I Really Don't Want to Be the Emperor of the Ming Dynasty

I thought I was writing about rebellion, but who knew I would still be a dog?

The system currently displays Chapter 28, one girl has been accepted, and one more girl is to be decided. Adding the princess, there are 3 people in total. Not bad Three women: One of the eldest brothers is a general who is on the run from the former dynasty and holds an army. One man's father is the top god of war in the world. A father is the founding emperor, and he is also the eldest daughter. Overall, the current story progress is OK. It is estimated that we have to take Zhao's route, otherwise the three sea freighters will go far away

If you add two chapters today, I will give you a reward. Does the author dare to follow?

I really like reading novels about the Ming Dynasty. I hope the author doesn't want eunuchs!

Breaking news... Rooting, rooting...

Looking forward to it... Hurry up and code!

In the first chapter, Shennong was poisoned to death. Calling Li Shanchang to resign in public, such an important thing in front of at least dozens of people? In the public, asking Zhu Yuanzhang to withdraw the imperial edict, can this kind of thing be said in front of at least dozens of people? I think I lost my brain after traveling through time.

During the Zhu Yuanzhang period of the Ming Dynasty, officials were required to write a suicide note before going to court. When you are an official, your salary is low and you cannot support yourself. You have to be greedy. Those who are not greedy can only rely on their family. Can those who do not have a family become an official? Will you be able to do farm work as a civilian? In the past, crop yields were not high, and it was a problem to be able to support oneself after paying taxes. And Zhu Yuanzhang was not just a bowler at the beginning. When he joined the army, he was already a captain of thousands. He also inherited the inheritance after his father-in-law died. Let's take a look at what he did after he became the emperor. His serious small-landlord mentality and political ability are not to mention how many people were implicated in several major cases in the early Ming Dynasty. What his son did in the fiefdom was just a few scolds. And if you are his heir, why can't he kill you? If you travel to the early Ming Dynasty, why not wait for death?

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