Daming: If You Are Asked to Become a Vassal, What Do You Mean by Building a Palace?

Seeing 5 taels entering the city immediately poisoned me.

A single character is a prince, and a double character is a county prince. The son of the emperor is a prince, and the son of a prince is a county prince. . .

I don't want to watch you when I see you making a King of Peking... Even if you make a King of Ji, that's fine

Thanks to the Shennong people, I thought it was a good book, but it turned out to be really poisonous. At the end of the Qing Dynasty, there was a large inflow of silver. At that time, soldiers' military pay was only 3-5 taels of silver a month. You went to the city at the beginning of the Ming Dynasty to collect 5 taels of silver? The biggest fear when writing historical articles is that the most basic knowledge is written in vain.

When an author writes a book, doesn't he know how to do it without checking the information first? King of Peking? How can you write it? Five taels of silver into the city? Do you know the concept of five taels of silver in the early Ming Dynasty? Even if there were materials, the city could be built in such a short time? What about playing house? After reading a few chapters, the whole flow...

I feel relieved when I see the comments. The readers' eyes are sharp. Chapter 1: When I saw the so-called King of Peking, I immediately had no desire to watch the afternoon. If you don't know, don't you know how to look up the information?

King of Peking. . . Isn't he the Prince of Peking? How could a Ming Dynasty prince be a county prince? Either he is the King of Yan and violates Zhu Di's taboo by choosing a King You or King Ji.

As you can imagine, isn't Peiping just Beijing? Before Zhu Di's rebellion, he was the King of Yan who ruled Beijing. Later, when he snatched the throne from his nephew, he moved the capital from Nanjing to Beijing and gave the capital to the protagonist. Where do you want Zhu Di to live? Which dynasty in China would seal off the capital? Is there anyone watching this?

After reading the second chapter, it was too much cheating. I am not very capable and my tone is not small.

Peiping is the name of Beiping County in the Jin Dynasty. If Zhu Yuanzhang was in the dynasty, it would make sense for Pig's Foot to be the fourth prince of Yan and Fan, and he was granted the title of Prince of Beiping. His current identity is the fourth prince of Emperor Yongle, the eldest brother is Prince Zhu Gaochi, the second brother is Zhu Gaoxi, King of Han, and the third brother is King Zhu Gaosui. Pig's Foot is neither fish nor fowl, King of Peiping? Do you think that makes sense?

The author is uneducated. The emperor's son is named a prince, then a county prince, and a king of the opposite sex.

Dear writer, your new book is very good. I have joined the new book investment group. Please update~

Read the introduction. Do you understand how to make money in infrastructure construction? All I know is boring fighting.

Pure cool writing! The King of Peking tolerated it, but what the hell are those behind him? Can the feudal king just leave the feudal clan as he pleases? Has the imperial decree come down? Have you paid your respects to the emperor? They have a complete set of procedures, otherwise it would be a violation of the law and there would be a big problem! And how could a vassal king not have a large army of people following him? What about the Guards? Inexplicable slap-in-the-face plot of Shuangwen, bad reviews

As soon as Emperor Yongle moves the capital to Peking, your work will be in vain. Then the land will be changed and plowed again! Even the donkeys in the production team don't do that. Even if you get on it in the future, how long will you have to wait?

When I saw the beginning, I knew that the protagonist would kill his brothers in the future. Renzong in history has turned into a sinister villain. Even if he was hypocritical, Renzong did not kill his brothers until his death. That is true Renyi.

Is it fun to be a dog boss for Zhu Di?

Shennong passed away! Poisoned to death