Emperor Yongle! I Just Want to Be a Feudal King

After reading Chapter 8, the protagonist Zhu Di's second son, a prince, in order to show off, took his third brother to buy a restaurant worth only 2,000 taels for 50,000 taels, and was teased by the businessman, and he was still complacent. Slipping away

Ancient Chinese dignitaries did business in a more civilized manner than modern China. What do you think?

No, I have read the first ten chapters. One of the most powerful princes in the early Ming Dynasty proposed to do business in partnership. How many businessmen dared to refuse in public? Just because the businessman has some relationship with a few ministers? What logic?

The author writes very well! Hope to sign a contract as soon as possible!

Discover America, so what are you waiting for? Why should he take his people directly to become king and hegemony? Why stay in the Ming Dynasty and still have to fight? Zhu Di was not happy that his son went to expand the territory, so the prince happily sent the people away.

Writing such books all follows the same routine. If you have talent, you will be banned if you don't use it. It's all the same damn thing. Just write shit, stop writing it, and just copy other similar books. Just change the person's name.

Read the introduction: The first richest man? ? ? ? ? ? ?

To put it bluntly, everyone commented that those who are vying for the throne really want Big Fat to die. They will give Big Fat delicious food every day and give him fatty liver, diabetes, high blood pressure, and heart disease. In two years, Big Fat will die. Who do you think Zhu Di will give the position to? Does this still need to be snatched?

Whether the author can be more careful about this typo is a rare occurrence. Sometimes there are several in a chapter.

To buy salt, you need salt. To sell salt, didn't you buy a salt shop? Don't even have a business license?

La Kuo, first of all, the La Kuo written in Chapter 2 is a bit sorry for the title of the book. As a time traveler, you should know your own situation. The way to choose to resist fate is to be obedient? Then later on, business became even more difficult. Hey, you are the King of Han who has just successfully pacified the Han Dynasty with military merit? Your reputation is now second only to that of the emperor and prince? How dare a businessman at the bottom of the ancient hierarchy dare to refute a warrior who had just successfully rebelled?

Brother, if it wasn't called Inner Mongolia then, it would be called Monan and Mobei.

Let's not talk about the plot. There are a lot of typos. There are typos in the first chapter.