Dressed as Zhu Yunxi, the most transparent grandson of Zhu Yuanzhang, I know very well that under Lao Zhu, Kuangbiao dies quickly and only by holding on tight can he win.
Zhu Yunwen stayed up late to write "Ten Strategies to Encourage Farmers" and was praised for his "benevolence".
I took out the condensed version of "Tiangong Kaiwu" with my backhand: "Grandpa Huang, spring plowing must be scientific."
Zhu Di trained his troops and showed off his "King of Yan's Iron Cavalry".
I silently pushed the model away: "Uncle Fourth, this is called 'Three Stages of Attack' and 'Standardized Logistics'. Do you want to take a look?"
Seize the direct descendant? You fight for yours.
I would start by improving farm tools, popularizing toilet paper, and building a rudimentary "Cabinet Bureau of Statistics."
Until the Lan Yu case happened, Zhu Yuanzhang angrily complained that no one in the court could use him.
I stood up slowly: "Grandpa, how about... I try to imprison a country first?"
Only then did everyone realize that this most "stable" grandson had already changed the world for Ming Dynasty.
