Great Ming: Old Zhu Sneaks a Peek at My Diary and Completely Loses It

The protagonist started to lose his IQ a bit. The protagonist wrote the solution in his diary and then transferred it to Zhu Yuanzhang and started implementing it? Wouldn't the protagonist be suspicious? The policy orders are almost the same as the diaries he wrote. Zhu Yuanzhang may be afraid that if he copies them 100%, he will be suspected, but there are also 80% to 95% repetitions. The protagonist writes about the problem with the national policy another day, and Zhu Yuanzhang and others use this national policy to say that this national policy may lead to the demise of the Ming Dynasty. As a result, every time the protagonist proposes a bad national policy, Zhu Yuanzhang repairs a bad national policy. The protagonist does not doubt it, so he demotes the protagonist. And the IQ of the readers. Moreover, the bad national policies discovered are all solved over a period of time. If someone really sees the shortcomings of the national policies, it will not cause the Ming Dynasty to develop according to the original historical direction, let alone happen. If you have such a strong ability to fix the problems in the national policies when you find them, you will not promulgate these flawed national policies. If the co-author protagonist travels through time, you will have a huge IQ.

When you think of time travellers, you never wonder if there is something wrong with your own diary? This is so depressing that it makes people's heads numb.

Without reading the novel, I feel that Zhu Yuanzhang will not go crazy or establish a new crown prince unless Zhu Biao dies. Moreover, people's scheming is much different from that of Zhu Yuanzhang. It is estimated that the protagonist will be imprisoned until death after all his knowledge is drained by Zhu Yuanzhang and Zhu Biao. If Zhu Biao dies, then Zhu Yuanzhang will kill the protagonist without hesitation, because the uncertainty of the protagonist is too strong. Besides, I really thought that Zhu Yuanzhang didn't know about Zhu Di's little rebellion. In fact, Zhu Biao also knew about Zhu Biao's death. But why didn't he care? Because he believed in Zhu Biao's ability. Moreover, Zhu Biao didn't care about him after his death. He probably knew that Zhu Yunwen was not good enough to be the emperor, and it was also to stabilize the civil servants. That's why I don't care about Zhu Di.

It's a lot of nonsense, more than thirty chapters and I still haven't finished the Lu family.

It's a lot of nonsense, you're just talking to yourself, where is your mother?

Lao Zhu just forgets to use modern words and the whole English is funny to you?

Question: How many times was Zhu Di's wife robbed by the protagonist in Flying Lu? Answer:

In the second chapter, it was said that the Qiankun Body Forging Technique has reached the twelfth level. Later, the protagonist appears and has just broken through the seventh level. The protagonist's system is so powerful that he can even bully the heavens in the world of high martial arts.

Everyone is aware of Lu's sinister intentions, but they are still trying to be cruel.

First, the ceremony of kneeling down and worshiping?? Second, isn't the diary already on the tenth level at the beginning, and then the seventh level after that? Third, are you sure you want to say long live the three times?