The Ming Dynasty's Taoist Emperor, in the Yongle Era

He boasted that the military aircraft department had given me the poison, but he was putting the cart before the horse. Without character or position, the emperor decides whether to use or abolish the institution. Think to yourself whether it sounds familiar. That's right, it's the eunuch. But the problem is, since you are a temporary worker, why should they work so hard for you? Of course, you have the right to use it and it will become invalid upon expiration. The Qing Dynasty was able to do this because the emperor and the Eight Banners shared the world. As a fixed privileged class, the Eight Banners must of course follow the emperor.

They are all bullshit comments. . .

What a contradiction to write. Although some people say this thing is well written,

The Ming Dynasty's Demassar Xuanweisi was previously thought to be in southeastern Myanmar. In the early 19th century, the British discovered a talisman with the words "Demassar Xuanweisi" in the Assam region of India, which updated the understanding of the Ming Dynasty's three announcements and six consolations

🥲🥲A modern scientific system will not succeed if it is abandoned from the political system! Do you think that the Ming Dynasty's era of high imperial power was able to initiate an industrial revolution and develop science and technology? That's nonsense! It's too simple to think

The protagonist is really mentally ill. If the Hu people can't find a political solution, then they should find a chemical solution. Lead powder added to tea and salt can solve the problem very well for the Hu people.

Those who make fools by talking about ghosts and gods will eventually be troubled by ghosts and gods

The protagonist is becoming more and more idealistic. He revolutionizes his own life in a feudal society. Is it true or false? The protagonist has no private messages at all. Am I here to see a saint? If I want to read saints, why don't I read hundreds of schools of thought and Chairman Mao's quotations, haha🙃

By using fairy tales to explain scientific principles, you will understand what backdoor listing is. It's quite interesting to talk about something, it feels like a serious nonsense.

This protagonist is different, that one is different. He establishes destiny with immortals, integrates systems and ideas into mythology, and promotes the reform of the Ming Dynasty with great righteousness. He transforms the Ming Dynasty into the "god" Ming Dynasty, which is probably a replica of the British colonization. There is more than one book that integrates modern knowledge into mythology, and modern knowledge and thought into the Ming Dynasty in a mythical way. However, this book is not extraordinary. It relies on words and plots to slowly promote it, so it is difficult for everyone to accept the new things that appear. I also don't understand why you, the author, created so many main storylines. The protagonist's current goals are too broad and hard to understand.