Zhu Yuanzhang in the Cellar

How did Gandhi become a Mahatma? I think he was the one who sold his hooks to men all over India.

The protagonist's source of funds is all from Ming Dynasty gold exchanged for modern currency, which is unsustainable. Generally speaking, the protagonists in time travel novels often define themselves as traitors, buying and selling to gain profits. Individuals may be able to do this, but the Ming Dynasty is a unified feudal dynasty, and the funds required for him to complete the basic industrial revolution are huge. This is no more than the five-year plan at the beginning of the founding of the People's Republic of China, and it cannot be solved by reselling gold. The protagonist is a descendant of Zhu Yuanzhang. What makes him different from other protagonists in time-travel novels is that he can use the emperor to mobilize the power of a country. The Ming Dynasty was a feudal dynasty with a vast land, abundant resources, and a large population. The author could hire the skilled craftsmen of the Ming Dynasty to manufacture high-end handicrafts and luxury goods for sale to the modern era, such as processed high-end medicinal materials, high-end tea, high-end animal furs, high-end fabrics (such as Sichuan brocade, etc.), High-end jewelry, high-end calligraphy and painting, high-end Ming Dynasty clothing, high-end carvings, classical furniture, etc. If the rich have strong spending power, the protagonist's leather case company can completely transform into a luxury goods trading company.

Author, look at your book review section. It was so good at the beginning. What can you write that is not good? If you don't write about it, why would you dare to write like that?! The last one has been written like this. It was originally written as a historical article. There are obviously so many stories to write about Hongwu. From the perspective of a farmer or a merchant, we can see the changes that Pig's Feet brought to the Ming Dynasty from the perspective of various classes. Also, Pig's Feet is a true feudal filial son. He talks about being the spokesperson of capital, but in fact In fact, I am working for Lao Zhu honestly. Can you please send it and write it well? To be honest, group portraits are the most suitable for this book, but you chose to write it in a film and television style. The temporary bad jokes cannot cover up this book. You are too conservative. You obviously have an amazing start. I guess this book will not get as high a score as your last book in the end.

Who is the head teacher in these two hooks?

Look like Zhu Yuanzhang in the brothel...🙂

As an adult, when I read the novels that I found interesting and imaginative when I was a child, I feel speechless. The tax department, customs department, police department, network surveillance department, and transportation department will all stop me from dreaming of becoming a bad guy from both worlds.

What would happen if Zhu Yuanzhang didn't show how Korean Smecta hacked them? 😏😏😏😏😏

The writing is really good The Zhu Yuanzhang in history should be the kind of sinister and vicious person The Zhu Yuanzhang written in this novel is good In other novels, when Zhu Yuanzhang heard that the Manchu Qing Dynasty was established, he looked like the sky was falling. In fact, the ancients did not have much national complex. Zhu Yuanzhang was disgusted at most.

Bad signs have begun. Writing about the Ming Dynasty has to focus on the Anti-Japanese War. Forensics can easily go astray.

From the looks of it, although there are some problems with the design at the beginning, it is a nitpicking type. It is the kind of problem that will occur unless you have experienced it personally. It does not affect it. Generally speaking, it is 9 points out of 10 at the beginning. But Chapter 18 was poisonous to me. The protagonist, a novelist, teaches Zhu Yuanzhang how to choose an emperor, which is a bit outrageous. Does it highlight whether Zhu Yuanzhang is stupid or the protagonist is smart? Just throw the history books to Lao Zhu, who knows more than you. Secondly, how do you know that the history books are completely consistent with the actual situation? There is no comparison between Zhu Di and Zhu Biao as to who is more capable, but it is not something that your protagonist can compare. The protagonist must have just read the history books and checked some information to conclude that Zhu Biao, a prince who died young, is more suitable than Zhu Di. The protagonists are not writing novels at home. At least they are all division-level cadres. Just because you read history books does not mean you understand this person. Just knowing some deeds may not be true. The protagonist dares to preach to Zhu Yuanzhang about choosing the emperor without having seen anyone before. Why? There is no problem in choosing Zhu Biao and Zhu Di. The problem is that the protagonist teaches Zhu Yuanzhang. I'll take a look at the rest. I'll make another post before subscribing. Currently, not counting 18 chapters, it's 9 points! Chapter 18 is minus 8 points. I will check it out after Chapter 18. If there is no big problem, I will recommend it.