Great Ming: Father, When It Comes to Governing a Nation, You're Just Not Good Enough

Lao Zhu is a stubborn donkey. If he cannot experience it for himself for a period of time, he will not adopt no matter how good the policy is. No matter what you say, he will not believe it. Moreover, once Zhu Yuanzhang determines the nature of something, it will not change easily. Therefore, it is really difficult for Zhu Yuanzhang to accept all Zhu Xi's policies and systems, even if he knows that some of the policies he has formulated are Loopholes can only be filled with other systems. After all, some systems are still very appropriate at the moment, but Zhu Yuanzhang's policies and systems need time to be tested, so Zhu Yuanzhang cannot accept it in terms of time. Therefore, some policies and systems, such as night markets, supporting businessmen, etc., Are absolutely impossible for Zhu Yuanzhang to accept. The most he can do is compromise and prevent these decrees from leaving the Xi'an government.

In the past, the average life expectancy was more than 40 years old, but you can't have children until you are 18 years old. Is it true that only two generations can live together?

I hate Zhu Yuanzhang after reading this book

I felt that Zhu Yuanzhang would not listen. Although Zhu Biao had already stated the dangers of issuing excessive treasure banknotes in his letter, in Zhu Yuanzhang's view, this was what Zhu Chong said. He already had a grudge against Zhu Chong, and now he would regard this letter as alarmist. After all, the civil and military officials of the entire dynasty agreed with Zhu Chong but opposed it. This was a sign of Zhu Yuanzhang's ability. Hu Weiyong ordered Zhu Yuanzhang to reprimand Zhu Ping and dismiss the Qin army and let others take over. He also explicitly prohibited Zhu Ping from interfering in all government affairs of the Xi'an government. Hu Weiyong was also responsible for recommending some people, replacing the original officials of the Xi'an government, and ordering the restoration of the original system of the court.

I don't deny that Zhu Yuanzhang was an emperor, but in the Zhu Yuanzhang dynasty, as long as he didn't understand or accept the political ideas he didn't accept, it was unlikely to succeed. Outsiders would directly cut him off, and his own son would simply not let you do it. This is too much.

Confucianism is about to start making trouble. Once the dictionary and simplified Chinese characters compiled by Zhu Xi are circulated, they will definitely cause a sensation in the world. There will also be new punctuation marks and pinyin. Confucian people will definitely criticize Zhu Xi's words and writing. What's more, the civil servants will force Zhu Yuanzhang to death to punish Zhu Xi. In short, cultural knowledge is not allowed to be spread to the people of the world.

This kind of novel, in which the protagonist does not appear once in dozens of chapters, will be very interesting for the first time. Unfortunately, the speed of publishing such books some time ago was like an assembly line. Also, I saw that the positioning of the protagonist was not very clear on the shelves. Is it a counterpoint or something else?

Haha, my son doesn't want to force me to do anything, but I want him to be the king who defends the city.

There is also a system for the protagonist. Confucianism is very powerful, and it cannot be done without a system.

In fact, my impression of our official officials is that they are steady. Just like no matter how outstanding your ability is, when I think of you, the first thing that comes to mind is stability.