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  1. Huang Ming's Ancestral Precepts 16k Wordscompleted "Huang Ming Ancestors" is a Ming Dynasty classic compiled under the leadership of Ming Taizu Zhu Yuanzhang. The content is the instruction given to Zhu Ming's descendants in order to consolidate his imperial power. The original name was "The Records of Ancestors" and it was first compiled in the second year of Hongwu (1369). It was completed in six years and revised in the ninth year. It was renamed in the twenty-eighth year (1395) and renamed "The Records of the Ancestors of the Huangming Dynas 152Reads8.9ScoreShelves
  2. The Precepts of Emperor Taizu of the Ming Dynasty (Full Collection Edition) 145k Wordscompleted "The Precepts of Taizu of the Ming Dynasty" is a collection of quotations by Zhu Yuanzhang, the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty. The book is classified according to content, with a total of 6 volumes and 51 chapters, including governance, administration, talent selection, appointment of talents, acceptance of advice, military preparation, family management, child rearing and many other contents. It restores a real Zhu Yuanzhang and has a clear understanding of the mainstream official thinki 46Reads8.4ScoreShelves
  3. The Growth Process of a Rich Man Urban799k Wordscompleted A legendary figure, from childhood to adulthood, with his own wisdom, and opportunities. After struggling in the shopping mall and going through ups and downs, he realized his wealth accumulation, and his life journey from obscurity to billionaire. 25ReadsScoreShelves
  4. Emperor Taizu Gao of the Ming Dynasty Commented on the Tao De Zhen 27k Wordscompleted Name of the Sutra: The True Classic of Daode, written by emperor Taizu Gao of the Ming Dynasty. Annotated by Zhu Yuanzhang, Taizu of the Ming Dynasty, it was completed in the seventh year of Hongwu (1374). Note Volume 2, Chapter 67. "History of the Ming Dynasty·Yiwenzhi", "Wanjuantang Bibliography" and "Jiaqutang Bibliography" are all recorded. Zhu Yuanzhang said in his preface, "Since he came to the throne, he has not known the way of the previous philosopher kings. He has stayed at night and d 1Reads8.0ScoreShelves
  5. Royal Imperial Edict (Free Public Edition Book) completed Ming Dynasty Criminal Code. Also known as "Ming Da Gao", it was written by Zhu Yuanzhang himself. It is divided into three parts: "Da Gao", "Da Gao Sequel" and "Da Gao 3 Parts". There are 74 articles in the "Da Gao", which was promulgated in 1385; there are 87 articles in the "Continuation of the Da Gao", which was published in 1386; and there are 43 articles in the "Three Parts of the Da Gao", which were promulgated in 1386. "Da Gao" mostly punishes corrupt officials and powerful people who har Reads8.3ScoreShelves
  6. My Daughter Is a Two-Dimensional Goddess Urban51k Wordsongoing Hu Ge, a down-and-out programmer who was raped in China and whose career collapsed, took his five-year-old daughter Hu Xiaomei to Tokyo, Japan, to start over. On the surface, he is an honest person who restrains himself and returns to etiquette, but in reality, he is extremely possessive and sinister in his heart. When he first arrived in Tokyo, he accidentally activated the [two-dimensional system] - which can give himself and his daughter the abilities of anime characters! Xiaomei awakened the ReadsScoreShelves
  7. Mr. Shen's Mind-Reading Experiment Urban107k Wordsongoing Silence, a funny rich second generation determined to become the greatest "experimenter of human nature". In order to study "the true reaction of human beings in extreme environments", he carefully designed a wealthy wedding experiment of "marrying the right man in the wrong sedan chair" - letting his sister's substitute bride marry him. However, when he put on a special wedding ring and activated the "mind-reading experimental device", he discovered that things were completely out of control: t ReadsScoreShelves