Ming Dynasty Started with Caution

Ming Dynasty wants to be black? No, no, no? Even if you bring in Indians, it will be better than bringing in blacks!

Uh... Isn't this Shen Yong?

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Although the content of the book has some problems, the author's writing is really good, but why not change the previous dynasty to the reign of the first emperor?

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I highly recommend a new fantasy novel, "The Holy Spirit". The plot is good, but it's a little short and needs some fattening up.

I want water experience and then apply for operations officer. Please support me.

To be honest, it's very interesting. Even though I've never read this type of book, I find it very interesting. I'll post it as proof. If the prison wasn't under control, this book would be a hit.

Yan Song came to Beijing to take the exam. It was eighteen years after Hongzhi. Historically, this was the last year of Emperor Xiaozong. I wonder how many more years the author plans to extend Xiaozong's reign? The medical conditions were almost the same as those of the Qing Dynasty. Kang Mazi was 69 years old, and Qianlong was 89 years old. Zhu Yuanzhang of the old Zhu family is 71 years old, Zhu Di is 64 years old, and the old Taoist priest is 60 years old, which proves that the genes of the old Zhu family are not without longevity. Xiaozong is now 34 years old. He does not indulge in sexual pleasures, does not take pills, insists on exercising, and eats reasonably. In addition, Yan Chengjin improved the medical treatment of the Ming Dynasty so much, and it will get better as time goes by. If Xiaozong lives about as long as Qianlong, it will be better. Xiaozong was 21 years older than Zhu Houzhao. Xiaozong lived for 81 years and Zhu Houzhao was 60. Zhu Houzhao was established as the prince at the age of 2. How can there be a prince who has lived for 60 years? !

The protagonist is a bit unlikable, and it feels very realistic to me. He turns his back on others and doesn't recognize them. He pleases those who can't be offended and shirks those who are useless.

After reading this book, I felt that the author was really humorous. I laughed so hard that I split my head while reading it.

I can't stand it any longer. In the feudal dynasty, there is no day and two emperors? Are they all pro-government? Fight in the ring? Although the writing is very interesting, let alone unreasonable, it makes people tired of reading too much. And are the veterans planning to wait for the Emperor's funeral and follow him? But the high probability is retirement.

This book is beautiful - in my humble opinion: seriousness is Yan Chengjin! As dull as Wang Shouren! The layman is Prince Zhu - just like Bajie! It's humorous and interesting, perfect for spending your free time in a leisurely manner! I only have one monthly ticket in my hand to offer...

I found some price information in the early years of Zhengde. The author can refer to it. The following content is excerpted from "Price Fluctuation and Consumption Expenditure in the Ming Dynasty - and the Quality of Life of People in the Ming Dynasty" by Chen Baoliang In the early years of Zhengde, after the Hongzhi Period, prices in Nanjing were "very cheap". For example, pork was worth 7-8 cents per catty. Beef is worth 4-5 Wen per catty; water chicken is bundled in a pound, and each bunch is worth 4-5 Wen; lotus meat is sold in a lifting box, and is worth 4-5 Wen per catty; large river firewood is worth 1 tael per catty, and can be purchased for nearly 30 dan; fish and shrimp are worth 4-5 Wen per catty. If you buy less, the price is slightly higher, but it is only worth 7-8 Wen per catty.

I wonder if a character like the main character would have friends in real life? Isn't it a bit boring? . .

I retreated in Chapter 2, thinking that Hongzhi was a wise king, and his butt was completely on the side of the scholar-bureaucrats.

There are errors and omissions in the first and fourth paragraphs of Chapter 66.

Cowardly, very cowardly, very cowardly. Such a cowardly protagonist is still in a historical novel. You should place the protagonist when the Manchus enter the customs. I think you will be able to make a difference.

It's well written, but it's too vicious when it comes to women. At every turn, the little girl charms the country and the city. Zhu Houzhao, who is the prince, has never seen such a woman before. When he arrived at the door of the protagonist's house, he saw two little girls sucking breasts, and his mouth watered. Really... Speechless. What kind of woman has not seen the prince of a country? Seeing an underage girl sucking breast milk and she can't even move her legs?

There is a huge poisonous spot. Books recording various technologies were actually placed in the library, and then stolen by the Koreans. This is equivalent to putting technical materials recording nuclear bombs in the library, and then being stolen. The protagonist is a traitor.

Why are there more stars taking photos than the male protagonist? Book friends, Yan Chengjin is the protagonist! It's not a photo...

Emperor Zhengde was a fierce man who could mount a horse and fight and killed people on the battlefield. Even if he was not good enough, he should be equivalent to a field army soldier who has been trained for more than 3 years! If you fall into the water and get a fever, can you cough up blood and die? Can anyone who is a medical student tell me that a soldier who has been trained for more than 3 years and has been on the battlefield and killed people, falls into the water and has a fever, and what kind of disease he has, if he is treated by an above-average or even top-level Chinese medicine doctor in the country, he will cough up blood and die!

Can 4 monthly votes impeach the author for laziness and dereliction of duty? You can write about the economy driving the development of science and technology, interspersed with writing. There are probably 50 chapters that have not been written about science and technology. Otherwise, it will look boring because it is always developing the financial industry.

It should be similar to this. After several generations of old Zhu family's genes, few of them are ugly.

It is actually a false proposition that Emperor Hongzhi worked hard to govern. On the contrary, the first dominoes started to rise and fall in Hongzhi. Ye Qi wrote a letter to abolish the Kaizhong Law, and land annexation also accelerated from Hongzhi.

Good guy, by the end of this book, the Eight Tigers of Zhengde are no longer a derogatory term, but a complimentary term. For example, the poisonous tiger Liu Jin

After reading this book, my biggest impression is that Zhu Houzhao's Eight Tigers are really famous. In this time and space, later generations in China are expected to rectify the names of eunuchs, and foreign countries will deify eunuchs. It is not an exaggeration to say that the Ming Dynasty began to spread military force across the world from the Eight Tigers~~ Although it is only because the protagonist wants to kill them~~😁

No, it's all clear. Maybe everyone doesn't understand systematic biology, but it's a bit strange that cattle and horse farmers don't understand optimal breeding, right? If you don't understand why in ancient times, people would buy good horses for breeding?

When are you going to write a new book? The only history books on the shelf now are New Books and Spring Return to the Ming Dynasty.

Very well written! Although I don't know much about history, the logic is smooth and very good! I feel like I can publish it! There are just two points that feel a little problematic. The first point is that the protagonist is a time traveler. In the previous article, he did not have the strength to rebel, nor did he have the idea of ​​​​rebellion. However, in the later chapters, people have been sent to found the country. They are no longer starting from scratch, so why not rebel? It's just because of caution that it doesn't support logic. If it was because of caution, there would be problems with Jianguo's idea. He has already been in the cabinet and has enough power. It seems that it is already very easy to rebel inside and outside. If it is because of the development of the Ming Dynasty, there is no need to found a country. The main reason is that the founding of the country later does not feel appropriate without rebellion. The second point is that the heroine is a bit short, maybe this is a personal sense!