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

I've already seen seven or eight books featuring Zhu Yuanzhang's eldest grandson on Qidian's recommended list, some titled "Zhu Ying," others "Zhu Xiong Ying," and still others "Huang Xiong Ying," "Li Xiong Ying," etc. Quickly confess, are you all from the same studio?

I initially thought it was a good book after reading the beginning, but I regretted subscribing after only a few chapters. Even uneducated people know what kind of person the Hongwu Emperor was. He didn't understand the concept of "the law does not punish the masses." He killed tens of thousands of people at a time, and he loved to implicate others and kill them all at once.

As a history enthusiast, let me share some of my thoughts: As researchers of history, the first thing we need to do is respect the objective laws of history. Although many books about time travel to the Ming Dynasty have shown that developing commerce can improve the overall strength of the Ming Dynasty, many great authors have also respected the historical context and proposed appropriate…

This is well-written; it's much better than the one next door that collapsed from the very beginning. The plot is reasonable and interesting. I haven't read a book in a long time, but I didn't expect to come across three excellent ones recently.

I suddenly discovered that a certain Fei next door has a book that's exactly the same as this one. Both resurrect the U. A. High School Affiliated High School and meet Zhu Yuanzhang through secret investigation, both feature Lan Yu. That book has over 1000 chapters. Who's copying whom...?

Why has there been a sudden surge of novels on Qidian about people being Zhu Yuanzhang's sons and grandsons during the Ming Dynasty? The titles are all the same, just different names. Is this an automated editor?

I'm planning to write a novel called "The Ming Dynasty: Starting Out as Zhu Yuanzhang's Grandfather"

Zhu Yuanzhang already had a son at the beginning of the story? He couldn't even afford to eat, yet he had a son? Are you trying to make me laugh so hard that I'll inherit my Alipay account?

I've read many accounts of Zhu Yuanzhang's sons and grandsons, but are there any about his father? For example, something like "At the End of the Yuan Dynasty, I Became Zhu Yuanzhang's Father."

That's too little! The premise of transmigrating into the eldest grandson of the emperor could be improved.