May the Sun and Moon, Rivers and Mountains Endure Forever
日月江山永为明
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- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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No matter how well you did during the reign of Emperor Yongle, or how brilliantly you reformed Zhu Yuanzhang's system, as long as the Ming emperors remained hereditary, the Ming Dynasty would likely have perished around the time of Emperor Chongzhen, because any system needs people to implement it.
Killing those savages was such a waste! It would have been better to send pirates up to dig up bird droppings. Taking those women back to share with those who can't afford wives would have been a great thing, promoting ethnic integration. The grasslands are practically overflowing with money; how could the protagonist, a modern person, not know how to pick it up?
The Hongyi cannon, whose prototype was a long-barreled, spindle-shaped cannon invented in Europe in the 16th century, was introduced to China in the late Ming Dynasty and was quickly imitated. All cannons with similar designs were collectively called Hongyi cannons or Hongyi cannons in China.
There are several problematic aspects to Ming Dynasty time-travel stories. First: The use of terms like "Emperor" and "memorial" (奏折, 折子). In the Ming Dynasty, only "Your Majesty" (陛下, 今上, 圣上) were used. The way you address someone varies depending on the person, event, and location. If you find this inconvenient, just use "Your Majesty" directly.
Over 300 chapters, and the protagonist is only 12 to 15 years old. How long will it take for him to ascend the throne? And the protagonist is already 12 years old, yet he's still acting young and acting spoiled. Can Zhu Di still carry him?
Can't you write without watching TV dramas? Historical fiction either requires either writing a superhuman, wish-fulfillment story or capturing the grandeur of history and the personalities of various historical figures. Turning it into a TV drama is a joke, isn't it? A family drama? What a load of rubbish.
In ancient times, twins could not be heirs, or in general, if twins were male in the royal family, one of them had to be killed. One was due to ancient superstition that two dragons fighting would bring unrest, and the other was because they looked identical; there could not be two suns in the sky, nor two kings among the people, so one had to be executed. This was usually done at birth.
The demise of the Ming Dynasty was inevitable. No matter what the protagonist did, it would have been delayed by 100 to 200 years at most. The latter half of the Ming Dynasty was plagued by so many natural and man-made disasters, including the Little Ice Age. Did you think you could fight against nature?
Is the female lead Sun Ruowei? If so, I'm outta here.
The author should try hugging a 12-year-old child. 12 Years old or 5-6 years old