
I Transmigrated to the Ming Dynasty and Left the Capital for My Fiefdom from the Start
穿越明朝,我开局就离京就藩
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- Completed
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- 424k Words
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- Historical
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- Historical & Ancient
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- 2y ago
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- Fanqie
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The Zhu Di family of the Ming dynasty
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“From this day forward, all in the Great Ming, from emperors to commoners, must honor these principles: No marriage alliances! No reparations! No ceding territory! No tribute! The emperor guards the nation's gates; the sovereign dies with the realm!”
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I have read Chapter 18, and I feel that this type of book is just a history of the Ming Dynasty, plus some commentators' explanations (the tradition of this type of book is to first copy the original text, and then...
Except that I can't see the main character, everything else is okay [face covering]
Although the writing is not very brilliant and there are many problems, considering that the tomato problem is not that big, it can be regarded as a non-toxic food-level novel. It can be eaten during the book shortage period.
Prince Xiang is so powerful, I wonder if the protagonist's plan can still be realized?
First get full marks, and then give a week as an observation period, with one star for each chapter. If you write five chapters a day, you will get full marks permanently, and if you write one chapter a day, you will get one star permanently.
I don't know how the protagonist can reap the benefits
Well, I thought there were a lot of chapters, and I was fast forwarding, so I had to change books again.
I like this kind of Machiavellian book. This kind of book has a large format and requires the author to have a certain literary background and high level of knowledge. If you want to write well, you must be familiar with history. This book has achieved that, especially the chapters so far in this book are very good, and the early writing is quite funny. Yes, the middle section is mostly about historical plots. It may be boring to read a few more chapters. Most men like it, but I may be an outlier. I like... And writing needs people with literary background to join, so that this industry will not be dominated by fast-food routine novels. At any time, books and writings should have the function of warning the world and guiding inheritance. Of course, this does not mean that routine writing is not good. Its existence proves that it can entertain and serve the public. It just means that writers with literary style should be affirmed and recognized more. So I gave it 5 stars. Originally I could only give it 4 stars. It lacks some things to warn people and make people want to copy it. I hope the writing will be much better, come on...
The defeat of Tumubao was not the result of Zhu Di's evil deeds. Zhu Yuanzhang said that eunuchs would not be allowed to take power, so Zhu Di reused eunuchs. During Zhu Yuanzhang's time, if a eunuch dared to take power, those heroes and nobles could beat the eunuch to death with their backhand, and Zhu Yuanzhang would still say "Hello".
It doesn't work in practice, but it works as a novel.