Zhu Xiong was reborn in a small town in Beiping during the early Ming Dynasty! He opened his eyes and saw a strange yet familiar sight. He realized that he had returned to the Ming Dynasty, a once glorious era.
At this time, Zhu Yuanzhang, Taizu of the Ming Dynasty, was sitting on the dragon throne with high spirits, his eyes as sharp as an eagle, overlooking the entire world. Assisted by Prince Zhu Biao, he reorganized the court and the territory, making the Ming Dynasty's national power increasingly powerful. Peiping, where Zhu Xiong was located, was an important military location that Zhu Yuanzhang valued.
Zhu Xiong's heart surged with pride and ambition, and he was determined to leave his own footprints in this era. He began to understand the customs, political systems and social conditions of this era. He found that although the Ming Dynasty had been established, there were still many problems that needed to be solved, such as people's livelihood difficulties and official corruption.
Zhu Xiong decided to use his wisdom and courage to change the world. He made some like-minded friends, discussed national affairs together, and proposed a series of reform measures. They suggested reducing the burden on farmers and strengthening agricultural production; implementing the imperial examination system to select talents; rectifying the officialdom and combating corruption. These suggestions were recognized and supported by Zhu Yuanzhang, so Zhu Xiong and others began to implement these reform plans.
Zhu Xiong's name has become a hero praised by people. He used his efforts and talents to write a legendary life.
Reader comments
There are a lot of typos and the title for you is wrong. The queen of Hongwu 17 is Empress Ma, and the previous one is Empress Xu. Although it was changed later, the previous one was not changed. Moreover, the eunuch should be called father-in-law and the author is called Taoist priest. I am also curious about whether Zhu Xiong was a little confused or a little angry when he was provoked by Lan Yu. If he was confused by you, why did he know that it was Lan Yu?
Author, these are all blocking words. It's not correct to write like this.
There are a lot of typos and the title for you is wrong. The queen of Hongwu 17 is Empress Ma, and the previous one is Empress Xu. Although it was changed later, the previous one was not changed. Moreover, the eunuch should be called father-in-law and the author is called Taoist priest. I am also curious about whether Zhu Xiong was a little confused or a little angry when he was provoked by Lan Yu. If he was confused by you, why did he know that it was Lan Yu?
Author, these are all blocking words. It's not correct to write like this.
The wording is too awkward