Great Ming: I Trade Territory for Lifespan
大明：我以疆域换寿命
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- Completed
- Length
- 240k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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82Chapters
777Recommendations
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I need to conquer Annam quickly. I want to see Annam defeated before the end of the year. The book's pacing is too slow; it's almost chapter 20 and it still hasn't gotten on track. They're just setting things up. My personal suggestion is to write a small climax first, keep the plot tight, and keep the readers engaged, and then gradually introduce other characters.
A rant about moving the capital to Beijing. Beijing is too close to the border; moving the capital there meant the capital's officials were competing with the border troops for resources. When Zhu Di built Beijing, he sacrificed half a province to reduce the strain on the garrison's supply lines.
If you were to come back to life, not to mention anyone else, Zhu Yuanzhang would burn you alive. There have been legends of souls returning to life since ancient times. For the sake of the country, Zhu Yuanzhang would definitely take drastic measures.
Is it a joke that you only get farmland in the occupied territory after killing 10 enemies? Even if the enemy is completely wiped out every time (without injuries, disappearances, or surrenders). If 100,000 soldiers all want the reward, then 1 million soldiers need to be beheaded.
Zhu Biao's death disrupted all of Zhu Yuanzhang's plans. His later years were marked by hasty and unfinished endeavors, leading to increasing chaos in all aspects, from succession and the court to the frontier.
It's well-written, but the exciting moments aren't quite there, and the plot is a bit bland. Also, there are quite a few typos.
The most stable crown prince was Zhu Biao. Throughout history, no other crown prince was more stable than him. Basically, Zhu Yuanzhang agreed to everything Zhu Biao wanted to do.
You're being a bit disrespectful to me.
Looking at the picture, then I am... That's right... The Phoenix Chick.
The most ridiculous novel ever: a prince leading troops into battle? That's insane. The prince's job is to assign tasks, how many troops to give to whom, how much time to allocate, and what the objectives are; those who succeed are rewarded, those who fail are punished.
Hurry up!
The updates are too slow. I've been waiting for several days, and I can only watch it in 10 minutes. Please release it soon.