Great Ming: Teaching the Princes the Art of Slaying Dragons from the Start

I don't believe that none of the civil and military ministers in the Manchu Dynasty saw through it, especially those like Zhu Yuanzhang, Xu Da and others who have been fighting for a lifetime and couldn't see that something was wrong. Then they are in vain called military strategists, and the think tanks of the Ming Dynasty are so dead! Do you want to eat dry food? Without even thinking about the following plot, it must be that the protagonist turns the tide and then gets the title of saint. This kind of plot is so badly written in Feilu. I find that those who write books now look down on the ancients. Except for the fact that the ancients have not seen industrialization and advanced humanistic political economics, there is nothing better than modern people. Do you know the gold content of ancient Jinshi? It is higher than the graduates of modern ** and enters the establishment directly. It's not that the protagonist is not strong, but the author can't let the protagonist do everything. Can you not make the ruling class look so stupid?

Repeatedly writing the titles and names of several kings, is this to make up for the word count? Obviously one sentence "Zhu Biao and others" can express it clearly!

To sum up, this is a book that explains the historical political system. There is almost no plot, and there are only a few pictures with plot. Most of them describe and explain various systems. They explain each one and the explanations are quite good. But when I read it later, I couldn't stand it. Why are it all about these descriptions? I came to read the novel, not to take the class!

Potatoes are not easy to store. They are fine for filling your stomach, but they cannot be used as a staple food. I think it should be set so that potatoes cannot be used to pay grain taxes.

When the Legalists reformed, it was not just about breaking up large families to live together in groups, but multiple adult men in the family to forcefully separate families. It was rare that families were not separated, but Confucianism likes generations living together under one roof. In addition, after Shang Yang's reform, the Qin State was brave in public battles but timid in private battles. Confucianism is back again. Legalist: I have changed... Confucianism: I changed it back again

I have a question, let's just say, will Lao Zhu let the protagonist be buried with him before he dies? Because the protagonist knows too much

I couldn't bear it, I couldn't stand it. When I saw about chapter 30, the whole chapter was basically filled with the names of the princes. Obviously all the princes can be summarized, but I had to write all the names of the princes. Even if I just wrote them down, I had to write them down ten or twenty times. I was numb while listening to the book. I kept hearing the names of the princes dozens of times throughout the chapter. It's a bad book.

Can't the names of the princes be princes? I wrote everything down every time

Only Zhu Biao can learn from it. The emperor has ulterior motives. Will Lao Zhu kill you (ー_ー)!!? The main character, modern people, do not change their thinking, they just talk too much and talk nonsense, which is the way to death.

You have made so many reforms, why won't the ministers unite? Others believe everything the protagonist says, and others believe it as soon as they hear it. Is it selfless?