Su Yan, a senior "bastard" in the Ming Dynasty, was bound to a strange "duty report system".
The first debriefing topic: "On the flaws of the Hongwu system and the failure of Jianwen's strategy to reduce the vassal state—taking the Battle of Jingnan as an example." Audience: Zhu Yuanzhang, Zhu Di, Zhu Yunwen and all other parties involved.
When the flames of King Xiang's self-immolation, Li Jinglong's coquettish maneuvers, Emperor Jianwen's fatal edict "Don't hurt my uncle"... All the filth and helplessness of history were calmly revealed, and the mentality of the monarchs and ministers of each dynasty exploded.
However, Su Yan relied on the "intense feedback" of these ancestors to earn points, redeem them for future knowledge, and carefully embellish the gaps in history.
He originally wanted to be a ruthless reporting machine, but after witnessing too many regrets, he held a spark in his hand and tried to illuminate a completely different future for China.
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Sure enough, it is another novel written by Zhu Di, which makes Zhu Di's tricks worthless.
Sure enough, it is another novel written by Zhu Di, which makes Zhu Di's tricks worthless.