The Ming Dynasty: The Sun Never Sets, as I Guide Zhu Di from Behind the Scenes

It's okay, come on, for me, the poisonous point is that Zhu Di doesn't believe in the protagonist. As for the protagonist's actions, modern people should be treated as gods. He saved the queen and didn't express gratitude. At least he had a better attitude.

The History of the Ming Dynasty and the History of the Qing Dynasty are two of the most unreliable history books in the history of the world. One is widely criticized and the other is widely fanned. Internet novels are more reliable than these two written rubbish.

You won't be writing about Zhu Di and being suspicious and being persuaded all the time. If so, don't write about it.

I only provide suggestions that I think. Compared with the previous chapters, the protagonist's presence has become smaller and smaller in recent chapters. I know that everything is foreshadowed by the protagonist, but this sense of presence, the feeling of letting the readers take the place, does not mean that you explain it at the beginning. You have to deepen this feeling. Also, compared with the previous content, all changes are directly related to the protagonist. Now this relationship has weakened several links, which is a very bad situation. I am just a reader who offers opinions, so please don't criticize me. I am just analyzing the contents of the previous chapters and comparing them with my current feelings. Although I always ask you to update more, quality is undoubtedly the most important.

If you want to change history, you just have to be the emperor.

It's from Xinghuo. It's very well written. Come on!

Sure enough, he was a eunuch. It is obviously the style and standard of Xiaobai's writing, but he insists on writing in an inscrutable way, contradicting himself, making it more difficult for himself to write, and not knowing what he is not sure about!

Rotten? Just a quick buck and he ran away. If there is no explanation of the chapter, he must have run away.

I have caught up with the latest chapter, and it seems that the author's intention is for Shen Su to follow Pan Jixun's concept of water control methods, to use water to attack sand and use rivers to control rivers. By building high and narrow embankments, the flow rate of the river water is increased and the sediment is carried away. The previous article talking about Huitong River and water transportation should refer to the Yellow River bursting in the 24th year of Hongwu, which caused the channel of Huitong River to be silted up, thus affecting water transportation. It can be estimated that the next strategy for water control may be to control floods in the Yellow River, dredge the river, dig Qingjiang Pu, and restore water transportation. Is it possible to control the Huaihe River by the way? After all, the Yellow River captured the Huaihe River during the Song Dynasty. From the perspective of the protagonist, it is impossible not to pay attention to it. However, the Qingpu River should have been excavated by Pingjiang Bo Chen Xuan in the eighth year of Yongle and completed in the thirteenth year. Not sure if this is the case. Too lazy to look up information. However, Qingjiangpu alone took five years (based on the above data, it may not take five years), and Shen Su's water control should not be less than five years at least. Considering the political and economic conditions in the early Ming Dynasty, as well as the geographical and astronomical conditions, it should be about three to five years. It takes too long to show the level. It's too short and not very realistic.

After reading a few chapters, I wanted to ask about the issue of the vassal king not reducing his military power. If the vassal king in the mainland has no worries about external troubles, where does the money come from to raise three guards and generals? It's not just that the people in the fiefdom were unlucky. It would have been very difficult to raise a large nest of greedy fat pigs, and there were also tens of thousands of hawks and dogs. . . . Also, people's hearts are unpredictable, and the fourth brother has made a good start. The brothers can definitely imitate the same. The pigheads have military power in their hands, and it is inevitable to expand. They will be instigated by their subordinates. The destiny is mine. If I kill the fourth brother, it will be normal for the war to continue.