The Grand Preceptor of the Ming Dynasty

Zhu Yuanzhang always liked to use Jinyiwei and other secret service agencies, but in this book, he always used civilian officials to investigate cases, which is simply outrageous. Ordinary people know that officials protect each other, but people like Zhu Yuanzhang don't understand? It gave me a headache watching it, because it had to slow down the pacing just for the sake of watery content.

PS: There is no constitutional monarchy in this article! ! ! Any political system must match the times, and modern systems are not a panacea. (ps: restricted by many factors such as productivity development level, education level, etc.)

It would be better to take refuge with the second son. Zhu Yunwen is still too useless. His character is extreme, cruel and hypocritical, and he has been developed into it and there is no way to change it.

Zhu Di, Emperor Chengzu of the Ming Dynasty, Emperor Yongle, feels more than one level better than Zhu Biao

If the concept of Dajiuzhou was presented to Zhu Yuanzhang, would it be accepted? 🤔🤔🤔

To be honest, I am very disappointed. Zhu Biao died at the wrong time. The protagonist fought so much, but he only had four years of life extension, which was too little. Zhu Yunwen was too stupid. You betrayed too quickly. In our current words, it means that the human society has collapsed. He jumped from Zhuge Wuhou's human society to Wang Mang's side. Zhu Yuanzhang became confused too quickly, and there is not a single diehard in the old Zhu family? To quote the words used by the Kingdom, they are all the princes of the country. Why do those people rebel against you? What is the benefit?

Personal advice, if you see Jingnan, stop reading it, the writing is too outrageous

I read in the comment section that it is a constitutional monarchy. Can you please tell me if this is true? If so, I won't read it. After all, the modern system is not a panacea.

I saw many people in the comment area saying that the author's entrustment to New Kyushu was a bad move. I can't help but want the author to say the first two sentences. What follows is the truly wonderful climax! Have you really read those things about the author seriously? The new Kyushu is tantamount to the creation of a new world, and the history of the entire China and the world will turn a new page. China's history will rise to unprecedented heights. Why do these achievements become so unbearable in your mouth? So what should it be like according to your ideas, reform and change, become the emperor yourself, and follow the old path? You are really ignorant. If you just say it is not good, then you can tell me why, then you can list a better example, then you can come up with a better idea.

I suddenly discovered... In this book, Zhu Yuanzhang said to the prince: "When I am away, you supervise the country." This statement is wrong... Don't ask me why I know, because I am a senior in high school. In the cultural knowledge question of the third-mode Chinese test paper, there is an option that says that the prince acts as the superintendent of the country when the emperor is away. Then I thought of the dialogue in this book, and I curled my lips, steady! Then I made a mistake and lost my way to 120... Damn it, I chose the wrong question in 118... So the correct term should be the minister of power. Only close relatives acting for the country are called supervisors. The prince himself has the responsibility to manage the affairs of the country. The power to do things is not called supervising the country. The examples given by the teacher are Lu Buwei when the First Emperor of Qin was not in charge, the regents often written about in various women's romance novels, and the Empress Dowager Cixi. They are called supervising the country qaq(;´༎ຶД༎ຶ`)