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

When you realize that your son has been replaced by another person, or that he has been possessed, then your son is no longer your son.

I couldn't accept it after reading 94 chapters, so I gave up. Reinstating the feudal system—what a radical idea! The feudal system itself was a policy limited by the times and based on compromise, stemming from outdated communication methods. After several generations, these princes and grandsons would be separated by blood ties and less contact; who would still recognize the sovereign state then?

I'm speechless at those who try to whitewash Emperor Chongzhen. What's there to whitewash about a ruler who lost his country? But there are different levels of rulers who lost their countries! What could he do when he was inexplicably burdened with such a mess? He was incompetent in both civil and military affairs, had never been a crown prince, and had no elder emperor to guide him!

You're extremely poisonous. If you told Zhu Yuanzhang that you were a time traveler, then Zhu Yuanzhang would definitely think that some kind of sorcerer had possessed his son, and that this son was no longer his son. He would be completely dumbfounded, right? How could he possibly keep you?

This not only lowers the intelligence of the supporting characters, but also the main character. A time traveler has the intelligence of a teenager, which is quite touching.

China's unification was made possible by the Qin and Han dynasties and the Communist Party of China, not by the Zhou dynasty. When the Qin dynasty unified China, no one cared whether you were Han or Chu. Europe was once unified, but after the various levels of government were divided up, who cared about the Franks?

Why are all the historical fiction writers these days writing in such a saccharine, farcical style? It's like children playing house. Aren't there any more rigorous, historically accurate works? Or is it that novelists have all been outsourced to studios and no one else is writing them anymore?

The novel extensively borrows historical facts, which, of course, are unaware of Emperor Zhu's past and are purely for educational purposes. However, Emperor Zhu is portrayed as overly arbitrary and impulsive. The protagonist barely speaks before Emperor Zhu makes decisions, completely disregarding the current situation.

From the very first few dozen chapters, they said they wanted to build a fleet because the national treasury was short of money. But now, after more than 400 chapters, the national treasury is still short of money, and the fleet is still just talk. I'm speechless. Dude, you're a transmigrator, aren't you? If you're this useless, why are you even writing a transmigration story? Wouldn't it be better to find a factory and work as a screwdriver?

It looks alright. I hope the protagonist isn't written like the lazy, good-for-nothing type in other books. It would be great if he had some ambition: opening up the seas, having the gentry pay taxes together, commercial taxes, rampant childbirth, overseas colonization, large-scale construction, and rampant deforestation of Southeast Asian rainforests. Then there wouldn't be any miasma left.