Ming Dynasty: Imperial Masters of Three Dynasties, Starting from Yongle

As the author wrote, the protagonist learned the art of slaying dragons, not the art of supporting dragons. Zhu Li doesn't kill the protagonist, but keeps it for the New Year? Second, how did Shen Wansan die? The protagonist's construction speed is better than that of Beijing. If Zhu Li didn't know, he would probably have become the emperor of Nanming in the Ming Dynasty.

I want to complain about one point. Is it possible that the difference between ancient people and modern people is something like the limitations of the times, rather than IQ?

What's a little bit good is that there aren't many chapters and the relationship is made clear. It's not like some novels where you just pretend not to know. There is also a book that I have been teaching for five years, but I didn't know it was in the Ming Dynasty. The protagonist is probably not a fool. Some people say that you have to read online novels without brains. If you don't have brains, you can't be without brains. Let the reader become a fool by reading a book in which a fool is the protagonist. How sick can one be to say such a thing.

You promote education in primary, secondary and secondary schools in the county, and even the children are better than the crown prince. No one knows about such a big move. It's amazing.

The second one is about bargaining with the emperor, looking exactly like a businessman. In ancient times, values ​​​​were different from today!

The Tomato Rascal Emperor I copied is not as well written as others. Throughout the story, so and so has a grudge against the main character.

The taste of this book is acceptable and can be used as backup food. If you keep it steady without adding any seasoning, it will become a good grass or it can go up 🥱

It can be seen from the title of the book that what the protagonist wants to do is not destined to happen overnight, it takes three dynasties! Since ancient times, there have been many victims of political reforms. Before the protagonist traveled through time, he was an inconspicuous member of all living beings. Of course he would be afraid of failure. If he could live a good life, who would want to die? Many readers say that the protagonist is cowardly. I think it's okay. Since you all feel cowardly, Zhu Di should also be relieved. You must know that the time traveler was an alien in that era, a deviant, and some of his actions were unacceptable to the world. Gentlemen, this is the feudal era where the king wants his ministers to die and the ministers have to die. Isn't it normal to be a little timid before you develop? Do you have to shout about everyone's equality, democracy, and freedom all day long, and dare to challenge the emperor with just one mouth, in order to show that you have character and that you are not a coward? Fang Xiaoru didn't give in. He confronted Yongle head on, and then he liked to offer the Ten Clans Set Meal. This is not the end of the dynasty, when the people are in dire straits, and you can raise a bunch of people to rebel with you with just a wave of your hand. This is the Yongle period, followed by the rule of Renxuan. If you are a little cowardly, you will develop secretly and moisturize things silently. When the people on the throne and the scholar-bureaucrats realized that something was wrong and wanted to stop Su Ze, they realized that Su Ze was no longer the librarian who they had manipulated at will. As of now, the protagonist only becomes a little timid when facing Zhu Di, right? I wrote before that Huang Yan danced in front of Zhu Di. Some people said it was unreasonable, saying that the eunuchs around the emperor were all human beings and they were all aware of his words. Oh, the co-authored protagonist can't read people's emotions, right? Everyone else can, but the protagonist has to kill the sky and kill the air? This is just like a fantasy novel. You have just practiced qi and met a powerful person in the world of immortality. Isn't it normal to be a little cowardly? You have to use your ridiculous Qi training skills to challenge someone who can crush you with one finger, right? That's not called having backbone, that's called having a weak brain. When there is no absolute strength, all the clamor is just incompetence and rage. Writing a good historical article about the system and being criticized by others is very helpless.

I'm not very good at naming. Except for the well-known people, I plan to make up the names of some supporting characters. For example, I plan to make up the names and font sizes of the new students. If you have ideas, you can leave a message below and I will add it to the outline. For example, someone raised his arms - phew, Ming Dynasty Reform, self-generation, did you feel a sense of participation and substitution all of a sudden? Hahahaha.

Can your system text be written in the introduction? I was reading a novel and suddenly the system appeared. It's like when I watch pure love suddenly ntr. Can you add a tag? ? ? yysy, who will lead whom after the system is established? Deus Ex Machina is easy to write, but it doesn't look good.

There is nothing interesting about constitutional monarchy. It is tantamount to another person who has been brainwashed into thinking that the West is strong through constitutional monarchy.

The main character has a good idea. But the emperor grandson you created is not worthy of your sacrifice for him! The king and his ministers must understand each other! You want your ministers to sacrifice their lives for you unconditionally, why? How much salary did you give me to die for you? If the emperor's grandson wanted to raise money and food for the Northern Expedition, he would first trick the mastermind who gave you the idea? If you sacrifice your life for this kind of person, you are either great or cheap!

I'm convinced, I searched and found this rubbish book

The protagonist is a Jinshi, so he shouldn't have never met the emperor.

Lao Zhu's family has a tradition of killing heroes.

Does the so-called constitutional monarchy mean that the Confucian emperor rules from above?

Is it based on a TV series? If so, I won't watch it, it's too disgusting.

The Fourth Dynasty and Yu Qian were chopped down by the God of War.

We can only learn from it

After reading Chapter 24, I really didn't like it. Does one bite benefit people? For the benefit of the Zhu family? Reform? What are you reforming? You just have to arrange everything now. As long as this society is a feudal society, no matter how you play, you will come back in a circle, and it will still be the same. No matter how great you are, others still have the same say. That's right, can you carry out reforms while Zhu Zhanji is in office? But what about the emperor behind? Did you listen to those emperors who were educated by Confucianism? It only takes one sentence to erase everything about you. How long can you exist? One emperor or several emperors? It only takes two or three emperors to erase your achievements, and it will still be the same in a circle. Since you want to reform, why don't you let the sun and moon replace the sky? ? No matter how powerful you are, you are just a servant of the Zhu family. Accommodate you while you are alive,. When you die, all you need is an excuse to wipe out your entire family. Do you really think all feudal emperors are that good? ?

Grain and grass are worth seeing