Great Ming: Sentenced to Death After the Autumn Harvest, with the Crown Prince as My Cellmate

Free version of the Imperial Master of the Ming Dynasty. In comparison, some content has been cut off, such as the theory of phenology. It's a pity that some teaching plots are like changing encyclopedia entries and just copying the information. The ancients just believed what the protagonist said. There is no plot of dimensionality reduction and combat after argument and argument, which is unreasonable. It is not like posting a comment in reality and it can cause quarrels.

There are many references to scriptures, and some measures can indeed alleviate the situation of the Ming Dynasty at that time. But many of them are unrealistic. For example, the Ming Dynasty was vast and sparsely populated, which was a very objective limitation. For more than two hundred years in the Ming Dynasty, the population was less than 100 million. The official population was about 60 to 70 million, but the actual population was only about 80 million. In an era of low work efficiency, there was a serious shortage of labor, let alone allocating the population to engage in research, expand troops and expand territory, etc. Some measures, such as tax system reform, will not see results at all within one or two years. Even if we expand our territory, it will be difficult to achieve results within half a year. Therefore, the population limitations, communication conditions, and transportation conditions at that time greatly restricted the imperial power from going to the countryside, restricted the promotion of scientific education, and restricted some measures that modern people thought could be implemented. It was difficult to obtain returns at that time. However, the author had to look up a lot of things before writing this, and he couldn't write it without some ink.

Will it be Zhu Youtang and Zhu Houzhao and his son next time? Putting a name together becomes a novel

The author is a talented author who clearly explains the rise and fall of the Ming Dynasty from all aspects. It is a rare good book. It is recommended that the author dig deeper and write about the rise and fall of each dynasty, so that a book can be written as a whole.

It is a very good book, but strictly speaking it is not an entertainment novel, but more of a popular science article. The book contains quite a few dry contents, but it is still written in a very colloquial manner, which is a bit provocative. And the most important thing is that there are no messy and weird plots. The whole book is about how the protagonist teaches with all his strength, which is very comfortable. I personally suggest that when you are doing something that you don't need to concentrate on, it is best to open this book next to you and listen to it as a storyteller, and you don't need to understand its content too much. The effect is good, but if you read it directly, it may be boring, because the popular science content does account for a large part, and it is easy to read ten lines at a glance. The only regret is that it is too short. I saw that it was probably cut in the end. I don't know whether it was because of the platform's strength or because the author didn't want to write it. But I don't feel like the author didn't want to write it, because before the end, I saw that the author was quite enthusiastic about it. However, although the ending is a bit rushed, it can be regarded as having a beginning and an end. It's very good. It's rare to find a gold mine. I recommend reading it.

Matter determines consciousness. It should be the industrial revolution that drove the development of productive forces, but the religion and ideology at that time hindered continued development, so the ideological revolution came into being and cleared obstacles for the development of productive forces. It is not the ideological revolution that determines the emergence of the industrial revolution.

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I got to the middle of it. To be honest, I don't understand many things, theories, doctrines, etc. As an illiterate person, I stare at the small print with big eyes, 😳, but that doesn't stop me from appreciating this article. The author doesn't know how much information he researched before he could write such a large and eloquent paper. In my opinion, this is just a thesis defense, just mixed with stories [laughs]. Still, I have to say, this book is great! Compared with those novice and refreshing articles, it is much more profound and its conception has also been improved. As for written expression, thinking orientation, etc., I also think it's quite acceptable! The description of characters and other aspects is pretty good!

The story is novel and smooth, and the knowledge content in the book is deep and thick. The historical perspective is mostly macro-strategic, without a fig leaf, just the source. Maybe it's because it's quite deep, but the protagonist has almost no comments during class. There are quite few flaws, and occasionally a few are complained about by the author himself. I gained a lot of insights after reading it, and I felt like someone was trying to force knowledge into my brain. There are also disadvantages. The first is that the knowledge is too thick. Anyone with a name can explain everything from birth to death. The second thing is that this book felt like it was cut in half. In short, it ended just after the protagonist was released from prison (he was released from prison after more than 300 chapters). I originally thought he was going to marry a princess or something. . . What a pity. . Finally, I would like to say that the entire history of China is a huge book of mistakes. The entire book records the cyclical process of each generation of ancients constantly exploring, making mistakes and correcting, and making mistakes and correcting again. Reading history, feeling the rise and fall of successive dynasties, putting aside the blood, passion, anger and helplessness, and trying to summarize, is it possible to explore a road to success that will never decline? The poem goes, the road is long and long, I will search up and down. . No matter how vivid the teacher's words are, when the books pile up over the high wall, you can see the real side behind the fog, even if it's just a glimpse. . Only when you really think about it can you truly empathize with this poem. .

It's awesome. This is the most comprehensive author I've seen on Tomato and the best author who talks about the feudal autocratic country. It can be regarded as a historical science novel. It's the kind that can be read twice or three times. It's a pity that the ending is hasty and leaves more to be desired. (PS: The content related to economics, astronomy, physics, and chemistry is something that I don't understand very well, so I read it at a glance 🤦)