Great Ming: Inviting Zhu Yuanzhang and Zhu Di to Rebel from the Start

I'm already hooked after reading Chapter 13. Your writing is good, but the history aspect is really not good. There is a fundamental difference between writing historical novels and writing other novels. History is real and has happened. The protagonist in the novel lives in "history" all his life. All plots must be based on the historical background of the time. Tell me something specific 1. Ten years passed between the deaths of Zhu Biao and Queen Ma 2. The relationship between King Yan and Princess Yan could not be better. It is impossible to say that their marriage was forced. You can easily find this on Baidu. 3. Digging an underground base ten meters deep in the capital and capable of testing artillery was a fantasy at the time. Not to mention the difficulty, it is not easy to do in modern times. How did you hide it from the Yamen and Jin Yiwei? What's more, you also added steel mills, glass factories and the like. 4. Who told you that the south has been rich since ancient times? When did this ancient history begin?

Are you kidding me? If you can't figure out the reason, you just skip it. What nonsense are you talking about? I also think it's hard for businessmen to travel around.

Did you travel through time to become Zhu Di's son and even I don't recognize him?

Especially Lan Yu who helped Zhu Yunwen. When Zhu Yunxi does not exist

What nonsense, saying that you want to rebel in front of someone you have only met once, is there something wrong with your brain, or is it that you haven't graduated from kindergarten, and you are still playing house?

When you only know that they are businessmen, do you discuss with them how I should rectify businessmen? Oh My God.

Rebellion has always been a close-knit affair, not to mention that Jin Yiwei actually invited people to rebel on their first meeting? Is this because you don't want to die quickly enough?

Building a steel mill underground is really outrageous

The Han Dynasty was wiped out by force, and the Yellow Turban Rebellion was over

I have always been curious. When I look at the actions of the father and son, Prince Yiwen Zhu Biao and Emperor Jianwen Zhu Yunwen, I have never seen that they are a biological father and son. Prince Yiwen Zhu Biao can be said to be respectful, filial, benevolent, wise and powerful. He cares deeply about his siblings, relatives and friends, and has a kingly attitude toward his servants. He was a good man both in government and in the army, but Emperor Jianwen was so arrogant that he didn't look like his father.