapers, and sell them on the streets.

They are literate and have an advantage.

Once a major event is published in the newspaper, as long as it is well-reported, it will sell more copies.

If you meet a generous buyer, you can get a lot of reward.

These people live a better life, and can even buy some meat every now and then, and have toothpaste rituals...

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17 people from Yongfeng Company were beheaded and spread throughout the world...

Naturally, there were reactions from all parties.

It was too difficult for the scholars to accept the fact that 17 heads were cut off with a thousand pounds of iron material and spread throughout the world.

So brutal!

In the eyes of the scholars - this is no less big news than the emperor's expedition to Shanxi!

There are even people who want to go to school...

You can't kill someone for just a small amount of corruption!

what……

wrong!

How can you kill for corruption?

Then how can we make money in the future?

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Countless people are thinking - go to Shangshu!

We must stop the Zhu family from doing this!

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Shangshu was a common practice among the gentry of the Ming Dynasty.

Although according to the "Laws of the Ming Dynasty", scholars did not have the right to exercise power or discuss state affairs.

but--

Hundreds of years of inertia cannot be changed in just half a year!

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The gentry wants to go to Shu...

Who knows, in the new Ming Dynasty——

Fully implemented the provisions of the "Da Ming Law":

Craftsmen can be promoted, petty officials can be promoted, farmers can be promoted, military households can be promoted...

Partial students, that is, scholars are not allowed to go to school!

It’s just that you’re not allowed to be sparse among the literati!

If you want to go to court—serve the imperial court first!

If things don't go your way, go to the countryside; if something goes wrong, go to the countryside to gain fame...

A shortcut to keep hope for yourself - it has been blocked by Zhu Youjian for a long time!

Just like Fang Yizhi did, raise the hope, improve the sparseness, improve the sparseness, nourish the hope...

In the end, fame wins the battle!

As a result, what did it become?

What the hell are you beating your own people to send goods to the Qing Dynasty!

Maybe, they are not one of our own!

Who dares to say that he must not be carrying someone else's mission?

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Zhu Youjian directly made mandatory regulations:

Among the barbaric scholars, except for former officials who were dismissed by the imperial court, no matter how famous they were, as long as they were promoted to ministers, they would be yokeed in public for three days.

Then he was appointed as an official.

Dare not to follow?

Exile three thousand miles!

Go and educate the barbarians!

This rule blocks those literary bitches who will play tricks on themselves whenever something doesn't go their way, and then wait for revenge.

Just a bitch!

This is the only word that can describe them.

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The road to the top was blocked, so these literati living in the capital began to write manuscripts.

Fortunately, the emperor also left them a way...

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This was also left intentionally by Zhu Youjian.

Beating him to death with a stick is unacceptable.

In Zhu Youjian's plan, as long as they are not treasonous and treasonous, they can be kept...

For example - Sun Qifeng, who just came to the capital with a letter of recommendation from Zhang Luofu!

——They are indeed critical of current affairs!

Even if the emperor's behavior is inconsistent with etiquette, people are still clamoring to oust him!

Enough exaggeration!

However, when the Tatars came, they picked up their swords and guns to defend their country!

They would rather die than surrender to the Tatars!

Can you beat such a person to death with a stick?

In this era...

There was a man in Jiangnan whose behavior was very similar to that of Sun Qifeng - Jin Shengtan.

Both of them have very similar styles.

However, Sun Qifeng only insisted on the "propriety" in his heart throughout his life and would rather die than serve in the Qing Dynasty.

Where is Jin Shengtan?

The first half was fine, but at the end...the Qing court took over the world, aimed its sword at Jiangnan, and began to collect taxes.

The Jiangnan Group wanted to make the Qing court submissive and organized scholars to go to the temple to cry.

Jin Shengtan, who came from a wealthy family in the south of the Yangtze River, took the lead. (Qian Qianyi is a nephew, and Qian Qianyi is Jin Shengtan’s uncle.)

result……

The big blade clicked, clicked...

Just this one thing can tell the difference.

What he said was unpleasant, very much like that hair extension...

Just seeking personal gain for one's own family differentiates between superior and inferior.

Do not!

Comparing him with Sun Qifeng is insulting Sun Qifeng.

Sun Qifeng is not like this - he first goes to Beijing to see the limelight, but if the limelight is not good, he quickly runs back to "become a monk and a Taoist"...

Then let the disciples serve in the Qing court to protect their own "righteousness"!

They are the real clear stream!

He refused more than a dozen invitations from the Qing court, and even received an invitation from the Tatar Emperor himself...

Can you beat such a person to death with a stick?

To put it bluntly, although this person looks pedantic, he is full of righteousness!

Perhaps this righteousness is not beneficial to the country.

However, such people are not the backbone of China!

It is precisely because of the persistence of these people who are not understood by the world——

Only then will China be able to continue to prosper!

There are some heroes that most people in the world will not understand...

Their persistence seems ridiculous to others...

Therefore, for such people, Zhu Youjian opened the Internet and left them a channel to publish newspapers and comment on politics.

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That night, newspapers all over the Ming Dynasty received countless manuscripts.

Almost most of these manuscripts criticized the harsh governance of the imperial court.

Sun Qifeng, who was even more radical, even shouted out, "A harsh government is as fierce as a tiger, and the country is about to perish before our eyes!"

Manuscripts that are too provocative will naturally be rejected by the newspaper.

And those manuscripts that are a little more moderate...

Daming can't help but speak!

As long as it doesn't violate the law, you can publish whatever you want.

After Sun Qifeng came to the capital, he not only became a frequent guest in newspapers, but also opened a private school in a place called Baihua Mountain in the south of Guanghua City.

Today, the number of newly recruited students has exceeded two hundred.

Most of them are children of wealthy families who moved to Handu.

Just like this, Sun Qifeng was shouting about his ideas while teaching his apprentices and promoting "Neo-Confucianism".

For these...

Zhu Youjian laughed it off.

The Ming Dynasty could not help but study privately.

As long as you are willing to teach, you can teach as many disciples as you want.

Of course, if you want to become an official, you must take the imperial examination or take the official path.

No matter what you have studied, the question to recruit you to be an official was written by me myself!

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