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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It's a real pity about Zhu Yuanzhang's eight-pronged policy of suppressing the princes. His attempt to weaken the power of the princes was also misled by those scholars. The correct way to implement the enfeoffment system is through external enfeoffment, a method our ancestors actually used. The Zhou emperors enfeoffed territories they couldn't control, allowing them to expand their own domains.
I took a look and it seems alright. Although I've seen many readers urging the protagonist to become emperor, I think it would be more interesting for the protagonist to go out and expand his territory on his own during this Age of Exploration.
What was the actual state of development in Taiyuan? Did Zhu Yuanzhang not know for three years? Did the gentry and officials not know either? Did nobody except the protagonist know? Did the protagonist build the Berlin Wall on the dividing line?
To be honest, if the King of Qin hadn't been portrayed as so incompetent in history, and had lived longer, he would have ascended to the throne after Zhu Biao's death.
Has the author been changed? Or was AI used instead?
The more I read, the more something seemed off. It was written by a completely different person. Many parts contradicted the previous text, and even the writing style had changed. Sometimes, it even appeared that had nothing to do with the title. Could the author be using AI? I really have to give up on this.
I think the book title should be changed to "The King of Verbal Criticism in the Ming Dynasty".
All this talk and no action, author, are you preparing for graduate school entrance exams? The protagonist has only been back for a few days... From before it was even published until now, look at what you've written, it's all just empty talk every single day...
It feels like it was written by AI; there are a lot of inconsistencies between the beginning and the end. I have absolutely no idea what this is about.
This is the true Empress Xiaoci Gao
What kind of rubbish was written in August that was so disgusting that they could switch authors halfway through the book?! The main characters' personalities were completely changed.
I saw those two strategists
I find this ridiculous. The protagonist clearly doesn't want to be emperor, yet these two strategists are forcing him to. What? Is watching their superior kill their brother and father a good thing? At this point, I think I can't continue reading. I plan to wait and see how these two strategists operate later.