Great Ming: I Found the Crown Prince's Grandson and Raised an Eternal Emperor

If it is an original fictional article, then this book is considered a pretty good one. But as a time-travel historical novel, there are too many common sense errors. As the eldest grandson, Zhu Xiongying is undoubtedly the first heir as long as his identity can be proven. As a result, I hesitated here. It is easier to understand than writing a question about the authenticity of identity. As for the fact that the hardness of iron is lower than that of conventional steel, it is a minor problem.

Emmm, no, it's not easy to find the eldest grandson. No matter what happens, Zhu Yuanzhang will arrange a bunch of royal guards to protect him secretly, right?

Zhu Yunwen and his mother are bad guys, kill them

Let us drink together from the golden cup, but we will not spare you any mercy! Lao Zhu will definitely make clear arrangements for you, including high-ranking officials, generous salaries, and fine wines and beauties! There will be no shortage of money and power, but when Lao Zhu is about to die, he will be willing to drag you under the coffin! ! !

I couldn't stand it any longer. The first chapter made me laugh. The author didn't even bother to look it up if he didn't know anything about middle school or high school. He didn't change it even after so many book friends commented on it.

Confucianism is the dominant family. No matter how many inventions you make, it is impossible to promote industrial development. Moreover, the roots of Confucianism in the Ming Dynasty are rotten. If you want to develop, you must abolish Confucianism, re-launch ideological propaganda, open up people's wisdom, and write textbooks for at least nine years of compulsory education. Otherwise, no matter how much you do, it will be a waste of time

The main character's IQ is only possible because of the author's mouth! When you see King Yan, don't you think of Zhu Yuanzhang? Still never thought about it once! Hehe

I feel that this writing is comparable to that of the Baozong. In just one year, I took a train and went to sea. The ship could still come back, even when I sent troops to fight against the Mongolian Yuan Dynasty. Was the Baozong in such a hurry when it sent out troops? In ancient wars, when launching a major battle, you must not prepare one or two months in advance!

Are you exercising despite not eating enough so you are not malnourished? Do you want to take a look at what you are writing?

Why do so many time-travel novels start by talking about pulleys? It was clearly recorded in Mozi's time that windlass and pulley were mentioned. It may not be as advanced as modern technology, but many tools have been invented. Do you really think that all construction relies only on manpower? I feel a bit underestimated the ancients, and it is already the Ming Dynasty. It can be said that ancient Chinese science began to reach its peak, began to slow down and stagnate, and the West began to renaissance and began to catch up 😥