Great Ming: Old Zhu Is Furious, This Kid Is Going to Bring Down the Dynasty

Don't think I didn't warn you. Five-star people are all trolls, but I'm not. I just want to add some victims [laughing]

It's beautiful and very cool. Although there is no system, the protagonist relies on advanced policies to promote the development of science and technology, solve the dilemmas and shortcomings of the Ming Dynasty one by one, and also benefit the people, making the Ming Dynasty lead the world for hundreds of years. The pace of scientific and technological development in this book is relatively fast and smooth. It has less ink and a very long power struggle, which is more in line with my taste.

First, give me a five-star review. I want to ask how the protagonist should handle his relationship with Zhu Biao later on? Who will be the emperor in the end? Or is it that in the end the protagonist will go abroad to conquer territory on his own? Become an emperor abroad? After all, the protagonist's abilities and influence will become stronger and stronger as time goes on, even the good eldest brother will worry about it.

It's very ok. This is what I can watch about the Ming Dynasty. I can't stand the others. The same goes for other ancient ones. I like to watch the fast-developing Ming Dynasties. Although some of the other Ming Dynasties also developed in later generations, they developed too slowly and I can't stand it. Otherwise, they just keep chattering in the palace. I really can't stand it. Alas, it won't be long.

Looks good, come on, I hope you don't become a eunuch

The content is very exciting Regarding the choice of Zhu Bai's wife, I personally think it should be Xu Da's daughter who is worthy of Zhu Bai's contribution.

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking The further back you go, the more exciting it becomes, and it's not watery.

Give me four stars for encouragement. Comment: The overall coolness is acceptable, but the rifles at the back are a bit poisonous, as well as the mortars. . . . . The author takes a macro route and ignores many details, which is a bit divorced from reality. But overall it's pretty good, yy cool article. . . It's not bad if you don't care about details and facts [laughing and crying]

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It's okay. The only drawbacks are the development of gunpowder and the development of steam engines [eating melon] Overall, it's good.