Great Ming: I Saved Zhu Qizhen from the Start

Why save that emperor? It would be better to let him die. Zhu Qiyu is so wise. Letting him lead the Ming Dynasty is no better than this emperor.

It was so well written that it made me want to vomit.

After seizing power, is there a change of dynasty? This set a bad start for future generations and set an example. After all, my own emperors all usurped power. After I get the power, can I also steal it? Even if I can't do it, my descendants can do it. The Song Dynasty is a typical example. They won the country unfairly and frantically suppressed the general group, making the Song Dynasty's army vulnerable.

Seeing his subordinates calling the protagonist "lord" in front of others doesn't look like he's watching. The author may have watched too many Romance of the Three Kingdoms!

The protagonist is immature now, and some people in the comment area thought that the protagonist could be Cao Cao. But you all only saw Cao Cao's success, not why Cao Cao succeeded. The fundamental reason for Cao Cao's success is that both the civil officials and military generals in the court are Cao Cao's people. What about the protagonist? How many of his people are there? Not to mention Fan Zhong, there are other generals. Fan Zhong and other generals are all old subordinates who followed Zhu Di and Zhu Zhanji. How could they be the protagonists! Think about it. The protagonist's forceful taking of power now will only drag the entire country into the abyss, causing the consequences of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period!!

... The author doesn't really believe that Tumu Fort is all the fault of Wang Zhen and Zhu Qizhen, right? Those who worked against Wang Zhen couldn't be good people. Historically, after Tumu Fort, civilian officials took power and smeared their opponents. Didn't they do it casually? If they were good people, why would Zhu Yuanzhang kill them like chickens? To put it bluntly, Wang Zhen was just Zhu Qizhen's white glove, and the civil servants were the ones who should be killed. It can even be suspected that the civilian officials sent the information to Walla before Zhu Qizhen left Beijing, and then sent it to Zhu Qizhen before he was beaten. Anyway, the ones who died were the thief Peijun and the untouchable Wen Quxing. You can do whatever you want to the ordinary Wenquxing. You just have to endure it.

What is written is completely wrong.

He has soldiers and artillery, so why should he be his little brother? Be the emperor yourself.

Anyway, it is just bullshit now. The ancients were ignorant, but the ruling class does not. Although you believe it, you just use a system to explain it forcefully, and the effect is doubled. Isn't the system a reward for killing enemies? Why does it suddenly have this function? Did I miss it? Anyway, I'm waiting. I'm not going to waste money. Let's see how you plan to write it down. If it doesn't work, I won't read it. I really can't stand people who talk about the country's justice and speak passionately, but do things like licking Gou. You can admire the Ming Dynasty, and I admire you, but we can't lick. The emperor is going to kill you, and you still insist on talking about it. You know, there is a first time, a second time, and a third time. Do you want to be free?

Doesn't anyone suspect that soldiers appear out of nowhere? Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh