Daming: at the Beginning, I Discussed the Population Tax with Zhu Yuanzhang

In the early Ming Dynasty, rebellion was feasible, and AK was already available. The next step was to follow Zhu Yuanzhang's old path, build walls high, accumulate grain widely, and slowly become king. I have really read so many Ming Dynasty novels. People who are not princes really can't do anything under Lao Zhu's hands. They have to be the masters of their own affairs. The protagonist of this book is cheated by the author. After AK is done, he will feel confident. Adding some red thinking, fighting out or directly capturing the thief and capturing the king first is an idea. Looking forward to

Children are indeed too naive.

Very exciting and beautiful

It's quite good. I finally found a novel about fighting Zhu Yuanzhang. Unlike other novels where people travel to the Ming Dynasty and either work as cattle and horses for Zhu Yuanzhang, lick dogs or serve as Zhu Yuanzhang's tool, the characters are vividly written. Very good. Please update quickly.

It's not too much to give me a good review yourself.

It's good and looks good, but it's better to rebel, and I almost die every time. It should be far away from the Ming Dynasty, even if the rescue route is far away, it will not be affected even if Wang Taisun dies.

Very interesting, he is my favorite author on Tomato

A rare early Ming Dynasty text. It has not written about rebellion, but I think we should have started it long ago. Generally speaking, among the four relatively powerful emperors, except Li Shimin, who has great personal charm, the remaining three can rebel against him. The advantages must outweigh the disadvantages. Only Li Shimin, I can't think of a reason to rebel. Only a humanoid like Zhu Yuanzhang, and only a blind person would think that he was good to the people.

It's very good-looking. I've read a lot of Ming Dynasty novels but they didn't write about Zhu Yuanzhang. It was very refreshing.