Ming Dynasty: Ask Zhu Yuanzhang to Abdicate at the Beginning

Throughout the ages, setting up a character is really a good way to try things out. Knowing people but not their hearts, so the world prefers "honest people" who are consistent in their speech, behavior, and dealing with others, and hates those "treacherous and sycophants" who vary from person to person and are unpredictable. The most famous saying that can reflect this theory is "A gentleman does not care about his deeds, but he does not care about his heart." Therefore, no matter how many thoughts you have about becoming a dragon or a snake, you must establish your own loyal minister character on the surface. Yang Shiqi asked the protagonist to implement his "reckless" acting style. It was a clever move. He firmly established a character with a prominent label in Lao Zhu's mind, making Lao Zhu think that he understood the protagonist thoroughly and could easily control the protagonist. On the other hand, it can not only be used to break the situation with great force, but also highlight the courage of the descendants of the emperor who are decisive and decisive in power. People who can become prime ministers are really terrible at handling things, and they can determine the outcome in one step.

After reading the free content, the student party couldn't help but want to say a few words. I have to say that the beginning of this book is really explosive. The beginning of the throne is really eye-catching, which can be said to be the "first move" to the extreme The subsequent plot development can also be called choppy, except for the initial plot of copying poems. Apart from some embarrassments, the plot starting from King Cheng's branch house was quite online, until the Lan Yu incident, it took off directly. All parties made the case complicated and complicated. In the end, the protagonist kept the word "filial piety" and suppressed everything. I have to say that the writing was really good. It is worthy of being a Wanding work. It is not a loss to invest in it😎

The layout of the protagonists is very powerful. Wu has the support of his uncle Chang's family and many Wu Xun (much like the noble team that Lao Zhu started his career back then). Wen has a mimeograph machine to break the blockade of the civil servant family, trying to use the children of poor families to rebuild the cultural class. I am blindly guessing whether he is going to use the power of public opinion to send the imperial power to the countryside to gradually demonstrate his ability to dominate (blind guess, I haven't finished it yet 🤓🤓)

The author's writing is very delicate, and there are many details in it. For example, the person who threw the dart during the house raid must have been arranged by Jin Yiwei or Lao Zhu in advance, otherwise he could not have found Zhu Yuntong so accurately. In ancient times, the descendants of the royal family basically did not appear in the market before they were crowned kings. It looks really good, come on.

I won't watch it since it's anti-theft. It's meant to relieve my boredom, but it makes me think too much about spending money.

Haha, I thought it was really shocking. Within a hundred chapters, the protagonist ascended the throne and Zhu Yuanzhang abdicated to become the Supreme Emperor. It's a head start, but I personally feel that the writing is a bit like the TV series Jing Yizha, with a sense of mindless writing. But the advantage lies in the process. I don't know what will happen next, but it's pretty good so far.

After all those years of boasting about Ming Dynasty, it finally made me sick. Thinking about the past dynasties, emperors have their own merits. Five thousand years ago, they started to decline from only respecting Confucianism. The Ming Dynasty was even worse at its peak.

The book is written by Zhu Biao's son through time travel. At the beginning, he confronts Zhu Yuanzhang, fights for a big position, recruits famous ministers and generals, and develops the story. Objective opinion: The writing is good, the plot is smooth, and there are no major poisonous points. 👍 Personal opinion: This book is a bit like the New Three Kingdoms. It will break down every plot and plan in the play and tell it to you, so that you will never understand it. This will be more friendly to people who have never watched Lao Sanguo. The writing style can be serious and a little funny at the same time. For some people who have read the Three Kingdoms, some of the plot details in the book will feel that they are private and cannot withstand scrutiny, and this will become a minor poisonous point. There are so many places like this that cannot withstand scrutiny, which makes the few connected plots and characters look ridiculous.

There were so many conflicts that I had to kill myself. After the protagonist catches Lan Yu, Wang Bi and his family will directly ask the protagonist for the important person. Lan Yu and the noble people behind him will die. First of all, Zhu Yuanzhang was over sixty years old at the time. Considering the life span of people at that time, he never knew when he would die. He was very afraid of Wu Xun. From the fact that he killed Lan Yu the year after Zhu Biao died, it can be seen that he was very anxious to get rid of Wu Xun. Now that Wu Xun is openly resisting the protagonist, his suspicion must be even heavier. He will not bet on whether Wu Xun will really listen to the protagonist, because the protagonist has no favors to those people. This kind of betting on others' unreasonable loyalty is too risky for Zhu Yuanzhang. Secondly, Zhu Biao can suppress those Wu Xun. One is that he has kindness or friendship with those people. More importantly, he has the support of the vassal king. This is a good situation for Zhu Biao's department by Zhu Yuanzhang. He is restrained by civil and military forces internally, and there are also vassal kings who restrain Wu Xun outside. And because the transfer of power is broken, the protagonist cannot get the support of the vassal king, so Wu Xun must be the dominant one. This is what Zhu Yuanzhang does not want to see. Between the vassal king and Wu Xun, he will definitely choose to get rid of Wu Xun, because firstly, the civil servants will not directly rebel, and secondly, he doesn't know that if Lan Yu is eliminated, will the vassal king bury hidden dangers? He knew, but he still did not touch the feudal king, because he believed that even if the feudal king rebelled, the Zhu family would still be the emperor. This can be seen from the history of killing Lan Yu but not touching the feudal king. He was not afraid of the feudal king's rebellion. Therefore, when Wu Xun shows signs of being out of control, those people will die and the protagonist cannot be saved, because in Zhu Yuanzhang's view, there is a vassal king outside, and the civilian officials who control the government can still fight, but Wu Xun rebels, the vassal king does not help, and the new emperor has no room for resistance. Therefore, writing about such a big conflict cannot be resolved without the death of a group of martial artists.

It's a very good book, but it seems like a waste of your brain🧠. It's just a waste of time to read this when you're off work. It's useless to eat, and it's a pity to throw away the book. . . . .

The Song Dynasty shared the world with the scholar-bureaucrats, and the Yuan Dynasty had a tax-collection system. The literati were no longer familiar with it. After the founding of the Ming Dynasty, there were still people who flocked to the north. For example, during the Zhu Yunwen period, the North and South Rankings were abolished, the law was promoted, and civilian officials were in charge of the army. When Zhu Qizhen was young, the great talent Sanyang in your book came to power. He introduced the recommendation law, lightened taxes, domestic uprisings, and the Luchuan Kingdom lost the first battle. During the Zhu Qizhen period, he basically had no power and had to bribe officials to buy the crown prince position. Yu Qian's policy was to abolish the North and South Rankings and the Recommendation Law, which completely abolished Zhu Qizhen's policies. There are no historical records of this period of shipbuilding and voyages to the West, but there are records in the excavated epitaphs. According to the history books completely, there is too much nonsense, especially the history of the Ming Dynasty. For example, Zhu Di was in trouble. Zhu Yun Wenfang, all the generals were idiots, the whole army was wiped out and he ran away alone. The commander in charge of the army and civil servants were loyal and scheming. What kind of portraits were there on the spiritual cards? The gate gate almost crushed Zhu Di to death. Zhang Yu's clairvoyance noticed that Zhu Di was surrounded and went to rescue him. He lost his troops and generals, and was in a state of embarrassment. According to the history books, Zhu Di fled to Nanjing and ascended the throne in misery.                      ，，，

1. Ministers should call themselves "chen" to the protagonist, and the protagonist should address officials by their surname and position, such as Wang Shilang, Wang Shangshu, etc. The protagonist should not call the minister "my lord". Who else is bigger than his grandson? ? 2. Regarding military construction. I read a lot of fictional historical novels, and many authors like to implement modern military training methods and structures in ancient times. But in fact, they have not grasped the key advantage of the modern army, which is the ideological construction of the army! The ideological construction of the modern army can be called arming its mind, while military training can be called barbarizing its body. In addition, modern armies like to suddenly call for rallies in the middle of the night from time to time, or assemble at short notice to conduct exercises (and arrange to write suicide notes). This allows the army to stay alert at all times, tighten the strings in their minds, and participate in battles at any time. 3. Ancient people did not have a strong concept of country and nation, which can strengthen learning. Let the military and new scholars be more loyal to the country and the nation instead of putting their home before the country all the time

The male protagonist does have a natural legal basis to become the emperor's eldest grandson, but Zhu Yuanzhang does not talk about martial ethics and thinks that the male protagonist's grandfather is a military general and cannot be yelled at. In addition, Zhu Yunwen is good at pretending and can coax Zhu Yuanzhang. He is also a civil servant. Zhu Yuanzhang likes to use culture to control military affairs. If he wants to force Zhu Yuanzhang to give up this idea, he can only use the Xuanwu Sect or expose his true face.

I suggest that the emperor's name be changed as well. No matter who is worthy of being called the emperor, change it to Japanese Emperor or Japanese King. Anyway, the unequal treaty has been signed, so there is no need to change his name.

The greatest advantage of this author is that he is very logical. . . This is also the reason why I can keep following updates. Even if it is poisonous, its flaws cannot be concealed. .

Why are historical time-travel novels almost all about soul travel, and many protagonists still have systems or pockets of space? This is ridiculous. It is better to write that the protagonist can travel between modern and ancient times through time and space channels. After all, it is based on Einstein's theory of relativity. It is very interesting to write about the protagonist traveling between modern times and ancient times through time and space channels. This can show the direct collision between modern times and ancient times. There are already many stories about the protagonists rebelling in the early Qing Dynasty, including the Kangxi Dynasty and the Yongzheng Dynasty. It would be interesting to write a book in which the protagonist rebelled between Kublai Khan and Yuan Dynasty in the Yuan Dynasty or Zhu Yuanzhang and Hongwu Year in the Ming Dynasty. {"NickName":"Supervision and Restriction","UserId":406440657}

Concubine: What is the name 🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂

The plot is quite good, but it's a pity that it's a conspiracy and power struggle. Unfortunately, it's not my cup of tea. I'm used to watching fun stories with cheats. It's best to cut grass and kill all the way.

Bore blasting was a global problem at the time, especially in Europe, where the metallurgical industry was immature. The gun blasting rate was actually very high, and it also caused serious accidents. In 1574, the Governor of the Spanish Netherlands ordered 300 cast iron cannons from the Liege Cannon Foundry. However, due to the lack of casting iron technical support, although these iron cannons were delivered on time, after testing, all of them exploded and no one was spared. Wathier Godefrin, the director of the cannon foundry and the cannon caster, was also arrested and imprisoned because of the failure of the cannon casting. Source Colin J. M. Martin—"Full fathom five wrecks of the Spanish Armada" The cast iron cannon artifacts from three periods, including the Inmarill Rose that sank in 1545; Gustav's leather cannon, and the Batavia that sank in the Netherlands in 1629, all have obvious traces of splicing. Most of the extant European wrought iron cannons from the late Ming Dynasty have barrels that are level with the barrel, and traces of gaps in the iron bars are clearly visible. This is irrefutable evidence that can be found online. European wrought iron cannons even mentioned in their own documents that they could not be loaded with high-pressure granular gunpowder, and they often exploded and the real King of Scotland was killed on the spot. The ratio of saltpetre to carbon to sulfur was 7.5:1.5:1 In the nineteenth century and 5:1:1 in the sixteenth century. Additionally, powder made in France and Italy at least up to the end of the sixteenth century was not grained.'' Morin "Morphology" Powdered gunpowder burns slowly and produces a lower chamber pressure. The energy of granular gunpowder is 1.5 Times that of powdered gunpowder, and the burning rate is 3 times that of powdered gunpowder. , As a result, Western European wrought iron cannons only used low chamber pressure powder gunpowder, and the chambers repeatedly exploded. It was still possible to replace them with granular gunpowder. During the British expedition to Cadiz in Spain in November 1625, due to the greed and embezzlement of military contractors, and the lack of management experience of state officials, who knew nothing about military logistics support, the British expedition not only lacked food and clothing, but also used shabby weapons. There were even many matchlocks that did not even have fire holes, so they could not be fired at all. The country invested a lot of money, but there were too many moths, which ultimately led to the failure of the war. During the Battle of Oudenaarde on July 31, 1667, 600 French heavy matchlock guns exploded on the battlefield in one day (Source: "Un probl ème opé rationnel du "the prac tife of a rtillerie" In 1621, Spain cast 150 new bronze cannons within two years. Due to the poor skill of the gunsmiths, these cannons were not cast well. Among them, 20 of 36 cannons were damaged when they were tested for the first shot. Although the British cast iron cannons in the 17th century had a temporary monopoly in Europe, unfortunately it was only in the early 17th century that there were records of the British adding limestone to blast furnace smelting, and it was not until the fall of the Ming Dynasty that they began to use coke for smelting. Fortunately, the British's high-quality low-sulfur and low-phosphorus iron ore helped them a lot. Otherwise, with their metallurgical technology, the iron cannons they cast would not be much better than those of Spain. Also, the Hongyi artillery introduced in the early days of Chongzhen exploded in front of all civil and military officials during the first test firing in the capital, and the remaining unexploded parts were sent to the Liaodong battlefield for use. European science and technology has also developed step by step. Some people think that Europe has been advanced for three to five hundred years or even longer because of its advanced science and technology in modern times. How is it possible that real life is not an instant improvement across eras by clicking "Upgrade" in a video game?

The mathematical basis of external ballistics is Newton's three laws and the law of universal gravitation, first published in 1687. Otherwise, there is no way to calculate ammunition at all. In other words, before Newton's three laws, only empirical formulas could be used for gunfire. The "New Science" published by Tartaglia in 1537 was actually Tartaglia's public advertisement for job hunting. However, his work was kicked out of the textbook in 1590 because it was not accurate enough. ("New Science" laid the foundation of modern ballistics, but the book "New Science" believed that the cannonballs would fall vertically at the highest point. It made me laugh to death😃😃😃hahaha) Tartalia claimed that he had never fired a cannon. The book "New Science" had nothing to do with artillery at the beginning, but it was later practiced by Spanish people in large numbers In fact, it was written by Western ballistics has always been relatively slow to respond to mathematics and physics research. Artillery production and use systems are often inconsistent (for example, the British artillery during the Peninsular War once pulled out a bunch of Spanish Harborg-era cannons for supplementary purposes). The projectiles of muzzle-loading guns often use shrinking bullets, and the people who teach mathematics may not know how to shoot artillery. European artillery-related mathematics education can only cultivate intuition to a large extent (this was even the case in the 20th century. The preface to the US military-related textbooks in the 20th century also emphasized that practitioners who introduced the use of artillery were more capable of training and practicing artillery officers than mathematics professors. Benefits), many of those equipment are simply money-making gadgets - Galileo started to engage in ballistics back then just to promote his own equipment, but if you really plan to use these things that may even be based on Aristotelian mechanics to defeat the enemy, then you can only say good luck. The accurate hit range of traditional general artillery and Western artillery in the Ming Dynasty was actually the same "two hundred steps", and the Ming army had better conditions to spend money on target training. At the same time, those European mercenaries even skipped musket shooting because the economy and wages could not support it: (frontier fortress in the Jiajing period) and could see beyond the trenches. The terrain is vast. If you encounter a large enemy approaching the border and the officers and soldiers unexpectedly fire their weapons and crossbows from far and near, you should consider placing them outside the wall of the enemy's tower. This method is suitable and a mound of six to seven feet should be erected about two hundred paces above the suspected thief. If the thieves come to this pile, use the extremely distant divine cannon to attack. Invincible gunslinger. Use the cannon tip to point out the machine and other weapons to attack it. It's about a hundred and fifty steps up. Another mound of soil five or six feet tall was erected. Like thieves here. Then use weapons such as the Sub-far Divine Spear, the Erlang Machine Seven-Eyed Gun, etc. To attack them. About a hundred steps further. Then set up a mound four to five feet tall. Like thieves here. Then use the long-range arm, crossbow, arrow, rocket, three-eyed gun, Fran machine and other weapons to attack them at the same time. Then every shot will hit the target. No one is safe from harm. You will see thieves running and hiding. Don't dare to spy on my frontier. The 1849 "Supplementary Readings and Records" believes that the range of the open artillery and the foreign artillery in the Opium War are the same, two hundred paces: there is also a test target, the close one can only be one hundred lunges, counting fifty feet; the far one is two hundred lunges, counting one hundred feet; further away, it is vague and subtle, and the inspection is unreal. This is consistent with what Chen said, exactly. The most effective way to use early artillery is to put it close and aim directly. 😊 European science and technology also developed step by step. Some people think that Europe has been advanced for three to five hundred years or even more because of its advanced technology in modern times. How is that possible?

I hope there won't be a constitutional monarchy in the future. This routine is no longer popular now.

The First Emperor of Qin, Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty, and Taizu of the Ming Dynasty, these three have a special status in the history of China. Qin, Sui, and Ming all ended the era of darkness and chaos and re-established order. In the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Yuanzhang had some faults, which is undeniable, but no one is perfect, and Zhu Yuanzhang's achievements far exceeded his faults. Since the end of the Tang Dynasty, the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, and the Sixteen States of Yanyun were lost. The Northern Song Dynasty was not unified, and the Southern Song Dynasty was even more peaceful. Then, under the rule of the Yuan Dynasty, the north and the south had been separated for too long, and they were even called southerners and northerners. In the Song Dynasty, the scholar-bureaucrats ruled the world together. In the Yuan Dynasty, the loose rule and tax farming system made the generals, scholar-bureaucrats, and gentry mouth-mouthed. When the Ming Dynasty unified the world, many people missed the Yuan Dynasty. Even the Zhu family, a family of saints, looked down upon. It is easy to rule geographically, but it is difficult to unify people's hearts and minds. The entire Ming Dynasty was actually affected by this. How many emperors in the Ming Dynasty had accidents? Accidents may happen to a wise and accomplished emperor at any time!

At such a critical moment, taking care of two women all day long is boring, right?

Wen Dou can write well, but if you don't know how to write about technology, you might as well open a small hook for the protagonist.

I follow it every day, and I feel that the author is not a young man. This is the grand plan of governing the country in his heart, and this is China's yearning for the supreme glory.

"Teng". What a crappy name... The book starts off very well. Before Zhu Yunwen's downfall, he also wrote quite fascinating things. After I ordered all of them, I realized that it turned into a pure and refreshing article. Defeat the Japanese pirates, extinguish the hope of the grassland, iterate firearms, and steam the Ming Dynasty. It's still quite fun, but a little bit, it doesn't have the tension of the Machiavellian plot at all.

The purpose of the so-called "sea ban" in ancient times was to restrict and eliminate rebel forces, combat piracy and smuggling, and ensure social stability. The "Sea Ban" was only promulgated when there were Japanese pirates. Rather than "sea ban" first, there will be Japanese pirates. Don't reverse the causal relationship. Sea ban and seclusion are two different things. The direct cause of the Japanese rebellion was the civil strife in Japan. In order to make a living and seek wealth, the feudal lords, samurai and ronin who failed in the war organized into armed gangs and went to China's coastal areas with pirate merchants to carry out armed smuggling and robbery and other criminal acts Ming Dynasty literature is actually quite strict about nouns. Pirates, sea pirates, Japanese pirates and Japanese slaves all refer to completely different groups. Japanese pirates are divided into slave thieves and sub-thieves. The Ming Dynasty called these people differently. If they were pirate merchants, they were called pirates. If they are Japanese, they are called Japanese pirates. There is a clear distinction. For example, the Ming Dynasty court and the local chronicles of Zhejiang Province distinguished between Japanese pirates and pirate merchants who colluded with Japanese pirates. Wang Zhi was the largest pirate merchant on the southeast coast at that time. He raised a large number of Japanese pirates to cause trouble, but the record about him clearly stated that he was a pirate merchant, while the Japanese he raised were recorded as Japanese pirates. They have never been mixed together The Japanese can be divided into two types. One is the pirate group headed by Wang Zhi who has inextricable interests with the Japanese pirates. The other is the pirate group whose wives and children were held hostage by the Japanese pirates and forced to attack the town The Japanese pirates are the Japanese pirates as described in Jixiao's new book Military Training Records. The Japanese pirates are Japanese pirates. Forced Japanese pirates were classified as rescued people, while pirate groups were classified as rebels. They were not confused with each other The main force, logistics, bases, and channels for selling stolen goods were all provided by Japan. And the disappearance of coastal Japanese pirates had a great relationship with the changes in Japan. Since the establishment of the Tokugawa shogunate in 1603, the Warring States Period in Japan ended, and vassal states from all over the country collected troops and put them into the treasury. Ma Fang Nanshan Soon after, the Tokugawa shogunate issued a lock-down order. Japanese citizens were not allowed to run around. They stayed at home, men farmed and women weaved, and the economy was restored. Then look at historical data. Starting from 1603, the Japanese rebellion in the late Ming Dynasty began to slowly decrease. The last Japanese pirates seen in history books invaded the coast of Fujian in July of the fourth year of the Apocalypse (1624). From 1633 to 1639, the Tokugawa shogunate issued five consecutive lock-down orders. The Japanese pirates are completely extinct The direct cause of the Japanese pirate rebellion is the civil strife in Japan. At the end of the Yuan Dynasty, Japan split into the Northern and Southern Dynasties, and wars between the two sides continued. In order to make a living and seek wealth, the feudal lords, samurai and ronin who failed in the war organized into armed gangs and went to the coastal areas of China with pirate merchants to carry out armed smuggling and robbery and other criminal acts. Because the main force came from Japan, they were called Japanese pirates at the time Japanese pirates Ancient name) Japanese pirates (bandits or foreign invaders of national borders) Japanese pirates refer to the Japanese. Chinese people want to be Japanese pirates unless they have Japanese household registration. The Japanese pirates are composed of Japanese samurai ronin, Japanese pirates, and Japanese merchants Sea bans have been in place since the Song Dynasty😲😲 The "Book of Taizong" in "History of the Song Dynasty" records that Zhao Guangyi "banned sea merchants" in September of the second year of Yongxi (985). According to the "History of the Song Dynasty·Shihuo Zhi", Zhao Guangyi stipulated private trade with overseas countries in the early years of Taiping and Xingguo (976) Anyone who trades for more than 100 coins will be sentenced, and those who trade for more than 15 coins will have their faces tattooed and be exiled to the island. In other words, Zhao Guangyi not only completely banned overseas trade, but also completely banned land trade with foreign countries. He did not do it on a whim, but implemented it as a long-term national policy. In the fifth year of Chunhua (994), the ban was specifically reiterated, and the punishment laws were also very harsh. It was a crime to have more than 100 guan, and if the amount exceeded 15 guan, one would be tattooed on the face and sent to an island. Later, it was stipulated that those with more than 4 guan would be sentenced to one year in prison, and 20 guan would be sentenced to local service with tattoos on the face. The "History of Song Dynasty: The Benji of Emperor Gaozong" records that in the seventh month of the fourth year of Jianyan (1130), he "banned shipping merchants from Fujian, Guangzhou, Huaihe and Zhejiang to Shandong, and was considered to be the guide of Jinren Township". Not only that, he also issued an edict in August of the second year of Shaoxing (1132) to confiscate the ships of the coastal people and replace them every year to guard the dangerous sea lanes. In essence, it was not much different from the sea ban. According to the "History of the Song Dynasty·Shi Huo Zhi", Emperor Gaozong of the Song Dynasty established a market in the twelfth year of Shaoxing (1142), so he took wax tea as the basis of the market. All the crotch, cut, piece and collar, regardless of how high or low they were, were scrutinized by the officials, and smuggling into the sea was strictly prohibited." That is to say, the overseas trade of wax tea was prohibited.

1. The author is probably studying the history of the Ming Dynasty. The content seems quite professional 2. The protagonist has no way to live forever, so the upper limit of this book is locked. In other words, even until death, the protagonist can at most manage the Ming Dynasty to be like the United Kingdom before World War I, and many modern things will not be used. If you think bigger, it's just colonizing the entire earth, and add some hope, that is, communism will develop a little, and then the descendants or other people of the protagonist will replace the protagonist who died of old age as the protagonist 3. For science students, this book can help you refresh your understanding of liberal arts n times

How long did it take for Zhu Yuanzhang to die? After reading the table of contents, why is it that the latest chapter is not dead yet? He is still with Lao Zhu.

I was reading books on other platforms, and when I saw Xuyao's tip, I realized there was no tip entry. I searched specifically and downloaded Qidian to give tips and encouragement to the author. Based on my personal reading experience, this is a rare good time-travel text. It is very historically rigorous and comprehensive. Although the popularity of new technologies is a bit faster, the author has been patching in explanations within a reasonable range. Please keep up the good work, author! By the way, is there a discussion group for book friends?