Great Ming: From the Start, I Marry into the Xu Family and Steal Xu Miaoyun Away

That's ridiculous. The daughters of those military generals in the early Ming Dynasty were destined to marry princes. How could a commoner like you change that? If you really married Xu, do you believe Zhu Yuanzhang would stop at nothing to kill you?

This resume is enough to kill you countless times, unless you rebel! Old Zhu is incredibly petty, would he let you live? And with so many titles?

Didn't ancient battles use long weapons? The protagonist is so strong, why doesn't he use a long weapon? A long weapon can sweep through several enemies at once, while your sword can only kill one at a time.

I haven't read the book, but I've noticed several people commenting on it about why Xu Miaoyun shouldn't marry the protagonist, showing off their supposed intelligence.

Xu Da's daughter was destined to be the Princess Consort of Yan. Xu Da held military power in Beiping, and the Prince of Yan was marrying his daughter to transfer that power. Was Xu Da trying to get himself killed by marrying his daughter to the prince?

I've taken a look, and I feel the protagonist is definitely going to die later on. Zhu Yuanzhang feels his descendants can't control him, so he'll definitely try to kill him. Even being a landlord in the early Republic of China wouldn't be as good as serving as an official under Zhu Yuanzhang. Look at how many people he killed; very few of them met a good end.

In the early Ming Dynasty, under Zhu Yuanzhang's rule, a non-royal person who gained such great power would have been killed by Zhu Yuanzhang long ago. The only way for him to survive would be to rebel. Even Xu Da couldn't be promoted further; a non-royal prince like him was courting death.

Become Old Zhu's brother? Unless you're Superman! Otherwise, he'll do everything in his power to kill the protagonist.

Does the author only watch TV and not read books?

It's well-written, thankfully not a particularly mindless wish-fulfillment story. There have been so many mindless wish-fulfillment stories lately, I'm getting a bit sick of reading them.