Ten Thousand Miles of Splendor

For a general, what matters is elite soldiers. For the emperor, the most important thing is the mobilization ability, the quality and recruitment speed of the reserve troops. Even if the quality of individual soldiers is not as good, if like the Soviet Union and Pla, the bigger the stronger, instead of like the Qi Army, the German Army, and the Japanese Army, where the elite is gone and the combat effectiveness will be rapidly weakened in the later period. Especially for big countries.

Is this written about history or something? If you are writing history, just buy a history book and read it. It cannot be the same as history, and the protagonist Zhu Houzhao seems to be an ancient person, so there is no novelty. Moreover, it is really ancient after writing. The real Zhu Houzhao is an insult to history. If you are writing a novel, it is better to travel through time, otherwise you will be reincarnated, and then slowly awaken your memory to change the fate of the Ming Dynasty. But you don't want to be a pure aborigine.

Time travel or aboriginal? And I remember that there seems to be some strangeness in the death of Zhengde in history. He fell into the water for no reason and then died of illness. The key is that he was strong and strong. Isn't that what you wrote? He seems to have no descendants.

Can the author be more careful in writing the book? There are many typos that affect the reading quality.