The Sun Never Sets in Ming Dynasty

If you don't even have a population, what's the point of changing from a land-based sovereign country to a maritime country? Even if you blow up the whole world, if you don't have the population to occupy these colonies, what's the use? It's just the old way where the sun never sets

Author, don't talk about these useless things. The Ming Dynasty is not yet the protagonist. It couldn't be better. It only stays at the highest stage. Let's wait until the protagonist takes power one day to talk about the plot. More suitable. Stop playing with these nonsense now.

Does the Ming Dynasty becoming a maritime country count as abandoning its roots and pursuing its weaknesses? Mongolia, Xinjiang, and Tibet have not been affected. It is only reliable that Japan and South Korea will be affected by offshore development.

The author first clarifies the content of Zhu Yuanzhang's sea ban, and then takes a closer look at what the tribute system did economically, and then looks at why the official and royal families were unable to engage in maritime trade, why shipyards were repeatedly burned, and workers were killed. Those people were talking about not competing with the people for profit, and those people benefited. It is said that the Yuan Dynasty lost the world because of tolerance. In fact, it was the same in the Ming Dynasty.

The author is so sloppy in deleting book reviews, including all the bad ones.

From ancient times to the present, we have been a peace-loving country. It is really daring to think of establishing colonies to exploit the people of other countries. I feel like this title is not realistic at all.

Did the protagonist ever think about the end of the country? Emperor Yongle was also engaged in navigation with great vigor, but after his death, Zhu Gaochi succeeded to the throne and directly implemented a maritime ban, and then the naval power of the Ming Dynasty slowly deteriorated.

After reading more than 20 chapters, I felt like I was reading a lonely book. A few sentences were missing, mixed with lengthy narration, and the actual content was barely a few sentences at all. In my opinion, the protagonist is just a talkative little prince. The problem is that the talker is not clear. They want to perform but are timid, and do great things but cherish their own lives.

Suddenly I remembered that from 1368 to 1398 during the Hongwu period, which was in the middle and late 14th century, almost all of Europe was facing the Black Death (the Black Death hit France for the first time in 1348). This Black Death spread for three hundred years in the Western Middle Ages. If you go on a big voyage at this time, you want tens of millions of people to die in Chixian and China.

Old Zhu Jinhai just didn't let others use the sea route, but he took advantage of it all. Otherwise, why do you think Zhu Li was so troubled and nothing happened after he came to power?

History is like a dining table, and every dynasty is doing the same thing, which is eating. Can food grow in the ocean? If you can't solve the problem of eating, the novel is just nonsense. You really think the ancients have no IQ.

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If you look carefully at history, you will find that the so-called Great Age of Navigation is a history of naked massacres.

With your introduction, I just want to find fault with you. Let alone the Zhu Yunwen period, even in the Zhu Zhanji period, there was no problem at all with the national policies set by Zhu Yuanzhang. From the economic policy, household registration system, military household system, to the feudal system and the maritime ban system, every one of them has strict reasons. They are not compromises made due to mistakes. They are the result of careful consideration.

The 13-year-old kid's emotional intelligence and IQ suddenly soared. I don't know how he got so close to the crown prince and emperor all of a sudden. He even pretended to be a slap in the face the whole time. Besides, the problem of the feudal dynasty was the land issue, and it had to be related to the sea trade.

It's so ink, the whole story is about inner drama, and even a few sentences are the narration of the whole story.

Can we stop using the butterfly effect indiscriminately? There has to be a correlation to achieve the butterfly effect, right? Don't be like that book where after the protagonist is reborn, the leaders of other countries immediately change, and they say it's because of their own butterfly effect. Please, you only reborn for a few minutes. I'm speechless.

Damn it. Bb didn't do anything for a long time. Too much effort

Why don't I see in the catalog that shipping is being developed? I guess they are all playing palace fighting?