I Grew Food in the Late Yuan Dynasty

I've read more than 100 chapters, and now I'm back to ask who the heroine is? If it had been a single female protagonist, I would have completely given up on it. What kind of pure love can you have when you are an emperor in the ancient times? What nonsense! If you don't marry a plain-headed white man like you, which family will help you? Not only will your investment be in vain, but if it doesn't work well, your whole family will be killed. Although I hate aristocratic clans, in ancient times it was necessary for aristocratic clans to compete for hegemony in the world. If you want to write about which of the assistants becomes the emperor, then it's up to you. It doesn't matter if you don't have a heroine. It mainly depends on what route you decide. You don't want to see a person who just says he doesn't want to have a harem and just has a single female lead. I can understand that you want to appease those who are pure lovers, but you also have to think about what those who are harem-lovers think. To be honest, there are always more people who have harem abortions than those who have pure love affairs. They just seldom come out to speak out and quietly retreat if they don't like it. There are also some people who are very strict about the details of relationships and don't care about the single heroine or the harem. They only care about the status of the protagonist and the positioning of what he wants to do to see if it is reasonable. If you don't pay attention to this point in the hegemony style, you will lose points in the hearts of these people. Unless you are in a fantasy world and can overturn the world by yourself, compromise is a must in the ancient world. Going back to the beginning, can the big brother who is following the update tell me whether it is a single heroine or a harem now?

There is no distinction between primary and secondary, and the levels are unclear. It keeps going back and forth between Geng D, Geng San, Wang Da, and Monkey. Are they the main characters? Do their names exist in history? It doesn't mean that you shouldn't create some characters, but you can't turn the characters you create into the main line. Dafu describes it. If that's the case, you might as well write a completely fictitious history to avoid readers' criticism. I hope the author can distinguish the priorities. After all, what the readers see is how your protagonist carves out an imperial path and dominates the world among the many anti-Yuan heroes in the late Yuan Dynasty, instead of wandering around among several unnamed characters. I hope the author can adopt it, which may improve your performance .

In fact, emperors like Zhu Yuanzhang can be said to be both lucky and unlucky for the country. Compared with educated emperors like Li Shimin and Zhao Da, Zhu Yuanzhang's policies, especially economic policies, are too short-sighted.

Hey, I haven't read this book, but when I saw everyone's impressions of Lao Zhu in the comment section, I felt very sad that the hero of the generation had become like this. 1. Regarding the murderer (Han Lin'er), is Han Lin'er Zhu Yuanzhang's master? Perhaps from everyone's perspective, it is just a matter of accepting the reign names of Han and Song Dynasties. And there is no consideration for the overall situation of resisting the Yuan Dynasty. 2. Regarding the mass killing of heroes, I do not deny that there were innocent heroes involved, but what most of the heroes were like is recorded in history books. You can't mess around just because you have merit. Then where is the national law? I know there are people who want old Zhu Shuangbiao to mess around with his son, but I want to say that this is a feudal society, not the early days of New China, and Zhu Yuanzhang is not as good as Mao Zedong. 3. Zhu Yuanzhang's economic policy. Zhu Yuanzhang's economic policy is indeed very messed up, but objectively speaking, it is indeed suitable for the environment of the late Yuan and early Ming Dynasty. Those who have studied Ma Zhe should know that nothing is constant, and policies need to change. Your policy may be suitable for the original environment, but it may not be suitable for the middle and late Ming Dynasties. (In addition, no matter how good the system/policy is, it cannot withstand man-made destruction) 4. Regarding the household registration system, Lao Zhu lived in the late Yuan Dynasty and was used to seeing people displaced. In the late Yuan Dynasty, the refugees never disappeared. This made Lao Zhu simply think that as long as the household registration system of the Yuan Dynasty was detailed to every level of scholars, farmers, industry and commerce , everyone became very stable, and in the early Ming Dynasty, various places were generally stable (the rule of Hongwu) ... I hope everyone can have a harmonious discussion and not be black for the sake of being black. This is meaningless. As a feudal emperor with the common people in his heart (compared to other emperors), Lao Zhu is really good. Don't look at characters out of context. Everyone has their own limitations of the times, big or small. Isn't it biased for us to make some overly violent comments from a God's perspective?

It's a pity that this book is very poor at dealing with women. He just likes to pair people up. As an emperor, he still picks up the tattered shoes of other princes when he takes concubines, and his hair is green.

Li Shanchang, Liu Ji, and Hu Weiyong could be recruited as his subordinates; although Zhu Yuanzhang was very capable, he was very ambitious. After getting the first capital from Guo Zixing, he was unwilling to be left behind. He took 24 of Guo's most capable generals such as Xu Da, Chang Yuchun, and Hua Yun to fly away and start a new business, so he could not accept Zhu Yuanzhang as his subordinate. It is best to occupy Nanjing first, and don't let Zhu Yuanzhang hide behind and take advantage.

In the end, we still followed the old path of the feudal empire. People from today cannot be more progressive and have a harem. This is what people want now, and they are waiting to be decapitated by the annihilation of the country in 300 years. There is also a great deal of compromise with the landlord class. In the past, the internal fighting among officials was holding them back. The landlord class has been like this for thousands of years. If you can beat them, in the end, you will still fight internally and internally and externally against outsiders. Incomplete reform means no reform at all

All I can say is to persuade them to retreat at the beginning, return the TM beautiful bandit, return both of them, return the first boss to the second boss, and continue YY.

I originally wanted to check it out, but I saw in the comment section that it said it was a single female protagonist, so run away, it's so disgusting 😰

After reading dozens of chapters, I am very satisfied and feel a little familiar, haha. After reading the author's name, I feel more familiar with the historical works, including Jiedushi of the Southern Tang Dynasty. I don't know if the author still remembers the movie Silver Spear and White Horse Chen Zikun

I didn't expect that there are people who want to write a single female protagonist in ancient emperor-fighting novels.

Clouds follow the dragon, wind follows the tiger, fame and fortune come from dust and earth. Looking at China, the people are suffering, and the fertile land for thousands of miles is barren. Look at the world, there are no barbarians, and every man can make up for what is missing in the way of heaven. A good man, separate from his parents, is only for the common people and not for the Lord. Holding a ninety-nine steel knife, he will stop after killing all the men. I am a man of dignity, why should the Tartars act like horses and oxen? A strong man drinks all the wine in his bowl and never looks back on a thousand-mile journey. The golden drums are beating together and the crowd is roaring, and the yellow dragon will not stop until it is broken.

It's a bit bloody. The beginning is to capture people for food. It can be basically concluded that they have done this before. In addition, the villain is a woman and everyone knows what kind of urine it is. The matter of casually eating people as food is completely cleared up. If you put yourself in their shoes, when you encounter these vicious bandits at the beginning, they will kill themselves and eat their flesh at every turn. Excluding the protagonist's inappropriate and cruel character, a normal person would not be as carefree as the protagonist. It's quite embarrassing. I really don't know how to express my feelings when facing bandits who can kill me at any time and still smile playfully. I am really too lazy to talk about the female bandit leader in troubled times. From the setting, it can be seen that she basically brings food to the protagonist. To put it more realistically, being a leader has nothing to do with beauty. My sister has nothing to say here. To sum up, it is the love story of Mantis. When I saw the protagonist strategizing and winning a grand scheme thousands of miles away, I almost ran away, but I was so fascinated that I went back to be a bitch.

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I can't stand the first chapter. I'm wearing a suit, carrying grain and landing on the ground. I meet a bandit on the ground. The bandit king is two sisters. When they are brought back to the village, I feel like the protagonist has to be a slave to the sisters. I really can't stand it.

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At the beginning, the two female village leaders immediately persuaded them to leave.

The country name is so fucking nonsense. China has been called Zhongtu, Zhonghua, Zhongxia, Huaxia, China, etc. Since ancient times. If you use the country name Huaxia, you will only be laughed at.

Zhu Yuanzhang fought so fiercely that he accepted him as a dog. It's still too late. After reading so many books, no one accepted Zhu Chongba as his younger brother.

I read four or five chapters and I didn't want to read anymore. The protagonist was caught and was going to be killed. Suddenly there was a lot of nonsense and a lot of things to solve the problem. Then the protagonist was killed again, and then the protagonist was some kind of nonsense brigade. Then the protagonist was not killed again, and then there were all kinds of threats and all kinds of nonsense.

Without large-scale muskets, going forward is useless.

In the future, Pig's Feet must occupy seaside territory, engage in foreign trade, and deny compensation, so that it can develop faster.

After reading the latest chapter, there are signs of being addicted to women, which is not good! You said that you are a modern person and you have been educated normally for more than 20 years. Monogamy has long been deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. You still think about a harem, right?

An emperor returns a single heroine, but later picks up broken shoes. . . .

Hahaha unlucky protagonist 666

Can you update the current power map?

Personally, I think all the novels of the late Yuan Dynasty. It's okay if you want to compete with Lao Zhu for the world, but if you don't compete with Lao Zhu for the world, what's the point of not even recommending Empress Ma to be the heroine? In thousands of years of history, can you find three virtuous queens like Empress Ma? You know who the most eye-catching woman is, but you just don't want it. Aren't you giving readers a thorn in the side? Either you will follow Lao Zhu if you don't fight for hegemony, or if you fight for hegemony, you will definitely push Queen Ma, the established heroine

As a time traveler, simplified Chinese characters and Arabic numerals are the only magic weapons for cultivating scholars, but you insist on recruiting these scholars. Most scholars after the Song Dynasty are not sanctimonious people. He bullied the weak and feared the strong at heart. How arrogant he was after Zhu Di in the Ming Dynasty, he could be a slave in the Qing Dynasty.

It's okay, it's pretty good-looking, come on

Chang'an is not suitable to be the capital. The environment in Guanzhong is not good. The development of the previous dynasty was too ruthless. It is already the age of navigation. What do you think of moving the capital inland? Nanjing is also fine!