Great Ming: Zhu Biao Ascends the Throne, and the Old Emperor Becomes Retired Emperor

It's a good book. The protagonist has a reason to help Zhu Yuanzhang, and he doesn't kneel down. After all, he can't change it alone. He can only find ways to make the environment better, and he really brings out Zhu Yuanzhang's stubborn temper.

This book is quite good as a group portrait. Each character has his own little thoughts. If modern people go back to the past and change the past, it will be difficult for modern people to do it better than the locals without a plug-in to forcefully promote it, because some things are deep-rooted and require a lot of time to change. It cannot be done in a few years or decades. The biggest problem in ancient times is that you cannot expect the imperial power to revolutionize its own life. Each era has its own tasks. The strongest point of China is that history has given a large number of wrong exam questions. However, the problem is that it is easy to stop eating due to choking, because similar things have happened in history. It is very taboo. The imperial power always tends to maintain stability rather than innovation, unlike Europe, which has to climb up due to constant competition. In ancient times, after reunification, there was no external pressure and only thought about maintaining the status quo, not solving problems.

The writing is very good, it is what I think Zhu Yuanzhang is like, his humble background limits his upper limit. He has no tolerance for others, no long-term vision, he is from a humble background and looks down on humble people. According to his own national policy, he should be a peasant, is he worthy of being an emperor?

What should I do if I travel through the Hongwu period? If there is a system, just stick to it, Hongwu is too difficult to get along with. If there is no system, commit suicide [face covering]

Well written, the image of Zhu Yuanzhang as selfish, arrogant and arrogant is very appropriate [Like][Like]

Nothing else. I just like the author's denouncement of Zhu Chongba's bad ideas. Seeing Chongba being directly refuted for cutting officials' salaries just made me feel bad about reading historical articles for many years. After reading it, I felt much better.

The writing about Zhu Yuanzhang is more realistic, unlike other stories that glorify Zhu Yuanzhang. Qin Shihuang abolished the burial system, and Zhu Yuanzhang restored it [laughing awkwardly] before it was abolished a hundred years later. The policies formulated by Zhu Yuanzhang during his lifetime cannot be changed. Zhu Yuanzhang only took advantage of it to... If Zhu Yuanzhang was the only one who opposed the Yuan Dynasty, he would have been exterminated long ago

Very pretty. Interesting. Don't care too much.

I hope that Zhu Yuanzhang will realize his mistake in the end, and the protagonist will force Lao Zhu to issue an imperial edict to punish himself, and he will kneel down and apologize in tears.

Realistic and rich in characters