My New Ming Empire

Hahaha, this is the first time I know that changing clothes in ancient times means going to the toilet (shouldn't it mean changing clothes?), And the thirteen-year-old palace maid dressed for Zhou You. As a person of two lifetimes (no, I added that this time it was three lifetimes), Zhou You was not embarrassed, but enjoyed it very much! Maybe wealthy people living in ancient times were like this. It is really different from our modern times.

But the plot after returning from the Northern Expedition is really uninteresting! I have to say that the foundation of the Ming Dynasty lies in the Central Plains, and it is really unrealistic to go to sea as the heir to the royal family. It always feels like the taste has changed. I don't really like to see products that are too far ahead of that era. I also don't like to watch too many plots describing the conquest of surrounding small countries. I still really like watching the plots before the Northern Expedition. Looking back at the Ming Dynasty in the past, this kind of novels only wrote about a powerful Ming Dynasty under the specific conditions at that time, and there were not many cross-era products. I wonder if the author understands what I mean? It's best to write about the Ming Dynasty itself. Finally, I hope this book will get better and better as it gets written, and become more and more popular. Come on, author!

This is the first time I see someone who has traveled through the heyday of thieves. Others have traveled to a time when they could no longer become emperors, or they were in troubled times, and then they started wars and fought for power.

He has a narrow vision and worships foreign things. The whole person has been brainwashed by white-skinned thinking, but he is still a Jingri!

After Zhou You was reborn, he became the richest man in the world! He married three wives, gave birth to four sons, and had a lot of lovers. However, he could not survive April, so he decided to travel alone to prevent others from seeing his embarrassment. However, he never thought that after sleeping on the yacht, he would travel to ancient times... And this is how the story began.

Hahaha, Zhou You, you have such a big imagination. Time travel has become Zhu Zhanji, but you insist on thinking about it. Pigs can drill chickens. Isn't it a species that can be drilled casually? Of course this is the future emperor! Hahahaha, (I don't know how much you, a time traveler, could change that era!)

As a younger generation, you are not qualified to comment on the rights and wrongs of your predecessors. Your position and the scenery you see are different. You underestimate your predecessors. Did they not consider the consequences of moving the capital? And they actually say that the population explosion and environmental pollution are due to Beijing being the capital. No matter where the capital is, there will be such problems, because the capital is the political and economic center of a country, and everyone aspires to it. Only in this way can we have enough soldiers to guard the north, which has many iron mines, coal mines, and oil.

The author doesn't know what he thinks, but he actually opposes moving the capital. He wants to change the emperor's gatekeeping, and talks a lot of fallacies, which will do more harm than good. You are a time traveler, a tyrant, and you don't want to make progress. The more you live, the more you go back. Moving the capital to Beijing can also cultivate the sense of worry among the kings of the past dynasties. Don't you understand the principle of living in worry and dying in peace and happiness?

Ming people don't tell secrets. This book is as good as "The Ghost Exorcist" I have read. I like it very much. I have been a bookworm for five years. To be honest, this book and "Driving Ghosts" are the two most exciting books I have ever read. I agree with them and give them a thumbs up. It's good-looking and very enjoyable. It's similar to the Ghost Exorcist Taoist I've seen. It's very flavorful. I agree and give it a thumbs up. .

As mentioned in this paragraph, the seventh rank of Jin Yiwei is only the seventh rank. In the Ming Dynasty, military officers were inferior to civilian officials. I thought this was wrong. In the early Ming Dynasty, the status was very high, even higher than that of civilian officials, let alone Jin Yiwei. Later, due to the Tumu Fortress change, one nest of meritorious nobles was not as good as the other. In addition, military attachés were hereditary, so one generation was not as good as the next. It's over, and there are more and more. Everything is worthless if it is too much. However, in the early stage, the military attache had a high grade, a high title, and a high status. A commander could be on the same level as the chief envoy, or even slightly higher. At the same time, the rank of the cabinet at the time of Zhu Di was actually a fifth-grade official, who was a secretary, had no real power, and was not a third-grade official.