Traveling through Hongwu of the Ming Dynasty, he became Zhu Yuan, the fifth son of Zhu Yuanzhang.
Faced with the decisive Lao Zhu, Jianwen who was destined to cut down the vassal, and the fourth brother who would rebel in the future, Zhu Tie realized: fighting for the throne is a dead end, and being a salted fish is the way to go!
Bind to the [Lifestyle Black Technology System], you can get rewards just by eating, drinking and having fun.
Food tasteless? The simple extraction of pure snowflake salt not only filled the civil and military officials of the dynasty, but also filled the treasury of the Ming Dynasty!
Is winter too cold? By burning honeycomb briquettes to keep out the cold, they also built a blast furnace for steelmaking, giving the Ming army equipment that spanned five hundred years!
Not ringing in the New Year? Roll a large firecracker and listen to the sound, and it blows up the Royal Court of Beiyuan!
Zhu Yuanzhang's eyes turned red as he looked at the treasury full of silver and invincible firearms: "Old Five, it turns out that you are not only good at eating, but also a genius in governing the world! It was my father who wrongly blamed you in the past. This position of prince..."
Zhu Zhu hugged his thighs and broke down crying: "Dad! I really just want to eat a hot meal. Please stop thinking about it and let me go and become a fan!!"
Reader comments
It's been a long time since I've seen such an eye-catching Ming Dynasty history article. The author has written a new idea. The protagonist is Zhu Baba's son. Under the rule of Zhu Baba, who was at the peak of the Spring and Autumn Period of the Hongwu Dynasty, a prefect was jealous of the protagonist's fine salt business. He sent someone to invite the protagonist to attend the Hongmen Banquet and threatened him. The protagonist hands over the fine salt business and the refining method. If the protagonist does not give it, he will go to Zhu Baba to accuse the protagonist of treason. The next step is even more subtle. After the protagonist clearly disagrees, the prefect directly asks the swordsman to come in and take the protagonist down [laugh][laugh][laugh]
Others traveled through the Hongwu Dynasty and were busy fighting for power, but the author made the protagonist do the opposite, using a salty mentality to fight against the iron-blooded emperor, turning the court into a "forced lying battle". It not only retains the texture of the Ming Dynasty background, but also breaks the heaviness of the historical text with a relaxed and humorous tone. It is decompressing and addictive to read. Big cheers for the author!
It's been a long time since I've seen such an eye-catching Ming Dynasty history article. The author has written a new idea. The protagonist is Zhu Baba's son. Under the rule of Zhu Baba, who was at the peak of the Spring and Autumn Period of the Hongwu Dynasty, a prefect was jealous of the protagonist's fine salt business. He sent someone to invite the protagonist to attend the Hongmen Banquet and threatened him. The protagonist hands over the fine salt business and the refining method. If the protagonist does not give it, he will go to Zhu Baba to accuse the protagonist of treason. The next step is even more subtle. After the protagonist clearly disagrees, the prefect directly asks the swordsman to come in and take the protagonist down [laugh][laugh][laugh]
Others traveled through the Hongwu Dynasty and were busy fighting for power, but the author made the protagonist do the opposite, using a salty mentality to fight against the iron-blooded emperor, turning the court into a "forced lying battle". It not only retains the texture of the Ming Dynasty background, but also breaks the heaviness of the historical text with a relaxed and humorous tone. It is decompressing and addictive to read. Big cheers for the author!