Daming: Me! Lao Zhu's Auspicious Beast Qilin

Is it interesting for a time-traveler to kneel and lick Yingzheng, Li Shimin, Zhu Yuanzhang and other emperors of eternity and eternal Mingjun all day long? Maybe these people are indeed outstanding figures among the emperors, but the basis is there. They are emperors first. As long as they are emperors, they cannot escape the fact that everything they do is to stabilize the imperial power. The more stable the imperial power means the more humble the power of the people, which is contrary to the direction of historical progress.

One of the biggest mistakes Zhu Yuanzhang made in his life was to restore the cruel human sacrifice system that had been abolished. The human sacrifice system was that the living were sacrificed for the dead. This system had been abolished before the Qin and Han Dynasties, and was also abolished in subsequent dynasties. Very few emperors did this, but Zhu Yuanzhang restored it. After Zhu Yuanzhang died, all the forty concubines he had slept with during his lifetime were buried in the Ming Xiaoling Mausoleum. Later, such a burial system became the organizational training of the Ming Dynasty Including human sacrifice, As well as the etiquette of three kneels and nine kowtows, dividing people into three, six and nine grades are all systems of the Yuan Dynasty inherited by Zhu. In some respects, Zhu can be regarded as the licking dog of the Yuan Dynasty There is also the mass killing of heroes in the founding of the country, and the rare people who are mean and ungrateful. Liu Bang did better than him. There are many, and he is the person who kills the most heroes in history Many Ming Chuan novels say that Zhu is more powerful than Li Shimin and has more achievements. It is really embarrassing. He can't even catch up with Li Shimin's achievements. Well, it's good to be half as good.

The Ming Dynasty missed the colonial era of great geographical discoveries... So the country was crazily involved in the Little Ice Age and was crushed by domestic pressure. Otherwise, there will be a large number of colonies to pass on the conflicts, and the Ming Dynasty will definitely be able to survive for many more years.

To be honest, I don't want to read Ming Dynasty novels every time I see Zhu Biao is not dead and how awesome he is. Because no matter how awesome Zhu Biao is, it is difficult to surpass Zhu Di. Zhu Di's contribution and ability are among the best among emperors, and Zhu Biao is mostly the author's wishful thinking.

Now I don't even know who the protagonist is... Hahaha

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Where is the protagonist, in the narration. . . .

The male protagonist is probably Zhu Yuanzhang, Qilin Xia has not appeared a few times in so many chapters.

I know, the protagonist is the drop of unicorn blood in Lao Zhu's body

Let me ask, why does the tribute Qilin wear a dragon robe? Shouldn't he wear a Qilin robe? He also described the appearance of the dragon robe in detail. It is difficult not to doubt that the tribute is a dragon.

Novels that fictitate on the Ming Dynasty are all for fans. If you are not a fan of the Ming Dynasty and its emperors, you will generally not be able to read them.

Since we all have Qilin blood, it wouldn't be a bad idea to get a Qilin tattoo on our body.

Is this the protagonist?

Ming was the eldest brother, so he stepped down and left Qing, the younger sister, in charge of the family. The elder brother lost a lot of money in the later period, and the younger sister worked hard to fight back. Although she lost a lot in the later period, her contribution to the family cannot be denied!

When will the protagonist Qilin appear?

Zhu Yuanzhang was the best emperor for five thousand years at home and abroad. I wish I could be born in the Ming Dynasty!

After raising it, it suddenly disappeared...

This is a novel in which there is no protagonist, but the protagonist is everywhere

This reading is of no use at all. They all don't look good in my personal opinion

Qilin After Zheng He's voyages to the West, he brought some unique African animals back to the Ming Dynasty, among which was the giraffe. Because the giraffe's appearance matched the description of the legendary unicorn, the people of the Ming Dynasty believed that the giraffe was the auspicious beast Qilin 😏

Before the Age of Discovery, China had always been short of gold and silver. Copper was the most used metal currency, and the government mainly collected taxes in kind. The fiscal revenue statistics of the imperial court in the two Song Dynasties directly added up the amounts of various physical objects and various metal currencies collected without converting units, which added up to more than 100 million. Then the scholar Chen Yinke of the Republic of China added "Guan" to "more than 100 million" to boast that the two Song Dynasties were wealthy.

Has Qilin come out? I kept it for a long time and looked at it.

After reading dozens of chapters, if I don't understand something, I ask, does this book have anything to do with Qilin?

The latest chapter does not start out aggressively, with Youyun separated from the Han people for four hundred years.

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From the time Zhu Yuanzhang opened the imperial examination to the North-South Ranking Case, northern candidates were on the rankings every year and even got the top prize. No matter how bad the education in the north was, there were still no candidates on the rankings. The northern gentry had money to study! The North-South Ranking case was caused by examiners from Jiangnan. Only candidates from Jiangnan were allowed to be on the ranking. Candidates from Fujian, Guangdong, Huguang and Sichuan were also victims! The officials sent by Zhu Yuanzhang to investigate were also from Jiangnan. They specially selected inferior papers from the northern examination papers and showed them to Zhu Yuanzhang in order to slander the northern candidates as being incompetent, but they were discovered by Zhu Yuanzhang. Zhu Yuanzhang found that the literati in the south of the Yangtze River were too powerful, so in order to maintain the unity of the north and the south, he formulated the "North-South List". As for the candidates in Fujian, Guangdong, Huguang and Sichuan, they were sacrificed. Today's regional discriminators secretly replace "Jiangnan" with "South" to create confrontation between the North and the South.

This is already your pinnacle

Does it look good? I just finished another one. .