Great Ming: The Age of the Midnight Sun

In fact, I really don't want to explain it, but in order to avoid some extremely rude people showing off their presence, I have to say it again. If you don't know it, it means it doesn't exist in history. The title "widow" was not banned after the Warring States Period. If you don't believe it, just read the 85th Biography of the Old Book of Tang Dynasty. It clearly records that Tang Shunzong claimed to be a widow. In addition, you can read the works of Zhao Yi, a scholar from the Qing Dynasty. There is no clear rule in the past dynasties that it is not allowed to call a widower, but it is said to be rare. Writing a novel involves professional knowledge and is controversial. The author understands and accepts it, but it is difficult to understand the behavior of using one's own imagination to criticize with an inexplicable sense of superiority without checking historical data or reading the content of the novel.

I feel embarrassed when this widower sees me

If you don't have much ability, just read more. I was called me during the Warring States Period. After Qin Shihuang became emperor, he became me.

"Idle Man" was a title that was only used during the Warring States Period. In the Ming Dynasty, except for the emperor who was your majesty, I and the prince were your highness, and Zhu Yuanzhang's other sons were all the kings.

Oh, hell, aren't there hundreds of thousands of surrendered troops? Just pile them up to be cannon fodder. Can't you even learn our Tatar tactics? It is possible that Zhu Di drove hundreds of thousands of troops to attack Nanjing. . Then he coerced 1 million people to attack Nanjing with great momentum, and Emperor Jianwen set himself on fire. . . Well??? Is this happening??? Each public actor received ten taels of silver, a total of ten million taels, and went home after the performance. . Digging. . . Are there any actors inside the fire scene?? . . . .

As title. At least most of modern cognition believes that the title "Idle Man" is the title of the monarch. In this novel Zhu Di is not yet the emperor. It's really awkward to call yourself a widower. There are also authors and readers arguing with each other in the comment area, which is incomprehensible.

I don't know if the title "Ignorant" is correct or not, but I just know that it goes against common sense. Furthermore, calling someone "a lonely person" to his confidants is really outrageous.

I would like to ask, if there is too much grain, can it be used to make wine? The storage time is long and can be stored for a long time as a reserve. Seeking popular science feasibility.

It's a very enjoyable historical article, I read it in one sitting

I read the first chapter and it was so ugly.