Ming Dynasty: Taking Zhu Yuanzhang on a Tour of the Forbidden City

The author recommends that you read less marketing accounts. The fact that there are many corrupt officials in the Ming Dynasty is not due to the lack of wages. The wages of officials are still much better than those of ordinary people. Is life much better than that of ordinary people? Greed does not mean that the more you pay, the smaller your wages will become. There were many corrupt officials in Ming Dynasty only because Lao Zhu was investigating. Lao Zhu is catching.

I abandoned it when I saw it was worn. It's not good for Zhu Yuanzhang's soul to travel through time. He had to wear it back and kneel down.

Wearing it backwards is fine, but modern people must wear it back. I really thought the emperor would die if he knew you were a modern person! Various problems arise one after another.

I don't understand what the author means by arranging the protagonist to be an official. He is already a friend of Lao Zhu, but he also behaves like he doesn't care about fame and fortune. Isn't it good to communicate on an equal footing? The author has never read the "Book of Rites of the Ming Dynasty". A subordinate must kneel when he meets a superior, an official must kneel when he meets a vassal king, and anyone who meets the emperor must kneel. If he is greedy for money and lust, I can understand it. Could it be that he simply likes the feeling of being inferior to others.

The first poisonous point is about Lao Zhu's character and behavior After you travel to the Ming Dynasty, Lao Zhu's character as a slave owner will definitely squeeze you to death. It is impossible to let you go. Lao Zhu is a landlord. Except for his own family, everyone else is a slave The second poisonous point is about the Ming Dynasty system The disadvantage of squire tax exemption is that it allows the clan to be reasonable and legal without violating the law. The annexation of common people's land is not a matter of concealing hidden land at all. What you brought to Lao Zhu's attention was to change from not collecting taxes to collecting first and then countering. Isn't this a routine of returning all the money of the squire who let the bullets fly and dividing the common people's money 50-50... The third question about coal During Zhu Yuanzhang's time, there were carbolic mines around Nanjing. Does he lack your residue? During the Hongwu period, Nanjing was short of ice in the summer. After Zhu Di moved the capital, Beijing was short of carbon. What's the difference between selling down jackets to Guangzhou in the summer and short-sleeved shirts to Russia in the winter?

There is nothing exciting about the Zhu family's feuding kings overseas. First, the Zhu family is not the bloodline of the protagonist, and there is no sense of substitution. Second, no one has any good impression of the captive vassal kings in history. Third, Zhu Yuanzhang didn't listen to the protagonist at all, and it was very awkward to forcefully write it. Don't imitate other late Ming Dynasty literature. People are directly emperors, and you are a dog for the Zhu family.

At the beginning, Zhu Yuanzhang was self-destructed, but after time travel, he didn't know it was Zhu Yuanzhang.

Why don't you wear it back? Why don't you serve as a pallu to Lao Zhu? That B is not a good person, you are just so good with Zhu Di 😏

Seeing the treasure in Qixia Mountain, I really want to give it up. The author should better create the protagonist. I feel like the protagonist has no desires and desires, and is dedicated to serving the Zhu family till death. Any other person has made so many contributions to the emperor, but what is missing? So far, the protagonist has no rewards at all and can take care of the children for free. He has a strong subjective initiative and takes the initiative to help the Zhu family find minerals.

I find it interesting that Old Zhu Yuanshen left his body and traveled through modern times. Unexpectedly, the protagonist has returned to his old routine in the Ming Dynasty 😴