Great Ming: From the Imperial Exams to Ruling the Realm

To be honest, the Hongwu Dynasty had already started imperial examinations, and there was no basis for overthrowing feudal society. During the Republic of China, the democratic consciousness was inspired by the cruelty of outside gunfire, but the remnants of feudalism still occupied half of society.

The author analyzed Zhu Yuanzhang very thoroughly, but if someone really dared to speak as mentioned in the article during the Hongwu Dynasty and now Zhu Erba, it would definitely be too long-lived.

I just sprayed it for the sake of spraying, but the content is empty. Later, when I became an official, I licked purely for the sake of licking, and began to prove to myself that I was right. According to the author's theory, compare pig's feet with various unexplained enemy-making behaviors. It is no easier to reform the industrial system under this framework than to rebel directly.

This book is all about the same thing as "Xinshun 1730", "From Chief to Captain", "Warring States Ambitions", and "The First Minister of the Ming Dynasty", but the approach is different. The approach of "1730" is the subtle work of the central flower. After modernization, the approach of "The Chief" is to overcome all obstacles and start from scratch, the approach of "The Careerist" is to borrow the eggs laid by Mohist chickens, and the approach of "The First Minister" is to guide Zhu Yuanzhang before he truly becomes a feudal leader. This book is a hit right from the beginning. It is absolutely tough, not strict, and just does it. The method is novel and makes people look forward to it. It is very exciting. I hope the author can finish it safely without being disturbed.

The protagonist's reform is doomed to fail. Why, because the protagonist is truly an enemy of the country, and no one in the entire country will help him. Revolution lies in infection and need. I remember that Jing Ke was reformed in the Mayan civilization in the human paradise. It was very simple. There was no modernization reform because the people of the Mayan civilization did not need it. Similarly, the people of the Ming Dynasty did not need it, and they did not even reach the point where reforms were needed.

The carnival of idealists👍🏻

With the protagonist's behavior, you won't be able to survive China and North Korea, let alone Ming Dynasty. Chen Xingjia would say it's impossible when he saw it.

Too angry and unrealistic

After reading Chapter 5, the protagonist must have gone crazy and said these things in public. Or does he really think that Zhu Yuanzhang, who conquered the world, is a good-tempered person?

How to reform? How long can peace be maintained after the death of the protagonist, and can the industrial revolution be carried out alone? There is also the Little Ice Age. The country is too big. Without the pressure of colonial transfer, it will definitely be a troubled time. If there are colonies and transportation is not as good as it is now, the best result is that after a few hundred years, Asia will be unified. How big it is depends on luck.