Ming Dynasty Imperial Grandson: Showing Old Zhu the History Books from the Start
大明皇孙：开局给老朱看史书
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If Zhu Yuanzhang had read that book and formed an idea, then Zhu Yunwen would have been unable to inherit the throne. The choice would have been between the protagonist and Zhu Di, because Zhu Yuanzhang was an emperor. Authors, don't write based on habit! And what would Zhu Yunwen have to do with it? "Training" him? Was Zhu Yuanzhang that stupid? If he had read and verified even the slightest possibility of a historical tragedy, Zhu Yunwen would never have been the crown prince.
It's pointless. Without a solid foundation and without a large pool of talented people from the lower classes that they've trained themselves, they can only stir things up in the broken pot of feudalism. It's pointless.
The author simply doesn't know how to write.
There's no need to abolish the feudal system for princes. The solution is to provide them with education in a modern university model, cultivate their interests and hobbies, and strengthen their ideological education. They absolutely cannot be raised like pigs, or problems will arise.
Based on this plot, it should be considered a fictional story, not a historical novel. A proper historical novel would show the old emperor everything that happened after a dynasty.
Chapter 40-something really felt like a forced intellectual drop 🙂, those officials were like idiots.
Please read the new chapters every day.
Following along is very important for a new book, so I hope everyone can help me read the latest chapter every day. Thank you all... *Bows in gratitude*
I took a look. The author's views on Ming are merely echoing what others say. There was no deep thinking involved. They were simply letting others kill their coins. Deceiving someone is similar to teasing a dog, but you're treating a person like a dog. Make the story more plausible!
The title is very succinct; apart from the first chapter, which is related to the title, the rest are not.
Is the History of Ming Dynasty even worth reading? It's even more magical than the Book of Jin!
The subject matter is novel, but the plot is handled somewhat childishly.