Daming: I Trade Territory for Life

Conquer Annan quickly, I wanted to see Kill Annan years ago. The pace of the book is too slow. It's almost twenty chapters and it's not on track yet. It's explaining things. My personal suggestion is to write a small climax first, with a compact plot that can retain readers, and then slowly arrange the others.

After killing 10 enemies, you will be rewarded with cultivated land in the occupied area. Isn't it funny? Even if the enemy is completely wiped out every time (no injuries, missing/surrendering), 100,000 troops want to get the reward, and 1 million troops need to be beheaded. . The Ming Dynasty needs to be unified again. The countries surrounding the Ming Dynasty do not have that many troops combined. . . As for the rewards, one person is given 100 acres of land. The total of 100,000 elites is only 10 million acres of land, which is less than a quarter of the cultivated land in Annan. .

Complaints about moving the capital to Beijing. Beijing is too close to the border, so moving the capital to Beijing means letting the capital's bureaucrats and border troops compete for food. When Zhu Di built Beijing, he gave up half of the province to reduce the supply line consumption of the garrison. No matter how many battles were won in the future, he could only restrain the army and not garrison the army. So when we got to Tumubao, we fought at the edge of Beijing.

It's well written, but it's not exciting enough, and the plot is a bit bland. There are also a lot of typos and stuff.

Zhu Biao's death disrupted all Zhu Yuanzhang's plans. In his later years, he was hasty and failed to achieve his great achievements, and the chaos behind him became increasingly chaotic, whether it was inheritance, court or frontier. .

Resurrection from the dead, regardless of others, Lao Zhu will burn you. Since ancient times, there has been a legend of resurrecting a corpse. For the sake of the country, Lao Zhu will definitely be ruthless.

After seeing the picture, then I am Yes, Feng Chu

The most stable prince is Zhu Biao. . . . . Throughout ancient and modern times, no prince was more stable than him. . . Basically, Zhu Yuanzhang agreed with everything Zhu Biao wanted to do. .

Since the protagonist of this novel is Zhu Biao, he is born to be invincible by racing all the way. The protagonist and Zhu Yuanzhang don't communicate enough, and all they can think about is war, but the description is also very average. Everything I do is planned by myself, and then I just do it. I couldn't see the talent of the Ming Dynasty's senior officers or scholars. I just felt that the protagonist took it too much for granted, as smooth as a dream, but without any disturbance in his heart. I just feel like I'm listening to someone bragging, and the bragging is very average.

It's just that the updates are too slow. I kept it for a few days and finished reading it in 10 minutes. I hope it will be put on the shelves as soon as possible.

The silliest novel, the prince leads a team to fight? The brain is sick. What the prince has to do is to allocate work, give who, how many people, how much time, and what goals. If he does it, he will be rewarded but not punished.

Ahem

Should I change the title? Although it won't have much impact, it sounds weird when I read it. For example, Prince Edward? Is it possible that I would call you Your Highness at that time?

Can you live for another year? What the hell is this? The introduction is so sloppy, are you serious about writing a book? Right?

The author's last book was very good and I'm looking forward to this one