In particular, the confrontation between Harry and the whole dynasty was wonderful.

Personally, I think that although Harry is honest and concerned about the country and the people, he is too idealistic and divorced from reality, always telling the truth and not telling the truth.

Where there are people, there are rivers and lakes, where there are rivers and lakes, there are interests, and there are disputes when there are interests. This is human nature.

In reality, everyone knows such a saying: there is no fish in clear water, and there is no disciple in people's view.

Nothing is absolute, and nothing is extreme. You can control and manage yourself, but you can't manage others. You can only lead by example and influence others subtly.

In addition, China is a farming civilization, characterized by serious infighting. Therefore, only a centralized system can govern the country well. Everything has two sides, and the absolute concentration of power will be high above. There must be corruption and it is difficult to supervise. Only by balancing various interest groups.

This is known to Emperor Jiajing, and it is also a perfect play.

Don't always stand on the moral high ground, but treat all sentient beings rationally.

As long as a huge group develops, some problems are inevitable.

The disadvantages of this system in the Ming dynasty cannot be changed, and it has been like this for thousands of years.

Because we are a farming civilization with serious infighting, unlike marine civilization and religious civilization, only centralized system can govern the country.

Since it is a centralized system, it must be supported by groups. The supported groups must be beneficial, and some people will suffer if they enjoy happiness. This is a social law.

Everyone knows the disadvantages of centralization of authority, so dynasties will rise and fall. This is fate and cause and effect.