Grandson of Huangming Emperor

Moving the capital to Beijing did more harm than good in ancient times. The north was cold and had long winters. The key was water shortage, and food was not enough. We had to rely on transportation from the south. The emperor guarding the country sounded very enthusiastic, but in fact he was slowly bleeding. The transfer of the capital would cause a large number of immigrants to go north, and the consumption of food and cold and heating materials would increase sharply. These are unnecessary expenditures. Secondly, the tax-rich areas south of the Yangtze River would also lose control. Travelers should know that war is about fighting for national strength. Only when you have money and food can you build technology trees. The best way is to develop sea trade in the south, then build roads to connect the north, and then rely on road construction to extend to the grasslands and build cities to attract nomadic people to submit and mix with the Han people to brainwash and Hanize them. If they can easily eat, clothe and live a prosperous life, they will definitely not want to go back and live a miserable life.

Nanjing is prone to waterlogging. Too far from the northern border. It has been hundreds of years since the lands of Yan and Zhao were ruled by the Central Plains, and the nation became disengaged. The long-term generals on the border have heavy troops and can easily establish vassal towns. (The yellow robe worn by Song Taizu is added to the body).

It is recommended that the author rewrite the fate of the people around the protagonist who are good to the protagonist. The protagonist's parents and grandmother are dead. Zhu Yuanzhang can live for a while longer, as the protagonist said, at least until Xiao Zhu is 12 years old. At that time, Old Zhu was only 80 years old. Compared with modern times, he often lives to 96 or 98 years old. It's far from it. It would be better to let the five generations of Lao Zhu live together and hug their great-grandson before leaving. At that time, according to the author's book, Lao Zhu was only 88 or 89. After all, Lao Zhu was no longer busy with government affairs. In addition, he was the emperor of the Ming Dynasty and must have a lot of various nutritional supplements. 88 Or 89 should not be too much.

The titles of Crown Prince, Crown Prince, Crown Prince, Crown Prince, and Crown Prince Grandson all need to be canonized by the emperor, because these four are the first heirs to the throne, and generally only one can exist at the same time. Of course, there are special cases where the crown prince and the emperor's grandson coexist, such as Zhu Gaochi and Zhu Zhanji, but because they are biological father and son, Zhu Gaochi is the first in line. But if they are not biological father and son, then both of them are first in line, and a coup to seize the throne is likely to break out, so the grandson cannot say it casually. Therefore, the author should change the previous plot, either to the emperor's eldest grandson, or to add a plot where the protagonist was canonized by Zhu Yuanzhang's imperial edict before he was born.

If the author is from Beijing, I can understand. Otherwise, I cannot understand why a dynasty that can clearly explore the sea, conquer the South Seas, and occupy overseas colonies must fight with the nomads in the north. Firearms were already available in the Ming Dynasty. We hired craftsmen to research and develop them for ten or twenty years, but they still couldn't come up with a flintlock gun? Still can't produce a muzzleloading rifle in thirty or forty years? With guns and artillery, are you still worried that the nomads won't be able to dance well? Although Nanjing is not perfect, a Yangtze River is enough for Nanjing to develop extremely well. Controlling Nanjing is enough to control the entire South China, and controlling South China can launch a great voyage in just a short time. The sea ≈ money. With money, whoever dares to disobey in China will let firearms and money teach him how to conquer.

In fact, it's not bad, but as a time-traveling species, you are almost dead because of your sincere kindness, which is indeed the biggest failure. Don't talk about history, talk about reality. You've traveled through time and space. Besides, if nothing changes, I'll go read some history or unofficial history!

According to historical records, Zhu Xiongying was less than ten years old when he died. Zhu Yunwen was already more than ten years old when he ascended the throne. How did the family lose later? He was deceived and lame. Instead, Zhu Biao died. Zhu Yuanzhang came to train him. He was almost twenty years old. He was mature and would not be fooled casually. So the throne is very stable. As long as the status quo is maintained, it will be much better than Zhu Yunwen. After all, Zhu Biao died and Zhu Xiongying died. There is only one legitimate son left, Zhu Yunxi, who cannot inherit. The advantages that a legitimate son should have. Why did Lan Yu die? It's not because Zhu Yunwen couldn't grasp the background. If you want to replace Zhu Xiongying, he is a solid princeling. If Zhu Biao dies, there is Zhu Xiongying who can replace him. Zhu Li wants to rebel. He asked Lan Yu and the others first. If Lan Yu and a group of military generals are still there, Zhu Li will not dare to bomb the assassination.

It's getting more and more popular now. The story is just repeated over and over again.

Why do you feel like you haven't done a single thing since you ascended the throne, just doing things for your family every day?

What is the most important thing you can do as a Mingchu? Of course, it is land reform. In the early Ming Dynasty, as long as the land reform could be completed and this policy continued, it could be said that we could beat anyone we didn't like. It was enough to build the necessary colleges and continuously train talents. The rest just needed to be allowed to develop slowly.