The Most Prodigal Son of the Ming Dynasty

I am my brother's half-brother. My brother is gone. He can no longer be updated. He left in the early morning after the last chapter was updated on December 3. It was so sudden that none of us expected it. My brother likes to write novels. I remember he has been writing novels for more than ten years. I logged into his WeChat account a few days ago. I can't imagine how he did it. The most steps he took on WeChat in more than a month was less than 1,000, and sometimes there were only a few dozen steps. At this point, I just want to say that my brother is not unfinished or interrupted, he just can't write anymore. I'm here to explain it to you because I know he really loves this profession.

Is this time traveling? The first thing he did when he became emperor was to abolish the Imperial Guards. Is it enough to think of Dongchang? ? ? That's it?

I just read it, and there is a title error in the second chapter. The Han Dynasty did not call the emperor. It can be called the following: saint, your majesty, official, superior, emperor. The title "Emperor" is a new name coined by the Tatars in the Manchu Qing Dynasty because of their low self-esteem.

I recently picked up the author's book and read it, and I think it's okay. Some of them don't need to be too serious. After all, novels are inherently different from reality. Cheer up, author, and vote for recommendations and monthly votes.

Let's talk about your thoughts I skipped through the chapters and read it briefly, and I think it's a bit of a no-brainer A 9-year-old kid should learn government affairs honestly now. Time-travelers are not omnipotent. Unless they were at least a provincial or ministerial level leader before time-traveling, they would not know how to handle government affairs, or they must be the general manager of a large enterprise. If he is just an ordinary person, he should have no clue at all. Can a 9-year-old kid really do whatever he wants just because he is an emperor? At the very least, we must cultivate close confidants, we must clarify the leadership responsibilities of various departments in the DPRK and China, we must read the books we should read, and we must recognize and write traditional Chinese characters no matter what. There is really a big gap between simplified and traditional Chinese characters in society now! Anyway, I don't believe that there are geniuses (except those who can only read), especially political geniuses. All those who become officials do not go through it step by step. If you don't have corresponding experience, you should learn slowly and honestly, otherwise you will not be able to understand a single memorial. If I had known that there was no punctuation in ancient times, you would not know where to break a sentence. Orthodoxy: At this time, the country is stable and there are no internal or external troubles. The most important thing for the protagonist is to learn to read, then read the memorials, understand the political culture of the empire, learn government experience, hold more meetings (although everyone now knows that meetings are formalistic, but meetings are the fastest way to become familiar with an unfamiliar environment), and then organize the Dongchang Jinyiwei and hold it in your hand like an arm. Wait until you become an adult to realize your ambitions.

Let me remind the author that before Longqing opened the sea, the Ming Dynasty was always short of silver. In fact, it was not only the Ming Dynasty but also all Chinese dynasties. Taxation in the early and mid-Ming Dynasty was always based on physical taxes. Therefore, can the article not only give out as much silver as possible, but also pay back the soldiers five taels of silver a month? The cash in the Ming Dynasty's tax revenue may not be enough to pay military pay.

Can't the protagonist be allowed to develop from a decent level of wretchedness to pro-government? If you have to dance like this, who the hell would believe a ten-year-old child? Not even the emperor can do it. Do you think that the throne is so stable that it will not be deposed? Do you regard others as fools, especially San Yang and Zhang Hou? They don't only have the protagonist to choose?

I can't read anymore. Are you writing a martial arts novel or a historical time travel novel? One moment there was a martial arts conference, another moment there was the Immortality Cult, and the next moment there was a governor mask!

Three hundred chapters for one year old is enough to write, but it would take three thousand chapters for an adult.

The writing is pretty good. People who are not well-read can read it. However, there are some parts that feel too ideal. For example, the one where everyone has to pay taxes. You have offended all three people who supported you (civilians, nobles, and royal family members), but your tripod has not collapsed. Not to mention that you are just a little emperor who has just ascended the throne and is only 9 years old. Even someone who has been on the throne for a long time would not dare to issue an imperial edict so easily.

The emperor still knelt down as a disciple? This is impossible. The relationship between the emperor and his ministers is the first priority. It is impossible for the emperor to kneel down to his ministers. 😅

The emperor leaves the palace incognito 😅, I have read a lot of novels

Three expeditions to Burma (stabilizing southern Xinjiang), four expeditions to the grasslands (stabilizing northern Xinjiang for more than ten years), stabilizing the northwest (near Jiazi), and Japanese invasion in the southeast (not large-scale). I hope what you write can exceed his original achievements in history. As for the insignificant abolition of the burial system, it can be said in one sentence.

The problem is not small. Even before I saw the charging chapter, I already felt that this system could not be maintained. The shortage of currency in the early Ming Dynasty was a flaw. Because of the lack of silver and copper coins. The purchasing power of currency was very high, and people had to barter for small transactions because they lacked copper coins and could not afford silver. It would be ridiculous to set up a bank in this situation. Under the background that two taels of silver can buy an apartment, opening a bank is as outdated as rushing to open a luxury car 4S shop just after you can afford a walking tractor. The author keeps saying "Don't follow in Wang's footsteps", but in fact the steps are not small at all. The eight-hour work system is also inconsistent with the background of the productivity era. The premise that the eight-hour work system can be implemented is the explosive development of productivity after the industrial revolution. The value of the products produced by workers for eight hours is enough to support themselves. For factory owners to force workers to work for fourteen hours before paying them a living wage is the exploitation of surplus value. And in the farming era when people worked all day long and couldn't even eat enough, if you asked someone to work eight hours and get off work, how would he have enough to eat and support his family? Do you still have to find a part-time job after work to continue working? At this time you say "I offer high wages"... Then the problem comes. In an era when productivity is insufficient and everyone lives in a big house and eats turkey, if you offer high wages to some people, it means that you are using industrial scissors to rob the wealth produced by ordinary farmers in the Ming Dynasty. The output of farmers working for five days can only buy 1% of the 100 bars of soap produced by soap factory workers in one day. This pattern cannot continue. After tinkering for a long time with Xiao Bai Chapter, I have been drawing on the small cake of productivity in the agricultural era for a long time. The modern distribution system is out of touch with the times and out of touch with reality. But there are basically no means to actually improve productivity. In essence, this protagonist is still "Wang Mang"

There is a reason why the book is not very popular. As for your advantages as a time traveler, it is very frustrating to read.

I couldn't sleep until 4 o'clock last night. I kept doubting myself repeatedly and felt that he hadn't left. However, I can't lie to myself after all. Ji Fei, my friend, farewell. Another world, please, be nice.

The subject matter is good and the writing is good, but the main line is broken. I feel like the author may want to write about the pig's trotters struggling to develop, and then officially taking over the company and taking drastic measures, which is super exciting. As a result, I didn't have an outline, so I couldn't stop writing. The age of the pig's feet is a flaw. You can't write about a 9-year-old pig's feet that conquered the world and swept the world. It would become a piece of writing. So I dig holes everywhere, and if I can't write in a domineering and leaky way, I can only suffer abuse. The final result is that now, if you let the pig's feet be tortured, you will have to be tortured by the readers.

Does the author intend to let the protagonist live for about 10 years? Otherwise, why is he so anxious?

Big brother: The emperor's wife Wan Zhen'er is only 5 years old, hasn't she been weaned yet? What do you want her to do? Change her diaper? Or let her learn to analyze intelligence? Haha, 5 years old

The subject matter is good and the writing is so vicious. I am about to leave the palace at the age of 9 and I can't complain anymore.

The recent updates are a bit dull, short and weak, and the author is not interactive 😁