Great Ming: I Went Wild Building a Tech Tree

The day Zhu Yuanzhang died was the day the protagonist was taken to be buried with him.

Why did Zhu Yuanzhang want to purge the heroes? It was because Zhu Biao died. There were two major groups in the Ming Dynasty, Zhejiang East and Huaixi, but they all supported Zhu Biao. Lao Zhu also arranged the situation according to Zhu Biao's ascendance, but Zhu Biao died, Emperor Jianwen was still young, and Lao Zhu didn't know what he was. When will he die? Simply kill him, leaving behind Geng Bingwen, a veteran general who is good at guarding. The others will be replaced by the third generation of nobles, and the civil servants will be replaced by the new generation of angry youths. So as long as Zhu Biao does not die, everything will be easy, as long as the dragon-slaying skills are not revealed.

The subject matter is acceptable and the content is inappropriate. You clearly have the power but you have to use it. You must use the theory of monsters and ghosts to communicate with others. When talking to craftsmen in the Ming Dynasty, there is no need to be polite and just give orders directly. I have been reminded before and do it the other way around. If you ask them to do something, they will do it and they will die if they violate it.

Novel does not need to be realistic. If it is too real, not many people will want to read it. It is recommended that it be more exaggerated and based on history.

As for the conflict between the protagonist and Zhu Yuanzhang, I really don't understand why he did such a stupid thing. Since he wanted to survive and survive in the Ming Dynasty, why did he hide gunpowder secretly? If he didn't do this, the protagonist could survive to the finale due to his special characteristics. If you really want to do it, can you wait until Zhu Yuanzhang is dead and hide the gunpowder better? You also hide the gunpowder in the factory. There are many people and you don't know. You also give the pistol to a group of Taoist priests who have not met a few times. Does the protagonist think that he cannot be discovered? You just have to be a dog, work under others, and secretly do little things behind your back. You have to deal with these two-and-a-half-year-old operations. You want others to be loyal to you, but you are not loyal to the boss. It's crazy. The most important thing is that since you have decided to be disloyal, you should keep things secret, or wait until Lao Zhu is dead. As a result, the protagonist's son was blown up by Jin Yiwei not long after he was born. The most stupid thing is that after discovering that it was Zhu Yuanzhang who did it, he ran to ask Zhu Yuanzhang to question him. You are so angry. You first insisted on doing something small, and then you became angry when you were discovered. You have no right to become angry. Originally, the protagonist could thrive in the Ming Dynasty without doing any small tricks and live steadily. However, he was discovered for doing small tricks, and became so angry that he wanted to die. Didn't he forget his children, his wife, and a lot of people in the factory who relied on the protagonist to survive? The protagonist wanted to get rich through Lao Zhu's promotion, but also wanted to secretly develop his own military force. As a result, he was so stupid that he couldn't please both sides, so he just threw away the responsibility of supporting his family and went directly to seek death. Two words of brain damage

This book is called Traveling through the Ming Dynasty not far away for a hundred years to become a dog

I like the Ming conspiracy theory, please come up with more

There are no characteristics, everyone is equal above oneself, and there is a clear hierarchy below oneself. I feel like I need to write some red in the front. The following is a purely ordinary time travel routine.

Potatoes, cement, and guns are the same over and over again.

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