Great Ming: I Call Zhu Yuanzhang Grandpa from the Start!

The protagonist is Zhu Yuanzhang's eldest grandson. I have seen seven or eight books on the starting point recommendation. Some are called Zhu Ying, some are called Zhu Xiongying, some are called Huang Xiongying, Li Xiongying, etc. Hurry and recruit the truth, are you from the same studio?

I thought it was a good book when I read the previous one, but I regretted it after just a few chapters. Even those who have not read the book know what kind of person Emperor Hongwu is. He knows how to deal with the law and not blame others. He kills tens of thousands of people, and his favorite thing is to get involved and kill together. How dare you kill just a few grain merchants? Afraid of being killed, no one will dare to be a grain merchant? Use your brain, if there is a profit, it must be done by people, otherwise why would we never be able to kill all the drug traffickers? In order to highlight the protagonist, he belittles other people and dumbs down the supporting characters. This kind of writing is really disgusting.

As a history buff, let me share some of my opinions: As a researcher of history, the first thing you need to do is to respect the objective laws of history. Although many previous books about the Ming Dynasty were about improving the overall strength of the Ming Dynasty through the development of business, many great authors also respected the historical background of the times and put forward corresponding policies at a more appropriate period, rather than some people who wanted to be Ran's book directly promoted commercial development during the Hongwu period: because for the newly established feudal dynasty, the first task was to develop agriculture and stabilize its rule. The author of this book was a better person who rationalized and revised some policies that were useful for that period in later generations. It is theoretically feasible. Secondly, the protagonist of this book, for now, is a protagonist with relatively positive three views. Initially, he is to add glory to the construction of the Ming Dynasty, and later to guide the country to develop better, in line with the positive energy and three views that we need to promote in our contemporary era; but the protagonist is also a human being, and he also has his own emotions and desires. Many of his actions are taken from the perspective of human nature. Finally, I would like to send you some hope: Don't forget history, respect facts, use a scientific and rigorous attitude, and use the pen in your hand to show us a better Ming Dynasty. A piece of personal friendly advice is to continue to study and use historical materials. Although it may be boring for many people, this is precisely the most convincing argument.

This is well written, much better than the one next door that collapsed at the beginning. The plot is also reasonable and interesting. I haven't looked for a book for a long time, but I didn't expect to come across three excellent books in a row recently.

Suddenly I found that there was a book next door that was exactly the same as this one. It had the same resurrected heroes and secret interviews with Zhu Yuanzhang, the same blue jade, and that book had more than 1,000 chapters. Who was borrowing from whom...

Qidian Ming Dynasty novels suddenly burst out with a bunch of novels about Zhu Yuanzhang as his descendant? The title of the book has been changed but not the medicine. Is it an automatic editor?

I'm going to write a novel called "Da Ming: Recognizing Him as Grandpa Zhu Yuanzhang at the Beginning"

Zhu Yuanzhang had a son when he started? You can have a son even if you don't have enough to eat. Do you want to laugh me to death and inherit my Huabei?

I have read a lot about Zhu Yuanzhang's sons and grandsons, have you ever written about Zhu Yuanzhang's father? For example, "At the end of the Yuan Dynasty, I became Zhu Yuanzhang's father at the beginning"

This is too little! The setting of traveling through time and becoming the great grandson of the emperor can be cheered up.