First-Era Tyrant

I mentioned earlier that the author is so steady, but in a blink of an eye, he is no longer the same person, forget it.

Zhu Yuanzhang had been fighting other Han armed forces in the south, and never fought the Mongols again. Most of the Yuan Dynasty's troops south of the Yellow River were destroyed at the hands of other rebel armies. Zhu Yuanzhang's troops destroyed the least of the Yuan Dynasty's troops. During this period, the Red Scarf Army led by Liu Futong launched a large-scale Northern Expedition and attacked the Yuan Dynasty in four directions. He himself was in the middle, captured all of Henan, and moved the capital to Kaifeng. The North Road ran along Shanxi to the capital of the Yuan Dynasty. The East Road captured Shandong. The west road goes all the way to Fengxiang, Shaanxi. For a time, the Red Turban Army numbered one million and almost overthrew the Yuan Dynasty. After the defeat of the Red Turban Army, Zhu Yuanzhang's territory in Anhui was directly under the threat of Chahan Timur. If Chahan Timur sends his troops south, Zhu Yuanzhang will be the first to bear the brunt. With Zhu Yuanzhang's strength at the time and the fragmented situation in the South, it was absolutely impossible to compete with him. When Zhu Yuanzhang, the winner of the South's shared roots, turned back to look at the North, he found that the rulers of the North seemed to have forgotten the South and were still busy fighting among themselves. Zhu Yuanzhang then ordered the Northern Expedition. In October, Xu Da and Chang Yuchun led an army of 250,000 people and headed north. There was almost no bloodshed along the way. The Yuan armies in Shandong, Henan, Shaanxi and other places either surrendered in response to the flag or fled after hearing the news. The only battle that can be counted was the one in Luoyang: At that time, Luoyang guard Tuoyin Timur gathered 50,000 troops outside Luoyang City, hoping to fight Zhu Yuanzhang's army. However, they were rushed by Chang Yuchun and were immediately defeated. It took Chahan Timur ten years to recover the vast Central Plains area from Shaanxi to Shandong, but Zhu Yuanzhang's army occupied it all in just eight months! Among the rebel armies at the end of the Yuan Dynasty, Zhu Yuanzhang was the one who destroyed the least Yuan army. Zhu Yuanzhang devoted all his strength to fight with the Han armed forces in the south. They successively eliminated Chen Youliang, Zhang Shicheng, and Fang Guozhen and basically unified the south. At the same time, the internal strife among the Mongol rulers intensified and they attacked each other, and even Emperor Yuan Shun was unable to mediate. The Yuan Dynasty fell into chaos and became increasingly weak. Finally destroyed by Zhu Yuanzhang

Don't curse, delete posts if you curse!!!!!

Basically, there is no description of what kind of administrative policies the protagonist is implementing. Now that he is the protagonist of King Qi's Shandong policy, he can freely implement it. After defeating Tian Feng, he should turn to the description of internal affairs. For example, in the salt and iron monopoly, the best way to deal with monks is not to kill people but to abolish the tax-free privileges of Buddhism. In Shandong, the Confucius government ransacked their homes in the name of humiliating Confucius by surrendering to Mongolia, and then held the memorial ceremony for Confucius by the King of Qi. Don't cause such disasters as Shenggong.

If you want to see the results, please see the updated one year ago 😁 If the author is good at writing, I suggest you write a novice article with a system! If you don't ask for anything else, just be happy 😜

I really hope I can keep at it. The writing is very good. Don't worry about the curse words of those elementary school students. Anyway, go for it.

You were brave and courageous when you first traveled through time, but you were so panicked when you became the king. Your characters are so different, right?

Today I saw another two sentences: the novel needs to be logical and the plot must be reasonable. The author must also make it more difficult for the protagonist to develop. The operation of forcibly reducing intelligence is speechless. Of course, the author has his own considerations and writing style, and as a reader, I also have my reasons for choosing not to read it.

Write down the territory, the county, the number of acres of land, and the population. After becoming the queen of Qi, developing military technology, training officers, abolishing the father-to-son system of hundreds of thousands of households, recruiting refugees, reclaiming fields, building water conservancy and roads, developing industry and commerce, suppressing powerful people, building schools and imperial examinations, promoting talents, and determining whether the military strategy should be to attack Liaodong first or Jiangsu or Henan. This is what the Ming Dynasty did. There is a sense of history. You can't just write about pig's feet, but also about the generals, warlords in other provinces, how many territorial armies there are, and what policies they have implemented. There must be a sense of opposition and urgency so that readers can more easily relate to it. It's time to test the author's experience and writing skills and check historical data. Finally, please let the author not be a eunuch and stick with it.

Han officials who were loyal to the Yuan Dynasty were exterminated, and those who died fighting for the Yuan Dynasty were classified as traitors. The reason why the Qing army destroyed the Ming Dynasty so quickly was because the Ming Dynasty recognized the legitimacy of the Yuan Dynasty, and the Song Dynasty still had the Hua-Yi distinction. Therefore, the Song Dynasty resisted the Yuan army for so many years.