In Those Years When I Wore Ming Dynasty

Zhu Biao is alive and everything is easy to say.

The history of the Ming Dynasty is too contradictory. Can you believe that only a few people died in the battle of 100,000 people fought by Emperor Wuzong of the Ming Dynasty? There is also the tomb of Prince Fu. After all, the wild boar revised the history of the Ming Dynasty and burned and burned for nearly a hundred years. The truth can only wait for archaeological excavation in the future.

The Ming Dynasty was short of silver, and there was a mountain of silver in the Japanese country. Taking advantage of the early Ming Dynasty, the founding emperor had the courage and the founding generals were still there to go to the island country to develop Ishimi Yinshan.

Look at the introduction. It's understandable that you don't want to be cut off from the vassal. It's ridiculous to think about that position. You can't win over Zhu Di, and you can't win over Zhu Yunzhen. Don't even think about it if old Zhu Ning passes the throne to his grandson but not to his son.

Yeah, congratulations to the author on successfully signing the contract

After roughly reading this book, I feel that this book has two shortcomings. The first shortcoming is that the author has no outline at all. The second is to ignore it first. When some major events are not described in detail, they are just briefly mentioned. The biggest shortcoming of Zhu Yuanzhang is that he is the emperor, but he uses himself as the prime minister, busy dealing with various trivial things every day. He is very diligent, but the structure is not enough. Here we need to understand the difference between the emperor and the prime minister. The prime minister is responsible for handling various complicated government affairs. The emperor should have a high vision and formulate three-year plans, five-year plans and even ten-year plans. Does Zhu Yuanzhang have a long-term plan? The answer is no. The first one is the emperor's killing of Gao Qi. The game between the scholars and the emperor's struggle can be written in more than twenty chapters in detail. I, the author, took a few pictures with me. There is also the second Imperial College, where the protagonist continues to take the imperial examination. You can also write twenty or thirty chapters directly. In the end, two or three passed. Pig's trotters can be written about the compilation of textbooks, the popularization of schools in Nanjing, Jiangsu, and Zhejiang, as well as the number of students enrolled, specific policies, etc., And there is always a lot to write about. This is also mentioned in one stroke. When it comes to steel training, such as iron ore excavation, transportation, and management of various departments, the protagonist can personally reform it. To put it bluntly, the protagonist is now the seventh prince and can use his actions to influence the prince. It can also affect Lao Zhu. If he really said the wrong thing or did the wrong thing, Lao Zhu could still kill the protagonist. At most, it's just a few hits. There are also the Gao Qi incident, the imperial examination incident, and the steel incident. Some small characters, big characters, the emperor's reaction, the protagonist's reaction, just these three can write eighty or ninety chapters. But the author writes too quickly, giving people a quick overview, and lacks depth. Also, it is necessary to eliminate the feudal clan, no matter who becomes the emperor. Unless the protagonist is now sitting directly near Gansu, or running directly to Taiwan or the Philippines. Those areas were too far from the central government and posed little threat to the central government, and the costs of reducing the vassal state were high. Only the protagonist can be safe. Historical events should be written very slowly, very long and very detailed. The author did not dig deep enough into certain historical events and wrote in insufficient detail.

Zhu Yuanzhang may have felt sorry for anyone, but he definitely did not feel sorry for his own sons. The author set the pig's trotters as Zhu Yuanzhang's sons, so he had no position or qualification to bring in the private black man Zhu Yuanzhang. If you are set as the son of a bureaucrat, I have nothing to say, because it is true that being an official does not make a living, but Zhu is considered to be very good to the people and his son among the emperors.

I would like to give the author a suggestion, either write a book about the struggle for hegemony in the late Yuan Dynasty and kill Zhu Yuanzhang, or, even more awesomely, a direct uprising in the early Ming Dynasty to overthrow Zhu Yuanzhang. I just don't understand. If you look down on Zhu Yuanzhang so much, why should you rush to become his son (the protagonist's background setting). In my opinion, it is better for the author to set up a story about a native protagonist who is not a time traveler and has a lower starting point than Zhu Yuanzhang (a lower status than a beggar, such as a woman or eunuch, I can't think of others), and wins the kingdom. Maybe more people will agree with the author.

If you want a book to become popular, if there are more book reviews and more reviews, you would do well to set the review threshold for newcomers and new books. I am trapped in a cocoon and complain about my small collection! Cancel it quickly and set it so that anyone can comment, no matter good or bad. Only when there are more of these can the book become popular!

This book is really good. Can you please add more details?

If the protagonist does not want to reduce the vassal, then he can only rebel. The emperor's strengthening of the centralized power of the vassal king will be too harmful.

This is one of the more delicately written historical military texts I have read in recent years. The author's focus is not on science popularization, but on characters, which is very vivid. The article is well detailed and well divided into paragraphs. Based on my personal reading habits, the pace is just right. Finally, I would like to advise those who like cool articles or historical articles not to mix in bad comments.

This book feels very interesting to read, it's really good

In fact, I think the previous writing is pretty good. As a result, he was jailed. Alas. Maybe it's due to homogeneity. I feel like since someone wrote Mingchu became popular, a large number of people followed the trend.