
Great Ming: I Lent the System to the Hongwu Emperor from the Start
大明:开局把系统借给洪武帝
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- 1.5M Words
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- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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- 2y ago
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I don't understand why some people defend Zhu Qizhen. He harmed 500,000 people, knocked on doors, and killed meritorious officials, yet he became a good person. I saw someone defending him like this in a large post (not the original poster). Can someone help me explain why they think Zhu Qizhen was a good person?
Some readers have asked why the protagonist, Zhu Biao, was made a mere "salted fish" (a character from a popular novel), instead of directly impersonating Zhu Yuanzhang and having a system to manage everything himself. My understanding is that if the protagonist were Zhu Yuanzhang, how many normal modern people could do better than him?
The title discouraged me from reading it many times, so I never clicked on it. Today, out of boredom, I clicked on it and was very satisfied with the content. Keep it up! In this era of fierce competition, more updates are king. Write 30,000 words during the day, then get up at 3 AM to write another 20,000. Even eagles would call you big brother!
Wasn't the first thing Zhu Yuanzhang did to smash that Great Ming War God?
Regarding my suggestion to directly embrace the electrical age (by the way, why do so many people naively believe that embracing the electrical age means abandoning the steam age?),
Firstly, in industrialization, electric technology and steam technology are merely different in terms of energy source; electricity is not on a completely different level than steam. Over 90% of their underlying concepts are interconnected. The difference lies in the fact that electricity is more convenient, has a higher utilization rate, greater stability, and lower pollution.
The title seemed discouraging at first glance, but after reading for a while I found it really enjoyable. After finishing it, I felt it was too short. Please update it quickly, this book is going to be a hit, I'm already itching for Qidian coins.
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I've noticed that there are many knowledgeable experts in the book review section. You can share your thoughts on the technological advancements from 1850 to 1900 here. The author is a poor student, and although he tried his best to find information, he inevitably missed some things.
Both powerful clans and commoner families were local magnates, and the humble families were no less wealthy than the powerful clans! The difference was that the commoner families produced many famous figures and meritorious officials, gaining prestige in their localities, which enabled them to rise to the status of powerful clans.
This is incredible! I hope they'll eventually turn Qing Dynasty settings like those in "The Deer and the Cauldron" into events where they overthrow the Qing and restore the Ming.
I don't understand why so many people have so many unrealistic fantasies about feudal emperors. 😰