Great Ming: I'm Really Just an Ordinary Person

You, a person who is not even an amateur chef, can cook something better than the royal chef of the palace, and you still worship you as your teacher. Do you really think that the ancients have lived in vain for thousands of years? If someone can learn how to cook online, he is better than Donggong Yuchu, so that's really awesome.

The protagonist has an average IQ, is not stupid, and is quite tired of being in the officialdom. Let's take a rest early, at least don't hang around in front of Lao Zhu's eyes. If someone else sets up a conspiracy, he will die, and his immortality will be shrouded in the halo of the protagonist! 😳If you want to write Bo Luan, the male protagonist must be smart or pretend to be a pig and eat the tiger, otherwise the plot will not match.

🙂In the Lao Zhu Dynasty, it is better to find a remote place and live in seclusion.

The most unpleasant part of this book for me is that Zhu Yuanzhang has a very bad attitude towards the doctor who saved his wife, his grandson, and may save his son in the future, as if he saved not his wife and grandson, but others as well, as if the protagonist saved the queen and the emperor's grandson, as if it was a big deal, not important at all, and he was plotting against the protagonist.

Who gave me the confidence to think that in the Hongwu Dynasty, caring for the people and being loved by the people would lead to survival. I won't be killed by Lao Zhu, 😰 it's not funny like this. In the four major Hongwu cases, were the hundreds of thousands of people corrupt officials? Do you know what implicated means? There are so many people who survived, and many of them died of illness or old age before and after the Hongwu Purge. A large number of capable people were purged, and the ones left behind were either completely old or useless, or just rotten fish and shrimps, who were seized by a vassal king named Zhu Di. Seeing the performance of the God of War Li Jinglong makes me laugh to death

Entering from the perspective of a doctor, the protagonist is not professional, and it will be over sooner or later. There is always something that cannot be solved...

In Zhu Yuanzhang's era, playing tricks was really a dead end. Any trick in Zhu Yuanzhang's hands was seeking death. The imperial guards in Zhu Yuanzhang's era were not the imperial guards in Chongzhen's era. Officials could even know what kind of food they ate at home and how many times they went to the latrine.

The protagonist's ability to cure Queen Ma's appendix through surgery is really more exaggerated than having a system. This protagonist was helped by the author. If the author hadn't cheated, you can imagine how miserable the protagonist would have died!

It doesn't matter if the protagonist is bullied by Lao Zhu, but the protagonist can't even take back the slap in the face from a few dudes? It feels frustrating to watch

It is really speechless to say that the ancients did not like cleanliness. Just give some evidence. Chapter 23 of "Water Margin", "Getting up early the next day, the woman hurriedly boiled the noodle soup, scooped out the mouthwash, and asked Wu Song to wash her mouth and face. Song Dynasty's "Along the River During the Qingming Festival" Clean Bathhouse Su Shi was He was demoted to Huangzhou and ridiculed the back-rubbing master: He said to rub people's backs, they will work hard all day long. Hands are gentle, and the lay people are originally clean. Charcoal burning began in the Song Dynasty, and public baths were greatly developed The Yuan Dynasty was dedicated to Korean people. Xi Han Culture's "Pu Tong Shi Proverbs": Soup costs five coins, scratching the back costs two coins, combing hair costs five coins, shaving hair costs two coins, and pedicure costs five coins. Enter the bathhouse, take off your clothes, hats, and boots and put them in the cabinet, and walk into the pool naked one by one, and wash for a while. After sleeping for a while, I went out to rest for a while, combed my hair, shaved my feet, and dried my body. I put on my clothes and drank a few cups of closed-wind wine. I felt very energetic Ming Dynasty's "Nandu Fanhui Picture Scroll" Bathhouse