To Build a Country Overseas, Ask Zhu Yuanzhang to Die

Finally, there is a novel about resisting Zhu Yuanzhang. Others are just trying to flatter you in a different way. Even if Zhu Yuanzhang wants to kill you, the nine tribes will still have to kneel down and shout that the emperor is holy.

Isn't it good to spread the branches and leaves? Why call me back? The United States, Canada, and Australia have not said they want to go back to their hometown in the UK.

There are very few time-travel novels that are anti-Zhu Yuanzhang, because Zhu Yuanzhang's counterattack is better than that of time-travelers.

It's a bit stupid not to build a country overseas. It's hard to leave the homeland. It doesn't matter to farmers. Land is the foundation, and there is food production. After all, there are sweet potatoes, potatoes and corn overseas, and there is a lot of land. You recruit Han farmers, and then you go to capture slaves and come back to open up wasteland for farming. It is still a system. There is no shortage of people. There are really many Hongwu uprisings, and there are many people who don't have enough to eat. Give them the privilege to capture slaves and large tracts of land. That's the farm model.

There are a lot of natural disasters, but of course it's okay. For now, the protagonist's golden finger cannot judge loyalty and adultery. No matter how well developed he is, it may be used as a wedding dress.

Luzon is exactly the same as Jiangnan in ancient my country before the southward migration. Without a system, it would be impossible to develop every 50 to 60 years. The most important thing is that if you want to develop it, at least 500,000 to 1 million people will need to be filled in. There are various viruses such as fever, snakes, insects, rats, ants, and ants.

One theory I see is that the reason for the early development of muskets in Europe is that European wars are generally low-intensity and medium-intensity wars, and muskets are of certain use, but here we fight with high-intensity and large groups, and the armor coverage rate is very high.

The author is so bad that even Zhu Yuanzhang will not be able to defeat him until he dies.

The outline is not set up well, and it's not fun enough to open the system!

How did you get to sea? Going from the Yangtze River, let's not talk about the difference between river ships and sea ships. Is it possible to go to Nanjing? Guangzhou in the south is in the hands of He Zhen, and Fujian is in the hands of Chen Youding. These two families fought with Chen Han and it is impossible for the protagonist to go there, so where were the ships built?

As long as you are against Zhu Chongba, I will vote for you.

Brother, no, are you planning to be a eunuch now?

If the protagonist wants to win, he must stop Zhu Yuanzhang's Northern Expedition, otherwise he will not be able to fight when he takes over the resources in the north.

More updates from the author, optimistic about this opening. Looking forward to the battle with Zhu Yuanzhang.

Why hasn't it been updated yet?

The outcome of the Chen-Zhu war has been decided. The protagonist leads his army to flee to Luzon, presumably to farm and collect grain, then slowly train his troops, conquer the surrounding barbarians, and continue to expand his territory until he has a decisive battle with Zhu Yuanzhang and defeats the Han Dynasty again. The storyline is smooth and logical.

The progress is too slow. It is enough to just capture slaves for development. Land reclamation, mining, construction, and road building are not as good as the First Emperor. They capture as many people as there are troops. Anyway, the people who died are not Han people. It is just a large-scale construction project. The progress of building a cement factory will be faster. I really don't understand. It's just feudal ancient times. Who is not a ruthless person. In order to develop and survive, they are just slaves. Dead Taoist friends are not dead to poor Taoists.

The process of Zhu Yuanzhang's rise can be said to be for the sake of national justice. If you started to fight during the period of strong and powerful separatism, then the two of you share this justice. Now that the world has been unified, you will join. Does this mean that you will fight against the world again for your own selfish desires? The Han people were almost extinct in the early Ming Dynasty. Are you going to do it again? Have you thought of a reasonable explanation?

Finally someone is anti-Zhu, it's well written and I'll subscribe to it all

What to do with the families of the soldiers? How many of them are willing to leave their hometowns, and when they arrive in a new place, there are only two ways to establish a foothold. The first is to recuperate and the second is to kill all the indigenous people. Even if these do not mean that most of the soldiers in the future counterattack should be locals, right? To the people of the Ming Dynasty, wasn't this a naked foreign invader? Don't people have to follow Zhu Yuanzhang? The subject matter is very novel, but I feel that there may be too many bugs, and there may be a possibility of hostile forces outsmarting me in the future.

It's been put on the shelves, but I didn't even post a comment about it being put on the shelves.

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