Great Ming: I Reveal from the Start That I’m a Transmigrator, and Old Zhu Is Stunned

When he found out that his son had changed into a different person, or that he had been taken away from his body and possessed. Then the son is no longer his son.

After reading Chapter 94, I really couldn't accept it and gave up. Restarting the enfeoffment system is an outrageous idea. The enfeoffment system itself was a policy limited to the times and based on compromise due to backward communication methods. These princes and grandsons were enfeoffed. After a few generations, their blood ties were far away and their contacts were less. Who would still recognize the suzerain country? Some readers said that nothing would happen to the enfeoffment of the Zhou Dynasty as long as the emperor did not seek death, but history tells us that there is no dynasty in the world where every king is wise and mighty. There will always be faint kings. It is a bit hasty to place hope in future generations. Everyone is talented. I don't know which novel started the genre of restarting the enfeoffment, but I am certain that the author who first wrote this plot may be familiar with history, but he is definitely not familiar with politics, economy, and people's hearts. Indeed, if there is a protagonist like a time traveler, restarting the enfeoffment can make the Ming Dynasty prosperous for a hundred years, but what about a hundred years later? What happens after the protagonist dies? Even if it brings a technological generation gap of hundreds of years to Ming Dynasty, the rest of the world will be useless and will not catch up with this generation gap?

I am speechless for those who talk about cleansing Chongzhen. What is there to cleanse the king of a subjugated country, but there are also different levels of kings of a subjugated country! What should I do if I end up in a huge mess for no apparent reason? I am not good at literature or martial arts, and I have never been exposed to business as a prince, and I don't have an old emperor to make up for my mistakes! The only thing you can do is make a lot of mistakes, maybe you can live happily for decades and then leave the mess to your descendants, and then the country will be subjugated? In the late Ming Dynasty, one or two good emperors could not save it! At least Chongzhen still had a lot of backbone. After all, if he fled south, there might be someone like him from Nan Ming. There was still some hope that he would be succeeded by his descendants and become a subjugated king!

Poisonous, you and Zhu Yuanzhang are time travellers, so Zhu Yuanzhang must think that some monster has taken away my son. This is not my son anymore, so I am just stupid, right? How could he keep you?

This not only improves the intelligence of the supporting characters, but also improves the intelligence of the protagonist. It is quite touching that a time traveler has the IQ of a teenager.

The reason why China was able to unify should be thanked to the Qin and Han dynasties and our party, not to the Emperor of Zhou. When the Qin State was unified, who cared whether you were Han or not?

Why do all those who write historical articles nowadays have a shitty style? It's like children playing house. Isn't there any more rigorous writing that is in line with the times? Or are there no studios to write novels now?

A large chapter is copied from history, of course Lao Zhu doesn't know about it, it's just a matter of popular science. But Lao Zhu was written in a way that was too arbitrary and irritable. The protagonist only had to say a few words before Lao Zhu made various decisions without considering the current situation at all. Think twice before acting. In Lao Zhu's case, he didn't even think twice. Secondly, for many policies or actions, the protagonist will come up with some, Lao Zhu will push a little, and he will give a hammer in the east and a hammer in the west. Now that the protagonist has identified himself as a time traveler, it is time to make an outline with Lao Zhu and others, priorities, which ones will have quick results, which ones will just lay the foundation, etc. Finally, the plot is biased towards short stories. Maybe the author has no overall idea of ​​the system's overall reform of the Ming Dynasty.

From the first few dozen chapters, I said that I wanted to build a fleet, but the treasury was short of money. But after more than 400 chapters, the treasury was still short of money, and the fleet was still talking about it. I was speechless. Brother, you are a time traveler. You are such a waste. You still write a gross time travel. Why don't you find a factory to make screws?

It looks okay. I hope the main character will not be written like other books that are careless and wait for death. It would be nice to be a little ambitious. Open the sea, the gentry all pay for food and business taxes, have crazy births and then colonize overseas, build large-scale construction projects, and cut down the primeval forests of Southeast Asia. Then there will be no miasma.