
Forging the Great Ming Through Martial Arts
武锻大明
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- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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The author knows nothing about politics or economics. Agriculture is the foundation of any country, especially big countries. If agriculture is not done well, there will be no industry, let alone commerce! ! ! ! ! Abandoned
The author's historical level is probably that of a TV series.
Why is it so unstoppable in the introduction? Even Jianwen made Zhu Di embarrassed in the early stage and set traps. Was he afraid that the people would live a good life? , Must we suppress it and start a war? Nanjing is not suitable as the capital, and Beijing and Luoyang are both right
Traveling across all corners of the world as our home, we are filled with all kinds of charms once we enter.
I can't see it anymore. As an emperor, he often leaves the palace. I really don't know what to think. Even in modern times, there are very few, let alone the ancient era of backward transportation and communication. In addition, the protagonist does not understand how to engage in business as soon as he comes to govern, and how to talk about other things if agriculture is not solved. As the saying goes, food is the first priority for the people, food and security are the first, and food and security can definitely be reformed.
I have a lot of time to write about Zhu Yunxi and Zhu Yunwen, and I am a bit tired of aesthetics. The streets in the late Ming Dynasty were even worse. There is very little written about the middle period of the Ming Dynasty.
The protagonist in the author's works does things half-way... And then stops halfway through? What a joke. He has no structure and is not a person who does things. If he doesn't know how to cut down the vassal, he should learn from Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. Anyone who doesn't want to fight among themselves or hurt harmony is a moral virgin bitch. Political struggle has always been cruel, and there is no struggle for power without bloodshed. If you are afraid of this, you will have to find a place in the mountains and old forests to live alone and live a prosperous life. At first glance, the author also has a smattering of knowledge about history, humanities, geography, politics, economy, culture, systems, classes, power relations, etc., Without any understanding or opinion of his own, and the novel he writes is like a poisonous piece of writing.
The banner of Zhu Di's rebellion is to side with the Qing emperor. As long as Zhu Yunwen is thick-skinned enough, it is enough to be a puppet emperor. The crime of regicide is something Zhu Di can never bear. As long as Zhu Yunwen is stubborn enough, there is still a chance for a comeback. Zhu Yunwen is definitely stupid to fake his death and run away. Is there any author who writes a book based on this idea...
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I hope that the following article will not include the plot of Zhu Di surrendering and then taking him in...