Ming Dynasty: from Prisoner to Emperor

Why did Yu Qian take over the overall situation in Tumubao later? We need to find out the reason. Now I feel like all the ministers are wallowing in trouble. If you have already written a book with a similar plot and a popular plot, don't come up with something too bizarre and new. Unless there is a better reason, it will be easy for others to use that book to accuse you. May this book be a hit!

The most important step is to kill the previous boss so that there will be less mess. It is unclear whether he took the elixir or not. But from some existing medical records and records, he did often take some energizing and refreshing drugs. Mix a variety and eat it all year round. It was also recorded in a certain medical record that each time I took this pill, I took the pill, and later it became a large pill. One pill is better than six.

Reports in the army were delivered by eunuchs. Isn't this funny?

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Dear writer, your new book is very good. I have joined the new book investment group. Please update~

Stop writing 😅 I didn't deceive Kangxi to look good

Anyone who has read the history of the Ming Dynasty knows that there are too many contradictions. The one that puzzles me the most is the Tumubao Incident.

The first few chapters are not interesting, a bit boring, and the protagonist is a student who is familiar with history. He was checking the history of the Ming Dynasty before time travel, but this hook is different... I feel even more tired when I read the fifth chapter. It would be better if you don't introduce the background at first, just treat the protagonist as a modern person who does not understand the history of the Ming Dynasty but knows a little bit... I continued reading for a while, but I really don't know what the author is writing.