The fourth year of Jianwen, the thirty-fifth year of Hongwu.
Xu Changqing woke from a nap and transmigrated to the Yongle era of the Ming dynasty, becoming a disciple of Yao Guangxiao.
Armed with the art of slaying dragons, he decided to reshape the Ming dynasty into an empire where the sun never sets, all by himself, while casually revealing a little history from the future.
“Open the seas to free trade, and make the Ming dynasty a beacon of freedom!”
“Put paper currency into circulation across the world, and plunder every resource in other lands!”
“Crack down on gentry and powerful families, and distribute land throughout the realm!”
“Come from the common people, and return to the common people!”
The Tumu Crisis? With eunuchs and civil officials no longer allowed to grow powerful, none of it would come to pass. Using the art of slaying dragons, he would usher in everlasting peace!
Reform the three armies, overhaul farming methods, build the Grand Canal, launch great voyages...
And so began the Ming dynasty’s golden age under Yongle, an empire where the sun never set!
I won't say much, but I'll just say a little. Don't you think it's too abrupt to stop halfway through each policy and then turn to other places?
Not bad, good, come on!
In ancient times. . . . . . . . The start is S
Why do you think of enfeoffing and returning foreign affairs after traveling to the Ming Dynasty? It is true to conquer overseas countries, but you cannot enfeoff. Once enfeoffed, wouldn't it be the Warring States Period again?
I am new to the book, please give me some advice and support from all my book friends 😳
It's really well written. I haven't seen such a satisfying book for a long time.
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Although it looks okay, first of all, there is no system, and secondly, the protagonist is ridiculously old, already 27 years old.
Good looking 👍👍👍👍👍[Please update]