allonlinenovel Chapter 137 Kill Li Longji, I want to be Wanping's dog
Chapter 137 Kill Li Longji, I want to be Wanping's dog
Ming Dynasty Hongwu 27th year
Zhu Yuanzhang had just said a while ago that he would let these princes supervise the management of the Yellow River, and now Guangmu is talking about the history of the management of the Yellow River.
Summarize the experience and lessons from it, and then absorb the methods of future generations. Zhu Yuanzhang was very surprised by the video released by Guangmu this time.
The princes were still packing their luggage for their long journey and were in no hurry to leave the capital.
Several princes also made appointments to have dinner at Zuixianlou in Beijing, and the light curtain appeared at this time.
"The tyrannical Yuan Dynasty forced civilians to repair the breached Yellow River, so how can Jia Lu still have a good reputation?" Qin Wang Zhu Chong cursed.
"That's right. The violent Yuan Dynasty deserves it. For the bad things the Mongols did in the past, their demise in the Yellow River is karma." Prince Zhu Bo of Xiang also hated the Yuan Dynasty.
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While everyone was cursing the Yuan Dynasty, Zhu Di had different ideas. Zhu Di now tried to think about the problem in the way that Zhu Yuanzhang might consider.
Jia Lu suppressed the uprising and brought about his own destruction. But he put a lot of effort into managing the Yellow River. At the end of the dynasty, the people's strength and financial resources, plus decades of resentment, the repair of the Yellow River breach was just a fuse.
The management of the Yellow River can also be seen as a reflection of how one governs a country.
Zhu Di suppressed his inner excitement and was determined to accomplish something great when he went to supervise the management of the Yellow River this time!
Ever since he heard Guangmu say that he would become the emperor in the future, his ambition grew uncontrollably. So Zhu Di decided on a new path for himself.
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Ming Dynasty Wanli 7th year
The emperor trusted and respected Zhang Juzheng more and more because of Guangmu, and Zhang Juzheng remained the powerful chief minister of the cabinet.
"Shi Liang is a man of great talent in river management!" After all, he was promoted by himself, and Zhang Juzheng was very confident in his abilities.
Pan Jixun began to manage the Yellow River in the 44th year of Jiajing's reign, and became the general manager of the river transport in the 6th year of Wanli's reign. During this period, the management of the Yellow River had lasted for several years.
The "Two Rivers" project built in the sixth year of Wanli also began to show results in the seventh year of Wanli, and His Majesty also rewarded Pan Jixun with money and goods.
Today, Guangmu talked about the methods of future generations again, so Zhang Juzheng picked up his pen and wrote a letter to Pan Jixun.
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The 37th year of Emperor Kangxi's reign in the Qing Dynasty
Emperor Kangxi sighed, "It is a pity that Jin Fu and Chen Huang, the capable ministers of river management, have both passed away."
Chen Huang died of illness before he could enter the capital due to false accusations in the 27th year of Emperor Kangxi's reign. Jin Fu rehabilitated Chen Huang in the 31st year of Emperor Kangxi's reign, but he also died of illness in the same year.
"Both Jin Fu's Strategies for Managing Rivers and Chen Huang's Talks on Managing Water are excellent books on managing rivers. You should read them carefully when you go down. These two books have in-depth discussions on managing rivers and are very thorough."
"My son, I obey."
Because of the emperor's words, a trend of studying water control emerged in the court.
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[Shangguan Wan'er x Princess Taiping | Shi Tong | Handwritten | "Long live a thousand years, the sound of the pepper flower."]
(BGM: Watching from the sidelines)
[As the music plays, the paintings slowly unfold, telling the legendary life of "Wanping".
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Finally, the scene turns to reality, with the narrator reading Shangguan Wan'er's epitaph sentence by sentence.
"The wonder of the Tao is that the heaven and earth obtain it and take shape...Princess Taiping was grieved, and donated 500 pieces of silk, and sent an envoy to offer condolences, with words of profound meaning..."】
＜@Li Longji came in and got beaten＞
＜Kill Li Sanlang to make everyone happy＞
＜They met when they were young, witnessed the prosperity of the Tang Dynasty, and experienced the turmoil of the Wu Zhou Dynasty. As time passed, they were all reduced to dry bones in power, but their feelings were sincere＞
＜Wanping, I am so upset＞
＜Wow, my Wanping, Li Longji really fucking wants you to get lost [crying]＞
＜Shi Tong and Lily CP are my favorite couple. Regardless of whether they are in love or not, the friendship between them, who are in high positions and stand on opposite sides in ancient times, is truly moving and really drives me crazy＞
＜Li Longji also carried out official tomb destruction, stigmatized them in history books, and obliterated their achievements...Li Longji's prosperity was inherited from the previous glory, why didn't Taiping become an empress＞
＜“The Xiang River is cut off, the mountains are tilted. Pearls sink and break, jade shatters. Look at the pines and trees, listen to the graves. Live for thousands of years, the pepper flowers sing.”1＞
＜The two of them definitely had feelings for each other. They met in the palace and appreciated each other. However, this feeling was mixed with exploitation. It's a pity that neither of them played with Li Longji＞
＜I just visited the Shaanxi Archaeological Museum a few days ago, and I was moved to tears when I saw this epitaph. Image comment: Epitaph of Shangguan Shi, the Consort of Tang Dynasty.jpg＞
＜Taiping is really good [cry] I want you to be remembered in history, I want people to still remember you thousands and thousands of years later [cry]＞
＜This song goes really well with Wanping and my wife’s paintings＞
＜Li Longji, I will never forgive you! Li Longji, I will kill you! Li Longji, you are shameless! Li Longji, you are a tyrant who breaks up couples! [Going crazy]＞
＜Wanping is real [crying]＞
＜I am Wanping’s dog in this life＞
＜Immortal Products＞
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Li Ranran was a little surprised to see Wanping's handwriting. She hadn't visited Shi Tong for a long time.
Looking at Wan Ping again, one can still feel the tension between them, and she turns to curse, "I would rather tear down ten temples than break up a marriage! Damn Li Longji!"
People from all walks of life praised the style of the video and sighed at the friendship expressed in the handwritten letter.
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Wu Zhou Period
Wu Zetian: “…”
Shangguan Wan'er: [stunned]
Princess Taiping: [blushing]
Wu Zetian was talking to Princess Taiping in the hall, and Shangguan Wan'er, the empress's secretary, was also beside them.
Guangmu really doesn't like Li Longji, Wu Zetian shook her head and chuckled. Looking at Shangguan Wan'er and Taiping, they have had a good relationship since childhood.
Let them do their own thing.
Princess Taiping roughly knew what her mother was thinking. Since her mother wanted to choose an heir carefully, it was time for her to get involved.
As for Li Longji, I will let him live a "good" life. Princess Taiping's face showed a trace of barely perceptible disgust, which disappeared in an instant.
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Tang Dynasty, 24th year of Kaiyuan
If it were the old Li Longji, he would have been furious.
However, after experiencing various revelations on the light curtain, Li Longji now plans to lie down and be ridiculed.
During this period, the former court, the harem, and his sons all disliked him... No exposure was more intense than "killing three sons in one day".
Crown Prince Li Ying, Prince of E Li Yao, and Prince of Guang Li Ju did not dare to see him at all. Concubine Wu Huifei was often sarcastic, and Zhang Jiuling often offended him!
If he showed any sign of slackness, the court ministers would give him advice one after another.
Li Longji: After working so hard for so long, can't you just enjoy yourself for a while?
Some ministers: Should we let the saint become the emperor in advance?
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Note: 1 From the "Inscription for the Late Consort Shangguan of the Tang Dynasty" by an anonymous author in the Tang Dynasty