The Prince of Ming Dynasty: the Most Powerful Mastermind Behind the Scenes

The Zhoushan section blew me away. If the protagonist was from Zhoushan in his previous life, wouldn't he know when the name Zhoushan came into being? Just blurting out the phrase "Zhoushan Islands" is enough to make you fall off your horse. There is no charge for reading in the island's library, and there is no charge for local chronicles either. You might as well take a look.

It should be the most consistent image of Zhu Biao in history. Hu Jun's version was too weak.

It's too natural to take it for granted~ Travelers are not fuel-efficient lamps! Is it appropriate to do this without any means of suppression?

The writing is too petty. You have such a big golden finger.

Have you never seen a woman? No matter how beautiful a woman is, she cannot be touched. Where is Zhu Biao? Zhu Biao dared to have only one woman with lustful eyes, and he dared to have 10 ministers. If it doesn't work, don't write it It was fine before, but it's disgusting here.

Qin Hui is too vicious. Can't you see that he is taking the blame? He is just taking the blame for the emperor. Yue Fei wants to welcome the Second Saint, so where does he place the current emperor? This is like saying to the emperor that you should abdicate and I will go find the previous emperors. In the emperor's heart, Yue Fei was both disloyal to the emperor (disloyal to the current leader and longing for his predecessor) and disloyal to the country (the Three Saints were fighting, and the general was not the country). He was capable and had military power. Can Yue Fei survive? But the emperor could not do it himself, so he had to let Qin Hui come.

I love Zhu Yuanzhang so much. You can say that Zhu Yuanzhang is a military strategist or something. As for political governance, I can't think of any talent he has. He didn't understand people's hearts, didn't understand economics, didn't understand how to govern a country, and only cared about his family and future generations. He was a peasant with military talent and a small peasant mentality. It can be said that among the founding emperors, Zhu Yuanzhang was the worst emperor.

The prince and his guards called each other brothers. You must have watched too many TV dramas. In ancient times, calling brothers was not purely polite, and most of them were not polite. Literati call each other brother and brother because of the relationship between their masters. They can be regarded as a different kind of senior brothers. It is no joke that the eldest brother is like father. By extension, the eldest brother is like father and is the head of the family. He is not the head of the household in the household registration book. He is the real head of the family and can be regarded as the head of the family. You have found so many stepfathers for the protagonist!

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.

Finished Chapter 49! I feel that the writing is too high, and the pursuit of interests is all about the country and future generations. We can't see the life of the Ming Dynasty. For example, we used to talk about the end of the world, such as aliens colonizing the earth in 2025. (Alien technology is actually just about being able to fly out of the planet, and the guns are very powerful.) When the protagonist is still in the war in 2026 and becomes the main target, does he have to build thermal weapons at the beginning? A bunch of time-travelers who died early. Did the protagonist pull out to study steam artillery, aircraft carriers, aircraft, and aerospace? Should we fight for world hegemony at the beginning and dig up resources? After digging and have a technological foundation, we can then fly to our alien hometown to destroy other people? (It's too ridiculous) The protagonist can write some events to change the national policy established by Zhu Yuanzhang, but he can't write and change the national policy in everything! (I have read an article about a traveler who made toilet paper at the beginning and improved sanitary conditions! It is also very good. There is also an explanation from the Historical Records. The general meaning of the Historical Records is that no matter where men and women are, they just find a place to go to the toilet. Some use earth and rocks, and some hold up their pants and leave! The streets and alleys are thunderous if you are not careful, and there is yellow everywhere when it rains. Soup, when Confucianism and feudalism were serious in the Qing Dynasty, there were still women going to the bathroom on the street! I personally feel very immersed in it. Can you wash your hands and take a bath? Do you dare to eat the food of various small vendors?) The second and third sons are adopted sons in the beginning, which is a bit poisonous, although there is an explanation. But the later chapters are awkward to read (the setting can be changed in the book, but the main character should change the fate and thoughts of the people around him. The character should be changed based on the protagonist's sight of different historical figures. For example, Zhu Yuanzhang looks domineering and decisive in killing, but he actually likes to eat sweets, and he likes to watch loyalty to the country. Isn't it possible? Why do we have a setting where the descendants are adopted sons without fighting for power? It is better to write like this, Zhu Yuanzhang only has two sons, one is Zhu Biao and the other is Zhu Di. The other vassal kings to be written are Zhu Biao's sons. In this way, as long as Zhu Di is guarded, the throne will be more stable, and the salary of the later vassal kings can also be written, but look at the end Does anyone read it? It writes about the issue of royal salary and going to other countries to become vassal kings. It is well written, but there is a premise. The Beiyuan Dynasty has not been settled yet. The country was first established. Zhu Di is only eight years old, Zhu Biao is only fifteen, and the second and third brothers are only ten years old. Even if I want to write about it, I should write about the imperial salary after the Ryukyus are conquered. The question is, is it better to seal one of them out? And just seal it out? Then the salary of hundreds of thousands of royal heirs is still not solved? Writing the title of king, the Ming Dynasty really has this courage! ? The grain and grass of the Ming Dynasty, the logistics are not prepared? No ideas? What people around me who used to be soldiers do not know that the conditions of being a soldier in the Ming Dynasty are difficult? Open the golden finger and find a money-making project (Zhu Yuanzhang and other civil and military officials of the Manchu Dynasty prepared grain, grass, swords, cotton clothes, some guns and cannons, and the protagonist made money, cotton gloves, hats, snake oil ointment, etc. Are not allowed? Protagonist Can't we prepare some guns that are better than the Ming Dynasty's firearms? Can't we prepare some grenades?) Later, when it was written that the pirates occupied Ryukyu, where were Zhang Shicheng and others? They disappeared? People who wanted to ban the sea for them did you think they would be destroyed just by saying it?

When the protagonist is about to die in the later period, he should be able to replace someone from his own clan, so that the protagonist can live forever. Zhu Bian personally arranged the person to be replaced before his death. The protagonist will continue to regent the Ming Dynasty. According to the development of the times, the imperial power will not have much power in the later period. The author knows more about how to operate than me.

We can arrange for time-travelers to meet, and what readers want to see is these bad jokes.

The protagonist's names for other people are too vicious

There are problems with Zhu Ba Ba's national policy, such as the household registration system, the untouchability system, the military household system, the maritime ban system, the system for ethnic minorities, etc., And they do not allow future generations to change it.

Another suggestion is that the author can, but there is no need to make a big fuss about the imperial examination. The Ming Dynasty itself had the Imperial College, and the purpose of the imperial examination could also be achieved by selecting poor children across the country and educating them.

The setting of this book is slightly novel, and the author's ideas are quite good. But there are too many holes in various details. 🤭The more readers like the author's writing, the more they will find loopholes in the author's novels.

Can you please stop Lao Fang Lao Fang from shouting, it's poisoning me to death?

The author's attitude towards "Chronicles of the Bamboo Book" is obviously extremely lax. Since this book was written during the Warring States and Wei Dynasties, it cannot be ruled out that the theory of Yao, Shun and Yu usurping the throne was used to slander the three families for the promotion of the Jin Dynasty. At the same time, there is also the possibility that the author used his own concepts to project history to attack the abdication trend in the early and middle Warring States Period (such as King Kuai and Zizhi of Yan). Not to mention that the state form during the Yao, Shun, and Yu period was still a tribal alliance, not a dynastic state in later generations. The so-called abdication was a primitive democracy that was common in early civilizations. Its social background was very different from the dynastic era. The leaders of the alliance were subject to greater restrictions and governance obligations, and they were far from being able to keep their word. The power they possessed may not be so great that people could easily usurp the throne (otherwise, direct crusade would be enough, so what's the point of an alliance?).

The biggest failure of this book is that there are too many time travellers, and they are extremely poisonous.

This is the prototype of the Jewish girl that the protagonist is attracted to 🤭

Zhu Yuanzhang harmed Zhu Biao. I have a classmate who studies history. He said something to me. Zhu Biao is the most stable prince in China in 5,000 years. How stable is it? Zhu Biao wanted to rebel against Zhu Yuanzhang. Zhu Yuanzhang would happily send troops and generals to him. Let him rebel. There is no such a stable prince. Also, author, can you read history when writing novels? Your first page made me laugh. Nanmu, it doesn't matter if you write about other dynasties. The Ming Dynasty was very poor at first. How poor can you be? All the people wearing in the palace are old cloth clothes. Sometimes you even have to weave and sell fabrics for money. A nanmu chair was really unavailable in the early Ming Dynasty. It was a peasant rebellion.

Rhetoric. Didn't do anything practical. It's all about daily conversations. The king of oral pleasure pulls his hips whenever he does something. Zhu Biao will never be deposed no matter what he does. Compared to other time-travelers, I don't know how much better they are in fear of being raped. Under such unique conditions, he talks every day and does nothing! It is better to do one thing than to say a thousand things.

What can I say? I can't see it. If you are a bookworm, it is best not to read it. The more I looked at it, the weirder it became. I felt something was wrong, but I just didn't know what was wrong. It's like the protagonist treats everyone as a fool. Treat all time-travelers as fools. Although the protagonist also traveled through time, it's so weird!

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Why are there so many historical books about the Ming Dynasty recently? In the past, there might not be a new one every month, but recently they are everywhere.

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The author is very happy with this hexagram. He arranges a pipe industry to make steel and build trains. How much manpower will be consumed to cover four vertical and four horizontal railways? The army is responsible for arresting people and building it all the way to Western Europe. Arrange a managed salt factory to dry the salt, and the salt and grain are bound to the treasure banknotes. Arrange one to be in charge of agriculture and the development of marine resources, and the other to be in charge of overseas trade. Internal affairs fool Zhu Tongshoe arranged for the Royal University of Political Science and Law and the Royal Institute of Technology. If all the rotten scholars go to literature, whoever wants to be an official will be killed. This is a really cool article.

Chapter 55 is the author picking readers, probably a licker.