[Da Ming + Prince + Party Struggle + Single Female Protagonist + Scientific and Technological Power + Great Ming Dynasty + No System]
When the gears of Ming Dynasty begin to turn, the whole world will hear its roar!
Zhang Ke traveled to Wanli's most beloved son, King Fu Zhu Changxun, and left Jiangsu and Zhejiang, knowing full well that there was no hope of winning the crown prince.
Using "industry and commerce to rejuvenate the country" as a bait, they asked Shenzong for administrative, financial and taxation, and military autonomy.
Reversal of the tragic defeat in Saarhu, end party strife, and establish the modern Ming Empire ahead of schedule!
Reader comments
Read 10 chapters. Advantages: ①The protagonist is Zhu Changxun, and overall there are very few. ② It is also a good setting to write that King Fu took the initiative to claim vassal status, and then waited for his actions. ③There are no strong traces of AI, and it looks like it was written by a human. Shortcomings: There are still some problems with the author's historical common sense, such as: ① The "Zhejiang Prefecture" pops up, ② Emperor Wanli has the ability to allow King Fu to smoothly seize the wealth and wealth of Zhejiang, and even publicly authorizes the prince to intervene in local military and political affairs. If Wanli had such strength, how could he have ended up with such a result in the national dispute? ③The author did not fully realize the political impact caused by the prince's demotion to the county king. ④The life-and-death factional struggle in the court is written just like the intrigue among clan elders in the village. The level is not too high, and it is not brutal enough.
Read 10 chapters. Advantages: ①The protagonist is Zhu Changxun, and overall there are very few. ② It is also a good setting to write that King Fu took the initiative to claim vassal status, and then waited for his actions. ③There are no strong traces of AI, and it looks like it was written by a human. Shortcomings: There are still some problems with the author's historical common sense, such as: ① The "Zhejiang Prefecture" pops up, ② Emperor Wanli has the ability to allow King Fu to smoothly seize the wealth and wealth of Zhejiang, and even publicly authorizes the prince to intervene in local military and political affairs. If Wanli had such strength, how could he have ended up with such a result in the national dispute? ③The author did not fully realize the political impact caused by the prince's demotion to the county king. ④The life-and-death factional struggle in the court is written just like the intrigue among clan elders in the village. The level is not too high, and it is not brutal enough.