In the Hongwu Era, Starting Out as a Rebel

If you write less about women, you will become a stallion.

Anyone who travels back in time to Zhu Yuanzhang's era will most likely have to rush to be a licking dog. Lao Zhu praised him for making all his bones weigh three kilograms. If Lao Zhu glared at him, he would be scared to death. I don't know if this movie is an exception.

It was impossible to write novels during the Hongwu period. Once written, mistakes could not be avoided. Lao Zhu's attitude was quite tough, and the Prime Minister had just been killed. If you wanted to create a cabinet or something, you could just kill it without any hesitation.

I don't understand where the impression of Zhu Yuanzhang's cruelty comes from. He is always reasonable in everything he does. I have practiced the Ming Law for a lifetime. If you can't lead by example, what's the deterrent effect? On the contrary, his son Zhu Di had a thorough understanding of the literati. His father's practice was good, but what was the use of these literati if they didn't abide by it. He is ruthless when he is in power, forcing them to abide by the law. Because the law is both a restriction and a protection. We all abide by the rules, but you can't disobey the rules! Put the knife down quickly!

Wouldn't it be better to take advantage of the civil war to overthrow the Ming Dynasty and make yourself the emperor? You have to kneel down

I found that as long as it is a novel about the Ming Dynasty, rebellion is not acceptable. As long as it was the Qing Dynasty, if you didn't rebel, you would be labeled. It's no different than an extreme religion. There was nothing that could not lead to rebellion in Zhu Yuanzhang's time. Under his rule, officials and people were very strict. It's actually quite easy to rebel.

Is there any difference between Hongwu's slaves and Manchu slaves?

This book is quite good, why is the comment section so abstract? Each critic is like a superhero, always opposing. Unless you bring a system, most time travelers will have a first-mover advantage. As shown in this book, once established, the first-mover advantage is no longer enough. After the founding of the Ming Dynasty, it was basically impossible for Qian Lao Zhu to do it, unless he wrote the kind of systematic writing without brains, the kind that turns money or soldiers out of thin air, and added longevity and the like, just throw away the brain. As for the slave or not, the slave is a bit mentally ill. He just learns a word and uses it casually. He speaks without any reference to the historical background. He really thinks that time travelers are omnipotent. If there is a time traveler who travels through the past without a system, he will probably be cannon fodder. To be honest, it is really hard to understand the use of the word slave indiscriminately. It is recommended to read the system article instead of coming here to find it unpleasant. That's not to say that this book doesn't make people criticize, after all, it's not a perfect book, but the comment section is too abstract, which makes people nauseous, and the daddy taste is overflowing, and there are per capita super male patients. In my opinion, the problem with this book is that it is not exciting enough. The protagonist is basically the main character, and Liu Heiying takes up many of the interesting points. Moreover, in order to describe the protagonist's sense of urgency and preparation for a rainy day, the author often arranges for the protagonist to stay up late or even all night long. Watching the protagonist stay up all night is like me staying up all night, it's a waste. It's really great to bring Liu Heiying into the role. The eldest brother guides him, and he can basically follow his brains. He can also accept girls at will, and he doesn't have to act as scrupulously as the protagonist, so he wins. And there are many conspiracy theories. The protagonist is obviously from the prince's faction, or Lan Yu's confidant. This status is actually scary. Unless others know that Zhu Biao will die, there are actually no more than two hands that can touch the protagonist. But the author writes as if the protagonist has no backing, or the backing is not strong enough. There are enemies everywhere, as if someone is waiting in the corner to trick the protagonist. I can only say that people who like to read conspiracy theories are in luck. But how to say it? The protagonist has the biggest backer, and as long as someone actively plots against the protagonist, he or she may not be able to protect himself. After all, no conspiracy is impenetrable. The best plot is never to take the initiative to set up a trap, but to wait secretly for the opponent to make a mistake, or to create opportunities for the opponent to make a mistake. Active planning means that you are already in the game. And emperors, especially the founding emperors like Hongwu or heroes like Hanwu, have the ability to overturn the table at any time. If you actively plan to enter the game, you are basically waiting for death to have a good ending.

In more than 1,200 chapters, Zhu Biao died and Lan Yu died. The protagonist participated in major events everywhere, but failed everywhere, and nothing changed in the end. I might as well read a history book😰😰😰

A time traveler, and one who traveled through Hongwu ten years ago, whether he is following Lao Zhu or preparing to stand on his own, he should make plans in advance. You can obviously change the fate of many people but don't do it, so why go through time? If we save Zhu Xiongying, the prince and Queen Ma, we can save the lives of the whole family no matter what, so why bother with Jingnan. Zhu Laosi was a good emperor, but his descendants were terrible. Many novels about time travel to the Ming Dynasty have to save Zhu Xiongying and the prince, not necessarily to lick Lao Zhu, but history has proven that Zhu Di became emperor, and there are too many weird descendants. So why not try Zhu Biao's line. And you, a time-traveler, choose to go with the flow and not change history. In the future, you will still experience the Qing Dynasty entering the customs and the Japanese army invading China. Then you are still doing time-travelling.

The Hongwu Dynasty rebelled. With no plug-ins, no technology trees, and no golden fingers, the probability of success was only a few millionths. As a screwdriver on the assembly line, just go to sleep 😁

Why do you have to be someone's dog when you time travel? 😭 I've written novels and dreamed about it. Is it wrong to even make the decision myself? 😭

Has this author offended someone? Why is he so powerfully exported by a bunch of weird people with weird reasons?

I have always found something strange and cannot understand why the Yuan and Qing Dynasties had such a large territory. To make a fortune in the grasslands and deserts, go to the Central Plains to conquer, and the more you conquer, the richer you will become. It's you, will you conquer? The more we fight from the Central Plains, the poorer we become. It's only because of mental illness that we continue to fight.

The more I watch it, the more disgusting it becomes, and the plot drags on.

This introduction is powerful enough to persuade you to quit! ! ! The 20th year of Hongwu was the time when Lan Yu drank from Ma Hanhai and became famous. The prince will not die in six years, and Jingnan will not start in twelve years. A time traveler who can't change the future after so many years, doesn't he deserve to die?

During the rebellion in the early Ming Dynasty, in the eleventh year of Hongwu's reign, they first used Lao Zhu's policy of moving the army to the villages and the people to the villages to seize Wu Mian's local position in the Hunan-Guizhou-Guangxi border area where people's resentment was boiling! In the twelfth year of Hongwu, he hooked up with Bailian and Peng Pugui and asked him to delay the uprising In the thirteenth year of Hongwu, he used Lao Zhu to kill the prime minister to save Hu Weiyong and win the hearts and talents of scholars! In the 14th year of Hongwu, Cao Zhen, Su Wenqing, Shan Zhidao and Li Ziwen from Guangzhou joined forces and asked them to delay the uprising In the 15th year of Hongwu, tens of thousands of officials were involved, and they emptied Ming Dynasty assets on the pretext of saving their lives In the 16th year of Hongwu, The Guo Heng case was detonated in advance. By the 18th year, he had embezzled 24 million shi of grain. In 16 years, it would not be less than 15 million shi. By using Hu Weiyong's prestige to threaten to obtain grain, he obtained at least 5 million grain, which could feed the army of 500,000 for ten months! (Source: Memorial during the Qianlong period, 40,000 soldiers ate 420,000 shi in October) If you have the patience, you can wait for the Blue Jade Case to find tens of thousands of powerful generals in the Ming Dynasty. If you are impatient, Hongwu will revolt in seventeen to twenty years! With the original Wu Mian's 200,000 border soldiers managed by time travelers, it is not impossible to obtain hundreds of 50,000 elite soldiers. The original Wu Mian could fight with the 300,000 Ming army for seven years based on the terrain. Even if he was not a traitor, he would not be defeated so early. After nearly ten years of time travel management, he couldn't be worse than Wu Mian, right? Based on fifteen years of elite troops, Cao Yuan, together with Bailian, leader Peng, Cao Zhen and others, gathered tens of thousands of troops. After a few years of delay, he mixed with 100,000 elite soldiers. Leader Peng initiated 14 prefectures and counties, and a few years later it reached 20 prefectures and counties. At this time, the number of people in the uprising had reached nearly 300,000, and counting the people, it could reach more than 500,000. The army was abundant! There is enough food in hand to last a year! With Hu Weiyong and his party members in hand, the scholar-bureaucrats and the Ming Dynasty can know the inside story, and intelligence and local government affairs will be worry-free! This is the starting point to compete with Lao Zhu for the world! I dare not say that I will definitely win, but who dares to say that I will definitely lose? If we can maintain the situation until the Blue Jade case, get the powerful soldiers and prestige of Blue Jade, we can even be more confident and dare to say that we can open 6/4 with Lao Zhu (Lao Zhu will die in 5 years, and his energy will definitely be not as good as before)! This article only discusses whether it was possible to defeat Lao Zhu in the early Ming Dynasty with the ability and foresight of an elite time traveler, nothing else!

What does Jingnan's family mean? Isn't there still no Jingnan at this time?

Just ask whether it is self-reliant. In the early Ming Dynasty, it was very good to change history and attach great importance to the ocean. Maybe it could allow the Indians who had left far away to return to the embrace of China.

Have you ever rebelled against the pigs in the Zhu family? There's nothing interesting to watch, nothing has changed after time travel, and if the protagonist is powerful, he might be killed by the old pig, which is boring.

I don't know what to change? From what the author said, it seems that he is not planning to change Hongwu and then Yongle, so now I am worried about Lan Yu and why he killed Chiang, and I don't want to rebel. I almost thought I was going to go to the grasslands to hang out. Author, what are your ideas? I was a bit speechless at the beginning. What thoughts are behind, I can continue to read.

It is really not a good idea to travel to the Hongwu period 🙂 During this period, if a time traveler makes a difference, Zhu Yuanzhang will most likely be taken away in his later years.

The tasteless feeling of this book is becoming more and more obvious. And many conflicts are for the sake of conflict, because the protagonist is now more powerful, and he is forced to add armor to those enemies, just like if there is too much salt, add water, if there is too much water, add salt, and finally destroy a pot of soup.

It's getting worse and worse, the plot is dragging, there are more and more pitfalls, and endless garbage plots are written just to fill the pitfalls. I guess no one will read it if I write it like this.

It's going to be limited and exempt. Too watery. If I had known earlier, I wouldn't have subscribed.

Peace is decided by generals. Generals are not allowed to see peace. This has been the case in China since ancient times.

In this water, I really gave up

It's so good, I watched it several nights in a row. But in the mid-term, I started to act like a stallion, and then killed the female doctor. It was a bit uncomfortable, but it was still acceptable. The old master's hands were shaking, so I just added more salt. But seeing that the prince was hopeless, I found it hard to accept it. You have done so much, but it has no effect. Then I started to skip reading, and it turned out that Yunwen, a soft-eared grandson, suddenly didn't want to continue reading. You really haven't done anything. The prince's lineage has pulled the protagonist so hard, and there's nothing he can do to make up for it. If Jingnan happens next, it will be no different from the historical process. Nurture first.

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Back Lao Zhu is the most upright emperor who founded the country. Why can you rebel? There are countless noble generals, all of whom are loyal to Lao Zhu. Lao Zhu basically had a firm control over the army. Anyone who might threaten the imperial power would be killed by Lao Zhu. This happened clearly in history. There were so many founding warriors who held heavy local troops, but it was not Lao Zhu who killed at his command and beheaded whenever he wanted. Count the founding emperors who could do this. Furthermore, has no one really noticed how powerful the civil service collective was during the Ming Dynasty? During the period of Lao Zhu, he dared to defy the odds. During the Zhu Di period, if Zhu Di had not ascended the throne by force, he would have been controlled by civil servants. Even Zhu Di still had to kill a large number of civil servants when he ascended the throne. Fang Xiaoru even punished the ten tribes unprecedentedly and unprecedentedly! Even so, Zhu Di would continue to suppress the southern gentry under the guise of Emperor Jianwen. After Zhu Di's death, there would even be a Tumu Fortress Incident. If it hadn't been for Yu Qian, Zhu Di's national policy of establishing the capital in Peiping would have been reversed, and Yu Qian would have been dismissed by the resurrected Ming God of War. The emperor can be played like this. If you want to touch the cakes of those nobles in the Ming Dynasty, you can imagine how great the resistance will be. It is basically unprecedented. These nobles left over from the Mongolian Yuan Dynasty account for 80% of the world's wealth, and they have always firmly grasped the pen. If you want to improve people's livelihood despite their pressure, you can't even think about the shortcomings of reform.

Nothing has changed. Better to read history books