Great Ming: From the Start, I Win Fame in the Northern Campaign, and Xu Da Tries to Arrange My Marriage

In the end, Xu Da and the protagonist lived happily together╭(╯ε╰)╮

The lottery is a failure. The rich look down on them, but the poor are prone to obsession, which is not conducive to stability. Lao Zhu would probably not agree.

The Queyue Formation requires back-to-back formations and relies on the coordination of naval forces and chariot soldiers. You can form a chicken on the plains.

Are you going to be aggressive?

Here's a suggestion: don't play countdown when fighting. What's the difference between this and being beautiful when you smile! The writing is pretty good, but it's not good at this point.

Zhu Yunwen, Lu Nu/Biao, Fang Xiaoru and other idiots like these are not going to be killed and kept for the New Year←_←

First, "Zhu Yuanzhang" would not call a eunuch father-in-law. Second, a eunuch would not call himself our family in front of "Zhu Yuanzhang" unless he wanted to die, so he could only call himself a slave.

The Ming Dynasty had Zhu Yunwen, the god of civil war, and Zhu Qizhen, the god of external war.

The protagonist begins to catch up with the second Northern Expedition, which is the fifth year of Hongwu. Zhu Yunwen was born in the tenth year of Hongwu, and the eldest son Zhu Xiongying was born in the seventh year of Hongwu. Where did Zhu Biao's child come from at this moment, and where did Zhu Yunwen come from. And when he was five years old, which was the fifteenth year of Hongwu, both Queen Ma and Zhu Xiongying passed away￣~￣

It feels like you have basically forgotten about the system after you go overseas, and the templates are no longer integrated.