Ming Dynasty: I Planned to Slack Off, but Then the System Arrived

There are a lot of questions. Will Zhu Yuanzhang allow it? I also did some night stargazing to know that the natives were attacking the city. And you have grown so much overnight, you are really not afraid that Zhu Yuanzhang is worried that the protagonist will be chopped off by a civet cat for a prince. Even if he is not, he is still a monster.

Also, is it really okay for you, the main character, to dance like that? It's both glass and sugar. The general beside you is not yours yet. The food and daily life are all his. You mean you want Lao Zhu to feel at ease. Or you don't want to develop your own power. I don't even want to complain after watching it. A plug king. There are no maids or eunuchs. I'm here alone. Such a big palace. How can you take care of things without servants? You wouldn't think that your house would be clean if no one took care of it for half a month. He had only arrived in the fiefdom for a month and was already making new inventions. Said it was about making money. What do you do with money? If you don't move, the general next to you doesn't have his own power. The three armies still rely on Lao Zhu's army to work. Do you have a secret? An'an gradually expanded the ruling area. Is it difficult to collect more system funds every month? Lao Zhu is not dead. What do you want to do? Just jump now. If Lao Zhu is dead, you can just treat him to a dinner party and accept him as a dog. After all, you will definitely want to do the opposite at some point. Using system funds to arm a modern army of your own can easily handle an army of 50,000 or 60,000. Numbers are nothing against modern weapons. Before Maxim, it could be said that the group charged. You won't watch too much TV or play too many games. I thought a bullet couldn't kill a person. Do you know how difficult it is to judge honorary soldiers in our country? It can be said that it is common for one person to kill hundreds of people in a battle. This is a reference to the counterattack against India. Of course, with comprehensive combat power and body protection, you can easily go out and fight for territory as a bandit. Again, as long as Lao Zhu is alive, you will save money by dancing like glass and candy. Think about what you want to do.

Originally, the fight for the crown prince was for the supreme power and future generations, but he actually promised that future crown princes would be elected within the clan. If you choose the son of another vassal king as king, will he recognize you when he takes the throne? Will there be events like the Great Ceremony? Can you guarantee that he will be selfless and then elect from the clan? In the feudal dynasty, this approach seems very abrupt, just like an emperor who established a constitutional monarchy on his own for the long-term stability of the country without external oppression. Isn't this a pure brain disease?

Interesting historical articles either rely on information gaps to play with IQ, or they rely on systems. But they only stick to one edge. It doesn't match Shuangwen at all.

It's annoying if his son is too awesome, and he's helpless if his grandson is too good-for-nothing. Lao Zhu is now in a dilemma. If he wants to have a smooth transition of power, the only solution is to adjust the inheritance system. According to history, Lao Zhu doesn't have these worries. It's really because the fourth son is not awesome enough, and the fourth son Tao Guang Keeping a low profile is a wrong approach. As long as Emperor Yongle's ability is only half used, this emperor will do it steadily. Now he meets a Xiao Shiba who is many times more powerful than Emperor Yongle. Old Zhu is really numb. This Zhu Yunwen has to be eliminated. I believe that Old Zhu can still grasp it...

The author should not consider the issue of whether a concubine is a concubine or not. Beggars can become Hongwu, why can't a concubine seize the throne? There is no need to fight outside and then come back. He can directly coerce the world and then ascend to the throne. Interspersed with the love between father and son and the storyline of seizing the throne, succeed in ascending the throne and then go outside to conquer the kingdom, so that everyone in the world can see the style of the King of Dian! In case Lao Zhu is so pissed off after fighting outside and coming back, he won't be able to prove to him how wrong his choice was! He came to power directly and let Lao Zhu and the people of the world understand what it means to be a heroic leader and appreciate the great talents and strategies of the King of Dian after he came to power! This is the most enjoyable thing! The author, please consider it!

I don't know if it's okay to write about science and technology in historical books. I also want to make my ancestors proud of us, so I like this kind of writing, but there are too many controversies. I want to read a book that is reasonable and basically logical. Can the ancient people really do it from their ideological cognition and material base to the upper level? What I want to read is a book that is done after analyzing the feasibility (this is not nonsense, or deceiving the emperor to support it, or convincing most people to support it like a public debate)

How can I put it this way? I am particularly disgusted by those protagonists who are careless. They are boring to watch. This kind of thing will definitely cause visual fatigue without dozens of chapters.

What's even more ridiculous is that in the Ming Dynasty, princes fell in love and practiced monogamy? Too poisonous, brainwashed by the Ming Dynasty time travel romance drama?

While enjoying the happiness of the throne, the protagonist from time to time says that everyone is equal. This is what the author said himself. First, he said that he went to a fiefdom to become a local emperor. Then he said that the protagonist traveled through modern times and everyone is equal. It is really a slap in the face that he cares about the beginning and not the end.