Great Ming: As the Imperial Grandson, Surely I Can Be a Little Reckless

The first thing you do when you go back is to strangle your son Zhu Qizhen, the Ming God of War, to death.

It seems that the Great Famine in Ireland and the Great Famine in Ukraine were caused by continuous potato planting leading to infection and reduced production.

It feels like the protagonist of this kind of book is about to die. Whenever he has something, he keeps taking it out. Before the things are finished, there will be things behind him. Then he has to hand it in several times using excuses such as family ties. I feel that it will be very uncomfortable to read it more times. Let's wait and see how the author gets it back 😒

In fact, the Ming Dynasty has been making money from the tribute system of the Ming Dynasty. A porcelain bowl in the Ming Dynasty was dared to be sold for one thousand taels in return. The vassal countries were willing to pay tribute solely because they had to do business on the tribute road.

Emperor, no heroine, how do these two words come together? Is this a historical article? Are you sure?

He pulled Yu Qian out again and asked if he should be killed. If he didn't kill him, would he keep the protagonist's son? ?

Admit it

Gaga

To be honest, Yu Qian is hard to say. As long as Yu Qian attacks the city gate in Zhengtong, Zhengtong will definitely die. Unfortunately, he is swinging between the two sides, and Jingtai's sons are all dead, and there is no follow-up. The only outstanding thing about Yu Qian is the battle to defend the capital. He became famous in one battle, collected the military power and the Five Cities Soldiers and Horses Division. The main reason is that he did not have the courage in Jingtai. Emperor Wen of Han Dynasty was very good. He controlled the world step by step from the inside to the outside.

The good grandson of the Ming Dynasty will always be Zhu Xiongying, the eldest son of Prince Yiwen.