Zhu Yuanzhang Can See My Dreams

Now after time travel, my voice has been overheard and my diary has been peeked at. Now it is not safe to even dream.

Recently, Lao Zhu's family has been reincarnated in crazy filth.

Li Jinglong's father is of the same generation as Zhu Di, and he doesn't even know what historical literature to write.

What Zhu Yuanzhang wants to do is to enslave the world. His descendants can do whatever their fathers did. He assigns his sons to various places to be vassal kings. No matter how chaotic the world is, it will still belong to the Zhu family. He really deserves it.

At his core, Lao Zhu has the mindset of an old farmer, and the world is a family rather than a country. If you put aside the national mindset and use the landowner mindset to understand the ancestral methods and various settings he came up with, you will understand: the entire world is the large estate of my Lao Zhu family. The sons are enfeoffed as vassal kings, and they govern various places. They are divided into family properties and take care of the house and courtyard. The children and grandchildren are raised by various places. It can be several million. The manor is full of the descendants of my old Zhu family. No one else can take away this village. It is a plan of all times! Why did Mencius say that the people are the most valuable and the king is the least important? Get out of here, you idiot. I am the owner of a large manor. I am not a master. If you don't believe this, come on and throw out the tablet of Lao Mengtou. Officials at all levels are all managers of all levels of the manor, just wage earners. Corruption is not corruption of the country, it is clearly corruption of our old Zhu family, peel off the day lilies and start walking. Just take care of people and do things honestly, what do you want to do if you get paid and have enough to eat! There are thousands of stewards and reservists in Taixue at any time. Anyway, they are all leeks. After one crop is cut, there will be three more. Farmers have been farming for generations, craftsmen have been making tools for generations, soldiers have been soldiers for generations, and you will be given some land to grow to support yourself. The household registrations of these three types of people remain unchanged, they farm, work, and provide security, and their descendants will never change. Well, for such a good method, we are destined to die. It is called Huang Ming's ancestral precepts. Later generations are not allowed to change. We must follow the ancestral precepts. Our old Zhu family will never change. Go away from the sea trade and fishermen. We have everything in our manor. We farm the land honestly. We are not allowed to go to the sea. There are rebels at sea. If you go to the sea, you are a thief. We should be cut off! What remnant of the Meng Yuan Dynasty? It's another Zhuangzi who came to steal food and people. Just call the security guards who work on the fields to do it. There are 15 countries that are not conquered, and there is no oil or water in the backwoods. It is not cost-effective to ask security guards to do it. My own estate is so big that I am too busy. This is the ideal country in Lao Zhu's heart! No, ideal farm!

Twenty years ago, it was a waste of time to travel through the Ming and Qing Dynasties without rebelling, but now it is fashionable to travel through the Ming Dynasty and become a thug? Fortunately Chuan Qingwen hasn't changed yet. The logic at the time was that in these two dynasties, it was clear that the productive forces had reached a moment of change, but the rulers suppressed various progressive trends for their own interests. A dynasty that persecuted the lower class people the most viciously, and a dynasty that persecuted the Han people the most viciously, were both jackals, tigers and leopards. Nowadays, public opinion only looks at ethnic conflicts. Class conflicts are really not a thing anymore. They are putting the cart before the horse.

Lao Zhu is a good emperor, but not a good boss. No one would like to work for him.

Is there any novel about killing Zhu Yuanzhang at the beginning? Why was it that Zhu Yuanzhang didn't start it? Has it become politically correct to lick Zhu Yuanzhang?

I personally feel that, based on some information I read, the biggest tax issue in the Ming Dynasty was not the issue of whether taxes could be collected later, but the issue of the total stored value of coins, a very serious economic issue Modern countries with stable political regimes will issue additional amounts of money every year. And stable economic growth In the Ming Dynasty or ancient times, although there were copper coins cast into gold and silver for issuance, there were obviously many problems Every time I see historical novels about the Ming Dynasty talking about how to collect taxes, but there is no detail about the additional issuance of coins, I feel very distressed.

Little Potato

How could there be so many officials in the Ming Dynasty for Zhu Yuanzhang to kill? At the time of Zhu Yuanzhang, the total number of officials in the country was less than 30,000, which was not enough to kill one Hu Weiyong case. The main reason why so many people were killed was to implicate family members and even ordinary people. For example, in the case of Guo Huan, "Ci Lian directly affected all the officials in the province, and tens of thousands of people were killed. The stolen goods were sent all over the world, and most of the people's homes were destroyed." Judging from Zhu Yuanzhang's education, he probably didn't think this was bloodthirsty. After all, he "happily lived in the age of Yuan". A large number of people were suffering from long-term malnutrition, and a cold could kill their entire family. Several people froze to death in the winter, several people died of starvation in the spring, several people died of epidemic diseases in the summer, and several people were beaten to death by rent collectors in the fall. These were the daily lives of relatives and neighbors around Zhu Yuanzhang. Zhu Yuanzhang "accidentally entered" the Red Turban Army because the officers and soldiers of the Yuan Dynasty borrowed the heads of ordinary people to use them. "The generals of the Yuan Dynasty did not dare to attack without any fear, but they captured good people in Japan and offered rewards." Tuotuo, who was evaluated in the "History of the Yuan Dynasty" compiled by Zhu Yuanzhang as "Although there are good ministers in ancient times, how can they go beyond that", Tuotuo directly massacred the city in Xuzhou. It is really difficult for him to have the awareness that "people cannot be killed casually" after receiving such intense education from the Yuan Dynasty government for many years. Look at these people who were personally educated by Zhu Yuanzhang, Qin King Zhu Ping liked to "illegally torture the people in the palace, including cutting off their tongues, tying their bodies and burying them in deep snow and freezing them, tying them to trees and starving them to death, and burning them with fire." The fine tradition of rebellion by palace ladies in the Ming Dynasty began from this time. The palace ladies probably relied on Zhu Yuanzhang's "strict education" to no avail, so they took matters into their own hands and killed Zhu Xi. "When the young and old palace people saw this, they were all worried about their lives. As a result, the three old women secretly poisoned the poison and put it into the cherry juice. After taking it, they died without moving." If Zhu Yuanzhang does not make Zhu Biao's son his heir, Zhu Chong will be the heir and will be recalled from Xi'an to be the prince, and he will not be poisoned by the palace maid. As long as he persists for three years, Zhu Yuanzhang will be boiled to death. With him around, the Ming Dynasty would most likely end up worse than the Sui Dynasty. Zhu Zhu, the king of Zhou, once "shot to death the captain of the Yiwei Department of his palace. He sent the head guard sergeant to take a post ship and a horse to buy goods. He married a woman who was already engaged to the birth attendant Yan Dun." The king of Qi, Zhu Shu, was even more powerful. "He followed the command of Zhu Yong and other left envoys, and killed the commanding officers of thousands of families and their entire families, killing 482 people in total." But in terms of who has the most tricks, it has to be Tan King Zhu Zi. "Beat Dian Zhan to death with an iron bone flower. Beat Dian Book to death with a thousand blows of a leather whip. Order Ding to command the men to beat Yi's father. Tie the guards, commander and Ji Shan to their feet with ropes and hang them upside down in the well. Beat Chang Shi Changzeng with an iron whip. Break the arms of the fire-fighter. Use fire moxibustion to punch the fire-hands. Use pills to project the fire. Build a wall with bricks, and let the tigers run around on all sides. Among them, the soldiers were ordered to fight inside. They ordered the palace servants and old women to turn the feces into pellets and asked them to swallow them. After swallowing them, they said: "How beautiful?" Zhu Tan, King of Lu, liked to make elixirs and take drugs. When he got high, he would beat people for fun. "If you beat Huai'an Commander Bi and the reserve commander to death, you will die. If you beat the guard commander, you will die." "Shoot Ji Shan and Zhang Yong with their bows and kill the two firemen." Xiang Wang Zhu Bai was the founder of the counterfeit currency industry in the Ming Dynasty. He "forged treasure banknotes and tortured people." The acting king Zhu Gui's hobbies are relatively specific and he likes horses. "When I went out, I ordered the captain and others to seize the horse. The army horse was riding on a horse holding a guard of honor. The army was walking upside down on the embankment. The old man in charge of the horse did not fight with the school captain. He ordered him to kill left and right, but he also injured many people in a few months." Su Wang Zhu Kai also liked horses, "beating and killing three guards and accepting Hami to enter the horse". Min King Zhu Zhengfeng guarded the chieftains in the southwestern corner of Huguang, and then "collected the seals of the chieftains without permission and killed the officials and people." The king of the valley, Zhu Su, doesn't have that many tricks up his sleeve and only focuses on making money. "Seizing people's land, invading public taxes, and killing innocent people. Yu Tinggang, the long history official, remonstrated, falsely accused Tinggang of slander, and killed him." I heard that some people think that Zhu Yuanzhang loves the people like a son, but I don't know which son he is.

Since the author has so many negative comments about Zhu Yuanzhang in the book, why would Mao give him a golden finger that can peek into the protagonist's dream? Especially after seeing the future of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Yuanzhang not only did not reflect on it, but instead intensified his efforts to implement his policies that could be called coquettish maneuvers. As a time traveler, the protagonist has long been in Zhu Di's position. If he writes like this, should he continue to follow Zhu Laosi all the way to the dark side or simply kneel to Lao Zhu?

The Ming Dynasty was better off dead. It was dead from the beginning, and the root cause lies with Zhu Yuanzhang. If the Chinese nation wants to get rid of the control of Confucianism, it is destined to rely on external forces to break through it. It will never have the chance to break the confinement of Confucianism on its own. China is destined to suffer disaster and be reborn in the fire.

Zhu Yuanzhang is a murderous demon who does not blink an eye. It's too long to deal with him

Zhu Yuanzhang was not a good emperor. His poor background led to congenital deficiencies. He had a very narrow understanding of the world and was short-sighted. He had a peasant mentality and regarded the gentry as long-term workers and the common people as slaves. His love for the common people was only superficial. When it comes to running the country, I'm afraid he's not as good as his own son. It is nothing more than the relatively great achievement of expelling the Tartars and restoring China, which puts him high in the historical ranking. After reading too much historical literature, I came to the conclusion that the feudal monarchy must be eradicated, and only in the democratic republic and equality of all can the people at the bottom live like human beings.

Do those who criticize the Ming Dynasty think that the Qing Dynasty is the best?

If you take the Ming Dynasty compiled by the Manchus as your background, I don't know how many people will be persuaded to quit.

Horrible. Why do so many people like to have their voices heard and their dreams read? For example, what about your erotic dreams? What about your lust? If you are a little crooked in your heart, you will be killed.

It was quite good at first, but when I saw Zhu Yuanzhang confessing to Empress Ma about entering the fairyland, and then saying that Zhu Di was not Empress Ma's biological son, I didn't want to watch it for a moment, historical nihilism!

Lao Zhu's empire is really in bad shape. Sooner or later it will be destroyed.

Finished spreading flowers! ! The novel is okay. Although it ends in an anticlimactic way, the presentation of Goldfinger at the beginning is really good, which makes people more and more excited after reading it. Unfortunately, for Zhu Yuanzhang, the eternal emperor who can recreate China, the character design is really too disgusting, too stubborn, and without an imperial pattern. Repeated admonitions for the protagonist, an immortal disciple, still fixed his own wrong arguments and seldom changed. Zhu Chongba of Empress Ma is an emperor who can be listened to and persuaded. The protagonist can also take the opportunity to work hard for the rise of China. As a result, the plot near the end is very unpleasant. It feels that the protagonist is just developing little by little under Zhu Yuanzhang's oppression and temptation, which is not exciting at all. Zhu Di's The success is vivid in my mind, but in the end, it was Zhu Biao who changed his fate against the odds... Couldn't the protagonist choose not to return to modern times after Zhu Di ascended the throne and become emperor, but still live in the Ming Dynasty? As a result, the prince and the emperor's grandson are still there, and Zhu Di is still alive. After the death of the prince Zhu Biao, will the emperor's grandson really not be able to reduce the vassalage? The struggle for imperial power was constantly emphasized in the previous part, and in the finale, the prince Zhu Biao changed his destiny and stayed in ancient times. I feel that the way Goldfinger is expressed is constantly harming the protagonist. Except for the protagonist's way of behaving and behaving in a way that feels good, the rest of the time-travelers have very little pleasure.

Why are historical time-travel novels almost all about soul travel, and many protagonists still have systems or personal space? It is better to write that the protagonist can travel between modern and ancient times through time and space channels. After all, it is based on Einstein's theory of relativity. It is very interesting to write about the protagonist traveling between modern times and ancient times through time and space channels. This can show the direct collision between modern times and ancient times. There are already many stories about the protagonists rebelling in the early Qing Dynasty, including the Kangxi Dynasty and the Yongzheng Dynasty. It would be interesting to write a book in which the protagonist rebelled between Kublai Khan and Yuan Dynasty in the Yuan Dynasty or Zhu Yuanzhang and Hongwu Year in the Ming Dynasty.

I'm keeping it, but I feel like it's useless 😭

It's getting more and more confusing, the fun points are getting less and less, and all the readers are running away.

It's actually quite boring to keep arguing with Lao Zhu. You are not a real Mingren. If you have Du Niang and don't climb the technology tree, you are really not good at playing.

I saw Chapter 345. I feel like I've been writing more complex logic recently, but it's not very satisfying. It should be more refreshing later on, otherwise it will look boring. It's too boring to keep arguing with Lao Zhu. Might as well confess and let a technological explosion colonize the world

The most unlucky thing about Ming Dynasty was that Zhu Biao and Zhu Xiongying died. Lao Zhu had been planning to build aristocratic families. Didn't the vassal king just let the imperial power go to the countryside? It turned out that after the layout was planned, all the heirs were dead Just imagine, Zhu Biao is not dead, Lao Zhu lays out the plan, starting from Lao Zhu, Lao Zhu kills Zhu Biao, Zhu Biao kills Zhu Xiongying, and finally ends, Wu Xun, I am not afraid of you rebelling, Wu Xun, the vassal kings from all over the world are watching, what a beautiful scenery, three generations of emperors can always kill the family It was possible that Zhu Di could take over, but this guy couldn't understand what Zhu Di meant. He just thought about the Northern Expedition, and the Northern Expedition would make you stupid The Manchu Literary Prison for generations didn't kill civil servants

When will the author release a new book?

Why hasn't it been updated yet? You don't know how to be a eunuch anymore, right?😥

The more I watched, the more disgusting I felt for Zhu Yuanzhang. It is caused by the author's description