Early Ming: I Raised an Army to Take on Zhu Yuanzhang

It was only possible in the early Ming Dynasty. There have been too many Ming boasts recently, especially in Tomato. Is Zhu Yuanzhang great? Of course he is great, but he boasts too much. He came from the common people, but does he really care about the common people? Doesn't he know what his sons are like? The first thing he did when he became emperor was to seal his sons everywhere. All he thought about was his country. Can it continue forever? What's wrong with the people being aggrieved? That's my son. Just like the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, he occupies half of the country. What's wrong? He doesn't want to make decisions for the people. He wants to be an emperor and a prince. He all wants to be a master. As for the original intention of the uprising, who cares? Zhu Yuanzhang is no exception. Does he really care about the people? I guess he has forgotten it.

Absolutely good article, from the perspective of a lower-class people to overthrow the evil feudal dynasty, it is sentimental, righteous and wise, it is better than Licking Zhu

So well written! This book is worth reading. It is not like other empty and refreshing articles. All the detailed descriptions are very real and natural. It does not kneel down and lick the Ming Dynasty emperor, nor does it have the feeling of being a superior dragon slayer who eventually becomes an evil dragon. For the first time, I feel this kind of true respect for the common people in historical novels, rather than seeking profit for oneself in the name of people.

I have to say that this is a fine historical novel, especially at the historical juncture of the early Ming Dynasty. Come on, the author. Zhu Yuanzhang's brutal killings are written without any disguise. Times create heroes. Before, Zhu Yuanzhang was the hero who was pushed out by the times, but now the protagonist becomes the hero who promotes the times.

Well written, finally it is no longer the romance of Xiaren

I really admire you for rebelling in the Hongwu Year. . . . Hongwu Nian did not dare to rebel before he even thought about it.

You can watch it. The main reason is that the subject matter is rare, and it was anti-Lao Zhu in the early Ming Dynasty. It's just that the plot is rather fluid and the characterization is insufficient. The battle scenes are bland. It's been many years since I've read a Ming Dynasty-themed movie. The last time I read it was The Thief, and the writing was better than this one.

I can't figure out how to win, I can only collude with foreigners. Had Zhu Yuanzhang not been a Han, he would have been infamy for eternity.

Yes, it's actually pretty cool to watch. It's rare to create a theme that opposes Lao Zhu in the early Ming Dynasty. Then the idea is quite strange, launching troops from Tibetan areas to counterattack the Central Plains.

A very good book, please stop the blind worship of emperors and generals