Great Ming: I Revealed My Transmigration, and Old Zhu Lost It

A self-righteous time traveler, some of Zhu Yuanzhang's policies were only due to the limitations of the times, but they were basically correct at the time, including Zhu Yuanzhang's anti-corruption campaign with killing to control violence. Don't forget that in the early Ming Dynasty, due to the centuries of weakness of the Song Dynasty and the century-old unification of the Yuan Dynasty, the entire Chinese nation The cultural context and spirit of that era had almost been lost. During the Zhu Yuanzhang period, except for a small number of civil and military personnel in the Manchu dynasty, the rest could be said to be wolves, tigers and leopards. Zhu Yuanzhang's repeated wars with foreign countries made the surrounding foreigners re-understand the status of the Han people. The king of the Han people Zhu Yuanzhang's position has been consolidated. According to Zhu Yuanzhang's hundreds of years of understanding of the surrounding foreigners, the Han Dynasty was either weak or two-legged. Internally, he used violent means to counter violence with violence, changing people's understanding and people's hearts in a very short period of time, making the mainstream justice in society greater than evil. Zhu Yuanzhang After Lao Si came to power, he continued to wage wars externally and compiled the Yongle Grand Ceremony internally, which made the Chinese nation's spirit and spirit stand at the top of the world again. Although the lives of the people at the bottom were still difficult at that time, it was also the inaction of future generations. It did not make this country continue to become stronger. At least With the efforts of Zhu Yuanzhang and Zhu Laosi, the Ming Dynasty can be said to have achieved all the innate conditions for the industrial revolution. In ancient feudal society, Confucianism was the biggest obstacle to the industrial revolution. However, after Zhu Laosi, the country has achieved all the conditions to promote the industrial revolution. Regardless of whether it is the emperor's power, prestige or the hearts of the people, as a time traveler, you can tell Zhu Yuanzhang some advanced institutional theories of later generations. However, without Zhu Yuanzhang's prerequisite of mass killing, I can tell you clearly that none of your systems can promote it, especially In the early days of Zhu Yuanzhang, the environment faced by the entire Chinese nation could be said to be more serious than that of the late Qing Dynasty. Zhu Yuanzhang promulgated 15 countries without conquest in the early years of Hongwu. Even a self-made emperor like Zhu Yuanzhang had to implement this method. You can imagine how great the difficulties the country faced at that time. Before Zhu Yuanzhang, whether it was the northern grasslands or the surrounding foreign races, they mainly focused on robbery in the entire Central Plains. But starting from Zhu Yuanzhang, the entire surrounding area wanted to occupy the Central Plains. One just wanted to come over to grab something, and the other just wanted to occupy you entirely.

Well, I want to correct the problem of the Ming Dynasty clan with the author. The Ming Dynasty clan was indeed a cancer, but by the middle and late Ming Dynasty, it could no longer pay out so much money. During the Jiajing period, the clan salary was only one-third of the salary, accounting for about one-tenth of the national annual income. Especially by the late Ming Dynasty, most clans could no longer receive money, and they could not do business or serve as officials. The clan was the reason for the demise of the Ming Dynasty, but it was not the main reason.

I think the biggest criticism of this book is that it is too vague when it comes to revealing things about future generations to the ancients. There is even a chapter where the main content is mentioned. The rest are all unnecessary and unnecessary content. It takes a long time to talk about the main content. The impression is a bit poor.

Forget about water, what will be written after chapter 250? Author, take a look for yourself and see what you wrote. The little Tatar prince's surname is Bai? A small country dared to threaten the ministers of the Ming Dynasty who destroyed the former Yuan Dynasty in the court, but they were also important ministers of Zhu Yuanzhang. The most important thing was that Zhu Yuanzhang still spared no effort to cater to the little Tatar prince. Why, he changed his surname to Song in Ming Dynasty? And that Baiyin, is it disgusting or not? Also married. Why, Zhu Yuanzhang wants to form an alliance with the Tatars and destroy the friendship between the two countries. When did the Tatars and the Ming Dynasty ever have friendship? Is it true that Zhu Di, who is really friendly, also attacked Wuzheng Grassland and reached Langjuxu Mountain? Author, what do you think? Let's play cosplay. What's your cosplay?

Pig's feet have always been emphasized to be afraid of death and pain. The emperor can manipulate such people at will, and Zhu Yuanzhang was cruel enough to expose his weaknesses and wait for death.

Is this the replacement started from Bai Yin? Not only did the plot end anticlimactically, but the oil section was written again after it had appeared dozens of chapters ago. The telescope was also written when the grenade was used, and it was actually written at the end that it was made by the craftsman Hu Soufao, which is still very surprising.

When I saw that Zhu Yuanzhang was going to remove the Imperial Guards in Chapter 208, I was so devastated. Is it because he would become corrupt in the future? Isn't this an idiot? An emperor who doesn't have his own spy network wants to be Chongzhen? What he liked was Zhu Yuanzhang, and what he liked was his approval. Forced to become an author? This private product is too exaggerated

Seriously, no matter what, Hu is also the founding prime minister! Isn't it this way that you always force your wits to show off the protagonist's wit? It started out okay but now it's a bit messy and messy! !

I saw the latest update, and I felt a deep sense of violation just watching it. First, the protagonist abused the Xiaoli Mission in every possible way, and now there is a female character Baiyin. In the feudal dynasty, could a female barbarian treat a high-ranking noble like this? Although this is a simple article, it cannot be so simple that it lacks basic logic.

Abolish the Jinyiwei, it's nothing, and it restricts rights. Just slap your own butt. The last anti-corruption bureau was of no use. If you give them rights, it will be the next Jinyiwei. If you don't give them, let's see what happens to Chongzhen. What does Yushitai do? What does the Ministry of Punishments do? Does Jin Yiwei care about anti-corruption? Who are you looking for to rebel? Find out.