Leveling Up Life Skills in the Ming Dynasty

Now that Goldfinger is available, can you honestly write about the development of farming? Don't drop your book bag at all times. It's useless even if you read "History of the Ming Dynasty" and "Records of the Ming Dynasty" seriously, because your political level is really not high. You always make violent comments, but you have to know that history has its limitations. Zhu Yuanzhang is always blamed, but the real reasons behind those policies are not seen at all. After the long article, I summarized it in four words: "It's all Lao Zhu's fault"! It makes people laugh when they think about it.

Don't ask about games, I'm not a game customization writer either. Hundred Scenes is a cheat code compiled by me. I don't have this game. Thank you everyone. . . .

I've just read about a hundred chapters, and everything else feels okay. It's just that the old saying that Ming Dynasty died in Hongwu is a bit outrageous. Why don't you say that you died at the birth of mankind? The slow change of people's hearts during the farming period. From the early days of the dynasty, people's hearts and minds were positive and upward, but in the middle period, when interest groups solidified, they continued to decline. Land annexation and so on are inevitable, it is human nature. It has nothing to do with your policy. The difference is whether you can make a big cake and share some of the residue to feed the people. Just speed. Although historical texts are usually a bit private. . Are there too many private goods? Slowly it starts to disgust people. The author is a descendant of northern nomads? Use the late dynasty to negate the policies of the early dynasty characters, and use modern ideas to deny the characters of the farming period? Isn't it a bit too 2? If the character in your novel traveled through time as a prince, would he immediately begin to move towards the Republic? It feels a bit strange. . . While complaining about the old society, the prefect's daughter is engaged, and there is also a One Piece girl. . It makes people feel right and upright. . In addition to using the system to make the pie bigger and leading those around you to get rich, have you really made progress in your thinking?

After reading a few chapters of this book, I feel that the character of the protagonist is very off-kilter. A graduate student in the history department is completely unable to stand up. A woman disguises herself as a man and inherits hundreds of households. No one in Changningwei speaks a word. The whole village is a saint? Have you been emotionally exploited by hundreds of households? If you don't even make the first move to accuse someone, you really think that the official position in the Ming Dynasty is not good. Secondly, the imperial examination for military households and the public health examination are nonsense. Zhang Juzheng has military registration but is not a military household in the guard station. He is registered as a guard in the royal palace. His father does not have to join the army and there are people serving as soldiers in the guard station, so Zhang Juzheng does not need to be a soldier. Wang The palace guards had military status just like recruiting soldiers, but they were not passed down from generation to generation and had no secular position. The palace guards were subordinated to the guards and commanders in the early Ming Dynasty. After Yongle, the palace guards were assigned by the central government and the vassal king could not serve his people. It would be a crime to serve one person without an order. During the Jiajing period, did they follow the old rules of Hongwu? Besides, what is health education for? Although Wei Xue refers to Confucianism, the subjects offered include four subjects of etiquette, archery and calligraphy, and the children of military officers are admitted to the school. None of the sciences are the Four Books and Five Classics. The science of etiquette is imperial decrees, edicts, etc., Calligraphy, calligraphy, mathematics, arithmetic, archery, archery, etc. These are not tested in the imperial examinations.

I really like the title of a chapter in this book: Death in Hongwu. Then let me say this: This book died in the first chapter. How about it, is it metaphysical enough?

There is no priority, the main line is unclear, and the presence of plug-ins is also low. I especially like to popularize science, and I have read more than 100,000 words, 7 of which are about popular science or personal opinions. Many unimportant things are written in large lengths, and then thrown away after writing. It feels like it comes out one after another

This is a painful book, so I will make two points: 1. The eunuchs of the Ming Dynasty were called emperor's masters. . . Mr. Huang is fine too, Master? ? Hehe. 2. A female Baihu appears disguised as a man. . . Um. . When I was born, Po Wen said that I was tight-lipped. . . Forget it, withdraw

A hammer in the east and a stick in the west. He wants to be a rebel but not to recruit people. He wants to be an official but not to study. He said that he needs liver skills, but he doesn't care how serious the protagonist is. He spends three days fishing and two days drying the net. He has no goal and is a waste.

This is boring. If you have any opinions about the Ming Dynasty, just say it yourself. What does it mean if you write it in a book and get other people's approval? Everyone has their own understanding of history, but you want to impose your own emotions on readers? If I keep writing like this, old readers won't be able to bear it anymore and will give up.

I really don't understand, the protagonist, your life is in the hands of others, and you are still here smiling playfully, holding back your laughter. You should have a normal mind after graduating from a master's degree. How does this look like a psychopath?