The short videos I watched from all dynasties

＜Four major misnomers of the Ming Dynasty:

"The articles from the Imperial Academy, the swords and guns from the Armory, the tea from the Imperial Palace, and the prescriptions from the Imperial Hospital." >

＜People from the Imperial Hospital should be asked to write articles, people from the Hanlin Academy should be asked to polish swords and guns, people from the Guanglu Temple should be asked to prescribe medicine, and people from the Wukusi should be asked to make tea [dog head]＞

＜Wow, it turns out that I am taking the postgraduate entrance examination in a different major.＞

＜The well-trained Imperial Doctor Liu is truly a miracle doctor. He cured and killed two generations of wise rulers in a row [laughing and crying]＞

＜Zhu Youtang Zhenming’s “filial piety” sect＞

＜Zhu Youxuan: It would have been better to kill him earlier.＞

＜The reason why Taoist Jiajing could live to be sixty was because he wiped out the Imperial Hospital and preferred to take the elixir he made rather than take herbal medicine [eating melon]＞

＜Didn’t Li Shizhen decide to write Compendium of Materia Medica because he found that this book was so wrong? hhh＞

＜The imperial physician system of the Ming Dynasty was already very strange. It was actually hereditary?! Your father was an imperial physician, and you are also an imperial physician. These are not determined by the level of medical skills at all.＞

＜In ancient times, the imperial physician had to test the prescriptions. Zhu Yuanzhang did not allow others to try them, so in the end, he ended up being cheated by the Zhu family.＞

＜There is a big problem with those civilian leaders.＞

＜The Imperial Hospital treated a cold as cancer. [牛]＞

＜Is Imperial Doctor Liu the enemy of the Zhu family in their previous life? [Laughing to death]＞

＜Empress Zhang was not a good person to begin with. She indulged her two younger brothers. If her younger brothers were in the Hongwu period, they would have been skinned alive long ago!!!＞

＜The cabinet ministers of the Ming Dynasty were all in their seventies and eighties, each living longer than the other, but the emperor could be killed with a bowl of medicine, and most of them did not live past forty＞

＜There are thousands of Ming Dynasty officials who have unknown connections, and Liu Wentai should also belong to this category.＞

＜The most untrustworthy things in the Ming Dynasty: the words of civil servants, the heads of beheaded people, the prescriptions of the Imperial Hospital, the emperor who is easily soluble in water, and the food and wages of the border troops [eating melon]＞

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Li Ranran was almost dying of laughter at the comments on the video. The Ming Dynasty was such a weird dynasty!

People of all dynasties found it unbelievable that the imperial physician of the Ming Dynasty could still be alive after killing the emperor. Shouldn't such a person be executed by slow slicing and have his property confiscated and his family exterminated?

Still keep it to harm yourself?

The Imperial Academy, Guanglu Temple, Imperial Hospital, and the Armory of the Ming Dynasty believed that Guangmu was saying that they were not good at medicine, and the subsequent ridicule made them feel even more ashamed.

In the 27th year of Jiajing, Li Shizhen had been studying medicine with his father for seven years, and his medical reputation was growing. Seeing Guangmu say that he would write a book that would be circulated overseas in the future, he became more determined to become a doctor.

The Jiajing Emperor Zhu Houzhao was glad that he did not trust the Imperial Medical Bureau and was able to deal with them. He lived to the age of sixty, which was longer than many emperors of this dynasty.

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Ming Dynasty Hongwu 28th year

Zhu Yuanzhang was very angry about the Imperial Hospital Judge Liu Wentai mentioned by Guangmu. How could this uneducated man who got in through the back door still have ministers who dare to protect him after he killed the emperor? !

What a coward!

The hereditary system of imperial physicians was for the purpose of better imparting medical skills. It was originally thought that the medical skills of the imperial physicians in the palace would definitely be better than those of the common people. Unexpectedly, the rules they set would harm the future generations of the Ming Dynasty like this.

Zhu Yuanzhang was determined to amend the system. There couldn’t be another quack like Liu Wentai in the Ming Dynasty!!!

The Hanlin Academy, the Armory, the Guanglu Temple, and the Imperial Medical Service have all been living in fear recently. We cannot let those people from the future generations of the Ming Dynasty ruin our reputation, so we have to work even harder than before.

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"The mouth of the civil servant, the head of the beheaded, the prescription of the imperial hospital, the emperor who is easily soluble in water, the food and salary of the border troops..."

"Fourth brother, we have seen the words of this civil servant and the prescriptions of the Imperial Hospital, but what about the beheaded heads, the emperor who is easily soluble in water, and the food and wages of the border troops?" Prince Zhou Zhu Su asked his fourth brother Zhu Di sincerely.

Zhu Di: "......"

Qin Wang Zhu Chong: "It is obvious that the beheaded head cannot be trusted. It is obvious that the emperor was deceived by the ministers, who said that killing this person would bring peace to the world, and the emperor believed it."

"An emperor who is easily soluble in water. I mentioned earlier that Emperor Wuzong of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Houzhao, died after drowning. This time, the video on the light screen said that his death was strange. Considering the strength of the civil servants in the future Ming Dynasty, it is estimated that he was harmed by the civil servant group."

"The food and wages for the border troops are even simpler! The most common thing in the army is 'eating empty wages'!"

"It's hard for me to explain, second brother." King Zhou Zhu Su expressed his gratitude.

"It's really not easy to be the Emperor of the Ming Dynasty." Jin Wang Zhu Gang sighed.

Zhu Di was also very angry about how the prosperous Ming Dynasty had become like this.

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Ming Dynasty, the fourth year of Chenghua

The young Emperor Chenghua Zhu Jianshen first calculated his age. Forty-one was not too long, but it was better than his grandfather Emperor Xuande. Alas.

"Why am I so obsessed with alchemy...?"

"What an unfilial son! He killed your father with his medical treatment, and you still don't kill him! Humph, you deserve to be killed by him too!"

Zhu Jianshen felt heartbroken about this son whom he had never met.

He also ordered an investigation of Liu Wentai. If this person was born, he would be beheaded. This would also be a revenge for his future self and his son.

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Ming Dynasty, Zhengde 2nd year

Emperor Zhengde Zhu Houzhao fully agreed with what was said on the light curtain.

The Hanlin Academy, the Wukusi and the Guanglu Temple are indeed not very good, and the Imperial Hospital that killed his own grandfather and father is even more unreliable!!!

The Zhang brothers should have been beheaded long ago. They have been relying on the Queen Mother to bully others!

When Zhu Houzhao thought of the Zhang brothers, he thought of his mother who had become the empress dowager. "Oh, she is really good to her family!"

Because of Guangmu's comments, Zhu Houzhao decided to take action against his two uncles. During the Hongzhi period, my father protected them, but during the Zhengde period, I don't want to protect them anymore.

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Li Dongyang and Xie Qian looked at the conspiracy theory on the screen and were shocked. They were both loyal to the emperor, especially Emperor Xiaozong, who was very kind to them. What reason did they have to harm the emperor?

As for Liu Wentai...

What they didn't know was that Emperor Zhengde had long been alienated from them. The "cabinet politics" during the Hongzhi reign caused Zhu Houzhao's strong dissatisfaction, and after many of his earlier suggestions were rejected by the cabinet, he even had the intention of disposing of these ministers.

It's all just a matter of time.

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