Early Ming Dynasty: Overturned by Clouds and Rain, He Became a New Saint

Chongzhen: Call the sky! Don't leave! God, how can I live without you? Call the sky! ! !

What kind of cells is the protagonist talking about? WBC and microscope, don't words like these make you feel awkward and picky when looking at them in the environment you are in?

Jing Tian is also an old author, so why is he so immature when writing about internal affairs? Let me just say a few things, take a look: 1. The printing of banknotes actually wants to be measured by material output and prices. This may be the case in modern times, but the Ming Dynasty could not do it. Modern banknotes continue to depreciate and are over-issued every year. It is best not to engage in banknotes in the Ming Dynasty. In fact, the simplest thing is that the Ming Dynasty used gold, silver, and copper coins to combine the physical currency system. This can also guide the expansion of territory for mining. Taibei has silver, Luzon has copper, and Japan has gold and silver. Future expansion will not lose money. Even if Lao Zhu doesn't listen to the advice, then just link the amount of hair style with the gold and silver reserves. If you don't have enough gold and silver, you won't have unruly hair. 2. You are trying to create Xiangshan. Don't you know that Cantonese is similar to a foreign language? I guess the people in Jinling you lead are difficult to move forward, and it is difficult to break into the grassroots level. You still need to hire a translator, and secretly go to the countryside? It would be better to do it in the Susong area next door. I don't know why most authors always think that everyone in ancient times spoke Mandarin, and there is not one author in a million who proposes unified phonetic symbols/pinyin for historical novels. 3. The most speechless thing is the land policy. Guangdong has always had complicated conflicts between locals and foreigners, and the township ethnic groups are very powerful. Until modern times, they still perform English songs and dances every year. It can be said that the township ethnic groups are very united and the people's sentiments are complicated. You have no problem if you want to divide all the land in Xiangshan equally, but you actually want to divide it according to population every two years in the future. This is simply ridiculous. Our government only divided the land equally at the beginning, and I didn't dare to say that it would be divided equally every few years. Do you think you have stronger organizational capabilities than our government? People are selfish, and they think it's okay if you give them more points. In the future, it doesn't matter whether the government can be fair if the points are divided equally on time. Even if it can be done, they will all feel that they have suffered a loss. Then there will be constant fights, and if not, force will be used. During the Qing Dynasty, ethnic conflicts in Guangdong killed people every year. Thank you to the author for laying such a big surprise in Guangdong. 4. Hereditary system. Talking about changing the career hereditary, in fact, no one thought that hereditary in the Ming Dynasty was as stupid as they thought. Generally, there were hundreds of thousands of hereditary families, and the commanders were all military positions, and it was not hereditary, so they could definitely fill the vacancies, and the number of them was not large. You can think of it as a weakened version of the title, because there was no viscount baron in the Ming Dynasty. Lao Zhu may have wanted to give people hereditary treatment, but also wanted them to continue working. In order to cancel the hereditary position, the protagonist only needs money. I think it is not necessary. It is better to suggest adding a viscount and baron, but he does not want the courtesy treatment of the Duke, and just takes salary. After all, there are so many people who have made great contributions but do not meet the standards of an earl and need rewards. At most, there will be reward restrictions for low-level titles. For example, after a few generations, no titles will be paid. Only those with bare honors can work as low-level officials in the yamen. As for the craftsmen and military households, they are not considered hereditary at all. They just say that they are not allowed to engage in other professions, as long as this restriction is broken. I hope that when writing about internal affairs, the author will not make fanciful assumptions, but just do it directly with modern methods. You should combine it with the historical background, and don't always think of improvements in one step.

It's a monster, it's called Tian, ​​but it didn't mention the theme of Chongzhen in the late Ming Dynasty, Ye Qingjie 😏

I thought you were going to write Chongzhen Kai Gundam this time 🤫🤫🤫

A new reader. I looked at the comment section and was still wondering why everyone kept calling Chongzhen. I clicked on the author's homepage and saw that I was so happy. Hahahahaha

I want to watch Zhu Biao's family be saved, and then the protagonist helps Zhu Di establish a country in America. The Ming Dynasty is spread all over the world.

Rumor has it that Zhu Baba likes to kill his son-in-law... Zhu Baba is pretty good to his family, but his son-in-law is not considered a clan member. The nephew would be dismissed from office and beaten, but the son-in-law would die if he encountered it.

The protagonist, Princess Bai Shenshang, is still Zhu Yuanzhang's princess, but she didn't wake up and wanted to eat shit. Most of the daughters of Emperor Taizu of the Ming Dynasty were married to nobles. Even the youngest daughter, Princess Baoqing, was married to a consort with a rank of 1,000 households.

The water is too white, the overhead type is cool,,.

Don't make Da Zhu (Zhu Biao) too pedantic... And the princess is kind to the protagonist, so she probably won't give her a difficult delivery, so Xiao Zhu (Zhu Xiongying) will take over. Therefore, just let Zhu Si (Judy) be the commander-in-chief of the Western Conquest. Taking into account the above factors, don't write too badly about Da Zhu. Moreover, Da Zhu came first before Ming Dynasty. Da Zhu will not be brainwashed by rotten Confucians.

If I don't raise it, I won't be able to see it for ten days and a half. 😟The plot has entered the common part where desire is first suppressed...

After reading Chapter 140, I couldn't stand the rest of it. I felt that the protagonist was a bit too natural. Unruly people come out of poor mountains and rivers. Although it can cause some troubles later, how many chapters do you want to write in Guangdong? The protagonist's stage is still in the court. It's boring to drag it on. And can the reform be treated mildly? Hey, my personal opinion is, don't comment if you don't like it.

This time I hope to help Zhu Biao directly and not play with Judy again.

It's not that Chongzhen is boring. Why are you, a professional in Chongzhen, going to Chongba? Change your mind when you see something different

Is the pursuit reading so low? Basically, after I finish reading every day, the rankings are in the 40s to 60s.

It's too long-winded. There's obviously no historical introduction or anything that affects reading, but it seems like the story can't move forward.

The plot progresses really slowly. I want to see the protagonist develop civilization and farm in Hongwu, instead of having someone come out to show off and slap him in the face all the time.

I really like this kind of historical novel with a strong sense of life. The big things in historical novels are almost broken. Starting from the small things of building a hometown, and doing it for a long time, it can guide some people. Using small things to change the course of history and writing about the Butterfly Effect should be quite difficult. If you write about it, the next great person will be you. The veteran author should change his mind and stop writing about big things. Instead, write about small things in a more detailed way. Maybe it will become popular.

Good life

This King of Qin captures children from the people and castrates them to serve as chamberlains. Such people should be killed as soon as possible. It makes people feel very uncomfortable to see that the protagonist has put so much effort into persuading the King of Qin and wants to leave such a person with a name for future generations. So what to do with those children who were arrested? The protagonist said that he wanted to treat illnesses and save people. Are the children who were arrested belong to the objects of his rescue? It feels like this is a feudal dynasty that eats human flesh and blood after all.

I didn't mention the name change, so I spent a long time looking for books on my bookshelf

The author doesn't want to be more knowledgeable. This book won't make any money...

It's only two chapters long. I'll break it out someday. It's not satisfying to watch.

The protagonist is now at the center of the wave of the times. You can refer to 1978.

It's finished so quickly. This farming book is too fast. I feel that the time travel literature these days is still mainly ancient. Farming is dispensable. The key is to rely on the guidance of modern people's ideas.