
Great Ming: Father, You’re Really No Good at Governing the Country
大明:爹,论治国,你真不行
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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Lao Zhu's Eight Great Sai Kings System is really a pity. Cutting Fan was also deceived by those literati. The correct way to play the enfeoffment system, outer enfeoffment, was actually used by our ancestors. The Emperor Zhou enfeoffed areas that he could not control. Let them expand their territory on their own. The fiefdom was too big, and the big man also taught him and extended the favor order. Princes and grandsons all enter the Royal Academy at the age of seven to receive education as a lord, and take the exam at the age of 18. Only those with excellent results can inherit the throne. Those who pass the exam will be granted an external title, and those who are not qualified will continue their studies for three years. When the first generation of princes dies, the heir to the throne inherits 60% of the property, and those who pass the exam receive a total of 40% of the property. Those who change their motherhood have no inheritance rights. Forming the United Nations of the Ming Dynasty, Lao Zhu's base is the Central Empire of the Ming Dynasty.
After looking at it, I think it's okay. Although I have seen many book friends encouraging the protagonist to become an emperor, I feel that in this age of exploration, it is more interesting for the protagonist to go out and expand on his own.
What is the development of Taiyuan? Didn't Zhu Yuanzhang know about it for three years? Those gentry officials don't know either? Don't you know anything except the protagonist? Did the protagonist build the Berlin Wall at the dividing line?
To be honest, if King Qin hadn't behaved so crotchally in history, and if he could have lived longer, he would have ascended the throne after Zhu Biao died.
Has the author changed? Still using AI?
The more I read, the more strange it becomes. It seems to be written by another person. Many places are contradictory to the previous article. Even the writing style has changed. Sometimes it is completely inconsistent with the title. Could it be that the author is playing with AI? This really has to be given up.
I think the title of the book should be changed to "The King of the Ming Dynasty's Mouth Gun"
I have been chatting, author, are you going to take the postgraduate entrance examination? The protagonist has only been back for a few days... From before it was released to now, you can read what you wrote, and you have been talking every day...
It feels like it was written using AI. A lot of the previous text and the following text are wrong I can't understand what the hell I'm writing.
This is Queen Xiaocigao
It's disgusting. You can change someone to write the book in the middle. What the hell was it written in August? The main characters' personalities have completely changed.
I saw the two counselors
I felt sick. The protagonist obviously didn't want to be the emperor, but in the end, these two counselors had to force the protagonist to become the emperor. What? Is it a good thing to watch your boss kill his brother and his father? After seeing this, I feel like I can't stand it any longer. I plan to wait until later to see how these two counselors operate. If the protagonist really becomes the emperor in the end under the operation of these two counselors, I will not read this book again. Or he became emperor without the operation of these two counselors. I guess I won't watch it either. What I want to see is the protagonist traveling across the world and resisting foreign enemies, not fighting against each other.