My Pen Pal Zhu Yuanzhang

Zhu Yuanzhang's Killing the Nine Tribes is a bit unpleasant. Are you sure this is a male video? I also debated scriptures with literati, and the debate nm directly eliminated the joy of the nine tribes

After only looking at a few pictures, there are a lot of big and small flaws, such as some obviously inappropriate terms. Normal people can spot the problems at a glance. However, they are as invisible as a blind person who has nothing to do, and even behaves very normal.

When the author writes a novel, why don't you search it on Baidu? All the medical knowledge in the book is wrong, and what's wrong is that there is no logic at all. After reading less than 10 chapters, I was persuaded to quit by the illogical author.

An emperor who truly understands the modern situation will not take the initiative to start science and technology and people's livelihood. He should be an emperor with or without technology. Once he starts to advance in science and technology, it is necessary to enlighten the people. Then the emperor will most likely be pushed to the guillotine. The Qing Dynasty knew what the world was like. They would rather die slowly than develop technology. The technological development of the Qing Dynasty was even lower than that of the Ming Dynasty.

The setting is good, but as a historical text, there are too many obvious bugs. For example, Zhu Di burned the sea charts in his later years, and Yu Qian's change in Tumubao is a Shangshu and other bugs that need to be improved.

Very good idea. I have read many novels before that directly travel back and help. The biggest problem in those novels is that the emperor does not trust him and Zhu Yuanzhang is very domineering and suppresses the protagonist. It makes the protagonist unhappy. The protagonist can only compromise and use letters to avoid these problems.

This novel can't be clever. The royal tribute ginseng ended up selling for 1 million. There are all kinds of unreasonable plots. It can only be said that the author neither understands history nor economics. He is a complete pretentious person from ancient times. He also pretends to be average, but he can barely read it.

Let me be honest, letting Zhu Yuanzhang strengthen the Ming Dynasty is a kind of tragedy for the ordinary people. Zhu Yuanzhang is definitely the biggest double standard dog. Look at the harm his sons have caused to the ordinary people. Zhu Yuanzhang pretended not to see it, and a bunch of idiot fans brag about Zhu Yuanzhang all day long. Maybe Zhu Yuanzhang was worthy of bragging at the beginning, but since he became emperor, he only has people from the Zhu family in his heart. How can ordinary people in the world be considered barren? As a man who grew up under the Five-Star Red flag, all the emperors of the feudal monarchy are not worthy of my bragging, let alone Zhu Chongba.

S's seven voyages to the West consumed the Ming Dynasty's national power and did not bring any benefit at all. It only had great achievements. Where did you read it? Did you check the information on Baidu?

The book collapsed after only ten chapters. Since I can pass things on casually, why not write about it? It's not too tiring, right? Just send it straight to ancient history and Ming history. Of course, there are many true and false in it, but isn't this what we should write to discuss? Isn't it also the highlight of this book? It would be interesting to re-write some of the things in the book?

This book is okay to read for fun, but there is no logic at all.

Reading it with your head in mind is full of loopholes, putting aside your mind and reading it as a cool novel is even more annoying when you look at the real Li Momo. I don't know how the author thought about having a female protagonist. She has a lot of roles, and even wrote a chapter about her every now and then. There is even a green tea muqiang dog as the protagonist's blind date to mock the protagonist in more than a hundred chapters, and then the heroine comes to show off her financial resources and engage in a bad slap-in-the-face plot. Personally speaking, the brother of the protagonist is more pleasing to the eye than the heroine. At least he helped organize the knowledge about firearms and other things for the protagonist. Summary: If you can accept the historical loopholes, put aside your brain, and tolerate a heroine who has nothing to do with the plot and has no use at all except for being a cliché and a slap in the face, it will still be very enjoyable to watch.

It's true that I can't stand it. It's too watery. Zhu Yuanzhang reads history books. And it is also a beautified history book, which is difficult to read.

Zhu Yuanzhang indeed changed from a farmer to the largest landowner. All officials became long-term workers and the common people became tenants. Other industries are better off disappearing, unstable.

This author writes with sincerity and talent, but after reading so many history books, he still looks like a fool.

Do you understand productivity and production relations? Who told you that feudal society would not pursue productivity and technological advancement? The Manchus did not develop science and technology because they were a small clan dominating the big clans. Improving productivity would benefit the Han landlord class. If the status and power of the Han people increased, what could they do to the Manchus? That's why the Qing Dynasty suppressed the development of science and technology. The essence is still their Man-Han balance. For the Han emperor, there will be no problems in developing science and technology at least in the short term. For details, please refer to Daying and Xiaori. Daying and Xiaori have not completely gotten rid of the feudal class. Even during World War II, the Japanese Emperor still had great power. , It was not until Emperor Michael airborne to Japan that the emperor's rights were suppressed. As for the so-called industrial revolution that would remove the emperor, it was purely because the emperor and the nobles were too inappropriate. Without the support of industrial technology, they would have died long ago. It was technology that allowed them to continue to survive, suppress conflicts and postpone the outbreak, rather than the industrial revolution that removed them.

It's well written, the type I like. But when I read Chapter 100, I discovered a major problem. The author does not understand politics and national policy. Just build a steam engine to start the industrial revolution, and then industry will lead to agriculture? The correct order is to reform the system first, otherwise it will be difficult to recover. The four biggest difficulties of the Ming Dynasty are the descendants of the Zhu family, military meritorious bodies, officialdom of the gentry, trade and taxation. Only the founding king can be ruthless. The second thing that needs to be reformed is the land system, and agriculture should be developed, especially the potatoes and seeds you gave us. Only with a large increase in food can the population increase significantly. In ten years' time, with a large increase in the population with money and food, we can open a large number of free schools in towns and villages, and launch literacy campaigns for all the people. Then the first batch of students graduated and started the industrial revolution. Don't you know how to copy the great man Mao Zedong of New China? Without large grain production, where will the population explosion come from? Without reforming taxes and increasing revenue and cutting off flow, where will money and grain come from? Without the wisdom of the vast population, where will talent come from? Without money, grain, and talent, how can we start work without a large labor force? What's the point? Can't Lao Zhu even pay the court salary? Why not build a bank, develop the trade sector and agriculture at the same time, and why develop when the national treasury is empty?

This book is going to collapse... Isn't there an outline... Is there no plot? A newspaper hot air balloon has written so many chapters. Aren't you stuck in the climax of fighting against Japan and then putting it on the shelves? After chasing it, I feel that it is getting better and better in the later stage... You must know that you haven't put it on the shelves yet...

Pen pal correspondence and gifting items to each other. The idea is good, innovative and attractive. There are too many poisonous points, the author takes them too much for granted, and uses all the innovative points for pleasure. It's useless, discard it.

If you directly send sweet potatoes and potatoes, America will have no motivation to go. If you directly send modern things, there is no need to research technology. It will only develop weapons in the short term, which lacks continuity. Because you are invincible while lying down, GM will issue top equipment online, and you can pass the level perfectly while lying down. I suggest the author send an elixir to Lao Zhu and Lao Li. Without Lao Li, the Chinese nation will definitely be finished.

As for Lao Zhu's stubborn temper, there is no hope. It is better to write a letter to Zhu Di and ask him to pass the throne to Han Wang instead of passing it to his bullshit grandson.

Personally, I feel that if Zhu Yuanzhang really saw the future technological scene, he would most likely not promote technology, unless he could be shown the path to constitutional monarchy. After reading history books, I have a little understanding of his character. He puts the emperor and his family first, and the people first. If the people want to block the family's way, he will not hesitate to drive them away. Due to his childhood experience, he knows what the people want, so among many emperors , he seems to care about the people the most, but in fact, because of his experience, he has the deepest desire for power, and at the same time, he regards the world as his private property. The love of the people is caused by the pain of his childhood, and there is also the ruler's own love that wants to protect himself. He understands that Bai, only by making the people happy to the greatest extent can we rule to the greatest extent. But technology has indeed made the people happy. During his administration, his power will be enhanced. But one day, the world will no longer be their personal property. Unless you let him change his mind, you can let him take the initiative. Developing technology is simply a delusion. If he didn't see that technology would make the emperor's position disappear, and only let him see that it could help him expand his power during his reign, he would be able to promote it. But according to the novel, it can only make him change his mind. This is a bug on your part.

Water numbers, Momojiji, I know it is Zhu Yuanzhang, why don't you just send him a history book for him to read. Every time I send you medicine, I feel like an ancient person is stupid. Don't you know how to read the words on the medicine box? People in the Ming Dynasty of your era could guess it. Don't say that simplified Arabic numerals are incomprehensible to ordinary people. You are looking down on the ancients.

First of all, I personally think that the time in the book is wrong. In my impression, it was the death of Lao Zhu's son that caused Queen Ma's illness. The question is, if Queen Ma gets sick first, in the ancient times when the country was governed by tests, Zhu Biao would have to fly back halfway if her mother was seriously ill. The other thing is that modern Chinese characters are simplified. You may think that there is nothing wrong with reading traditional Chinese characters, but can the ancients really understand simplified characters? That's bullshit! I haven't watched it since, well that's it!

Baffling. Waste of time

You must at least teach the ancients that land and any minerals are state-owned and cannot be mined or sold. Grain, salt, and iron are state-owned. In ancient times, no matter what dynasty was controlled, no dynasty could be destroyed. The founding of the country by Hongwu was easier to implement.

To be honest, always using Zhu Yuanzhang to start a bowl doesn't actually mean much, because Zhu Yuanzhang didn't start a business out of thin air, but in that era, if you started a bowl, people would want you. As long as you can win, there will be people willing to follow you. In that era, no one was poor. The competition was about who was ruthless enough and who was strong. Moreover, it was not Lao Zhu who started to fight against the Yuan Dynasty. He didn't dare to do it at the beginning. You can know it by looking at the events of the Ming Dynasty. Then the South fought against the North. This doesn't mean anything. Under the historical background at that time First, the north was ruined by the Yuan Dynasty, and second, the only remaining strength in the north at that time was Liu Futong and others fighting in front, so the difficulty of fighting the north from the south of Lao Zhu was the lowest difficulty, and winning the country was the most upright. If he had lost at that time, the result would still be the Han Dynasty. It was just Chen and Zhang. Aren't they upright? In terms of resisting the early Yuan Dynasty, he was not as good as Chen and Zhang

Yu Qian must die. No emperor would tolerate him. First, let's explain that San Yang distributed salt to the nobles in Chao Dynasty, and then Yu Qian gave military power to the Ministry of War. This took away the emperor's rights. Then to Jinyiwei. Yu Qian's son-in-law is the commander

I can't watch it if I'm a member, but I still have to spend money to buy chapters? ? ? Does the author really take himself seriously? ? ? A lousy article to kill time, a book you can throw away at the drop of a hat, you really take yourself seriously, bye bye.

The Chinese nation has had many examples of battles with one against ten for thousands of years, such as Chen Qingzhi