The male protagonist traveled through the late Yuan Dynasty, started his business in salt management, colluded with officials and businessmen, implemented land reform, commercial reform, military reform, and political reform after the separatist rule of Xuzhou, and founded the Ming Dynasty in partnership with Zhu Yuanzhang. Later, he founded the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of the Ming Dynasty to help the Ming Dynasty complete the first industrial revolution, and then enabled the Ming Dynasty to colonize more than half of the world...
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In fact, the reform of the Ming Dynasty was difficult because it had been on its knees for too long because civil servants were more important than military officers. Even the Yuan Dynasty did not dare to touch the southern scholar-bureaucrats, civil servants, and landlords. It was almost impossible to let the south fight the southerners. Unless the Ming Dynasty started in the north, even Luoyang was better than Nanjing. Look, the south was integrated at that time. It was a large whole in Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Jiangxi, Fujian, and Anhui. In the Ming Dynasty, Beijing was more like a mascot because a lot of food was supplied by the south.
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The plot is well written, but the only thing that made me unhappy was Zhao Wenhe's two daughters.
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Not bad, quite realistic
Not bad, speed up the transmission of information, such as telegraph machines, internal combustion engines, etc. Don't be like that guy on Douyin who keeps doing it over and over and it's still so boring.
If I were Zhao Wenhe, I would take advantage of Lao Zhu to build the country overseas before he established the country.
In fact, the reform of the Ming Dynasty was difficult because it had been on its knees for too long because civil servants were more important than military officers. Even the Yuan Dynasty did not dare to touch the southern scholar-bureaucrats, civil servants, and landlords. It was almost impossible to let the south fight the southerners. Unless the Ming Dynasty started in the north, even Luoyang was better than Nanjing. Look, the south was integrated at that time. It was a large whole in Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Jiangxi, Fujian, and Anhui. In the Ming Dynasty, Beijing was more like a mascot because a lot of food was supplied by the south.
Write faster, can't wait! Quick update!
The plot is well written, but the only thing that made me unhappy was Zhao Wenhe's two daughters.
Not bad, the author will update more frequently [Bird of Bird Food][Like][Like][Like]
Wonderful sharing
Not bad, quite realistic
Not bad, speed up the transmission of information, such as telegraph machines, internal combustion engines, etc. Don't be like that guy on Douyin who keeps doing it over and over and it's still so boring.
If I were Zhao Wenhe, I would take advantage of Lao Zhu to build the country overseas before he established the country.