Military Marquis of Ming Dynasty

This period of history is difficult to write. Zhu Yuanzhang can be said to be the most upright person in winning the country. But at the same time, the various systems of the Zhu Dynasty were also the most deceiving to the Han people. Very conservative. The family and the world are the only concepts of governing the country. The construction of various systems in the Ming Dynasty can be said to be the dregs of the great successes of all previous dynasties in China's feudal society. The imperial power is supreme. However, except for Zhu Yuanzhang, subsequent emperors including Zhu Di did not have this authority. Because times have changed.

Because I support Ming, I went into the pit to test the poison... I hope it can greatly describe the combat mode of cold weapon combat and some hot weapons... Rather than a simple text queuing up and shooting. Collected first.

I just saw the recommendation on the Qidian app. It's a good book and I decided to bookmark it.

The theme of the introduction is very good (*๓´╰╯`๓)♡The last book was with Zhu Laosi, Night Walk in Jinyi

You can check it out if you travel through time, forget about the indigenous ones.

The author wrote that the Ming Dynasty was very busy playing tricks, and that the end of the Ming Dynasty was paradise.

The author should write a book about Emperor Jiajing. Emperor Jiajing was the most authoritative emperor after the founding of the Ming Dynasty. He had the hope of reversing the finances of the Ming Dynasty, but unfortunately he was obsessed with alchemy and Taoism.

Is the first chapter written correctly, Zhu Gaochi?

In fact, it was good in the early stage, but in the later stage, it became boring to become a commander of the guards, following Zhu Di all day long, and not leading troops in battle. At first, I thought he could be written as a famous general like the British Duke Zhang Yu and Cheng Guo Duke Zhu Neng. Instead of Qiu Fu, he went north to conquer Yuan Dynasty and south to conquer Annan. The result was like this in the end. I feel that there are a lot of historical materials written in the Hongwu and Jianwen years, and the protagonist cannot be seen in dozens of chapters, which tests my patience, and I actually want to see what happened in the Yongle period, and there is no detailed description of the nobles. Maybe the author was a Taoist priest before the protagonist, and does not care about the glory and wealth, but to be honest, it is difficult to get the pleasure. Maybe I am more vulgar. However, overall it is a good historical novel. There is no time travel or cheating. The overall concept is very good. It is promising to play with Zhu Laosi. There are relatively few novels written from this angle. Many of them are people who participated in the Jingnan as Jin Yiwei. The author has good historical skills. I look forward to the next work. Come on!

The author's progress is a bit slow. He has written almost a hundred chapters. He has not yet entered the palace and the writing is so bland and not exciting at all. It should be written more appropriately, but I quite like the theme. Come on, author

I was confused after reading the first chapter! Isn't Zhu Gaochi Zhu Di's son?