Great Ming: After Ten Years Guarding the Tombs, My Adopted Son Is the Imperial Grandson

Lao Zhu's family is the largest landowner in the Ming Dynasty. When the aristocratic family and the nobles are not settled, you are forcing the aristocratic family and the nobles to rebel by using the diner to enter the mu. Lao Zhu is not happy when he hears the divan enters the mu. Instead, he wants to kill the protagonist. If you want to disturb the foundation of Lao Zhu and the aristocratic family, they must not fight with you. The entire court is composed of aristocratic families and nobles. You and Lao Zhu will share the same family. Go and see how much land the historical aristocratic families and nobles occupied during Lao Zhu's time, and how much land Lao Zhu's family occupied. When choosing between the common people and the aristocratic family, Lao Zhu would definitely choose the aristocratic family. If the common people rebel without the support of the aristocratic family, they will be a rabble. If the aristocratic family rebels, they will directly change the dynasty. Otherwise, a flowing emperor and an iron-clad family. Where did this come from? Besides, Lao Zhu still has to rely on the children of the aristocratic family to govern the country for him. If you work alone as a farmer, it can be said that Lao Zhu will be betrayed by everyone. When the Ming Dynasty was in chaos, Bei Yuan became happy, so before the aristocratic families and nobles were resolved, sharing the land with a small family was poison to the Ming Dynasty, and it was also a life-threatening talisman for the Ming Dynasty. Do you think that with thousands of years of history, no one among so many capable people would have thought of such a similar policy as sharing the land with the family? The emperor and nobles were the largest landowners at that time. They would come up with a policy to punish themselves. Isn't that a fool? I hope the author will change the chapter about the sharing of Ding into Mu.

Xu Da's daughter has been exposed. Will the protagonist guess Huang's identity next?

The protagonist is a little salty and doesn't feel good, but his son is the emperor's grandson, so why bother waiting for the emperor's grandson's identity to be exposed.

It was said earlier that the population was only 6 million, but now we need to recruit 5 million troops.

Xu Miaojin seems to be Xu Miaoyun, and then Xu Miaoyun married Zhu Di. In other words, although Xu Miaojin is young, she is of the same generation as Zhu Yuanzhang's son, so is it really good for her to marry Zhu Xiongying? This generational gap is different, in ancient times people valued seniority very much.

When the protagonist takes office as an official, doesn't he have official uniforms and official documents? Just one person came and took the protagonist to work and then nothing happened? And what about the protagonist's subordinates? The protagonist, the boss, is left alone?

Has the protagonist really been to a brothel? Please write it in detail.

The writing is very good, please update it soon, I can't get enough of it!

Comments on Chapter 1 of Green Watermelon's book "The Ming Dynasty: After ten years of guarding the mausoleum, the adopted son turned out to be the emperor's grandson" Zhu Yuanzhang: I've never seen such a big chapter.

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