Great Ming: The Prince Who Guards the Nation
大明：镇国亲王
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 5.5M Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 2d ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
2.5kChapters
35.3MReads
20.2kFlowers
2.2kMonthly flowers
10.0Score
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Isn't Zhu Di's son Zhu Gaoxi? The fourth son is Zhu Gaoyun, right?
Many things and tasks in this TV series are fictional. If you want to write about Ming Dynasty, you can't follow the TV series. If you want to write about TV series, you can change the name.
Get some rest early, Prince Zhenguo, it is better to become the emperor directly. When your power reaches a certain level, will the emperor trust you? If not, I think you should be on guard at all times.
That's it, book reviews are deleted! It's not well written and doesn't even allow the truth to be told.
At that time, the constitutional monarchy was seeking death, and power would be controlled by aristocratic landlords, causing harm to the world.
This is just a TV series, if you add a random character, it becomes a novel. I still followed the script, so I didn't have any opinions.
We've all traveled through time, and Tumu Fort has appeared in the server.
If you want to change the fate of the Ming Dynasty, you must either pass through the civil servants and take power in the cabinet to carry out reforms, or you can pass through the emperor and directly overthrow the civil servants, drain the imperial power from the bottom of the cauldron and send it to the countryside, and eliminate the landlord and gentry class. The most difficult thing to do is to pass through the vassal king or nobles. You have to be restrained by the civil servants and the emperor. If you don't do it, you will have to fight. There is no way to change the Ming Dynasty.
If you really want to make your army more effective, there are still many problems in the Ming Dynasty. Officials have low salaries and are prone to corruption. There was a problem with taxation, commercial taxes were too low, and the court had no money. Land is even more of a problem. It was fine in the past, but land annexation was too serious in the late Ming Dynasty. In addition to those vassal kings, how many descendants of the Zhu family were raised by the imperial court in the late Ming Dynasty, but they made no contribution at all and were still local emperors in various places.
It's not like the protagonist himself has no money or food. After so many years, it's impossible that he can't cultivate a single talent, right?