Great Ming: In the Yongle Era, Reviving the Jingnan Campaign

Treat your family, like the sun in spring☀ as warm,, Treat your tribe, like a fire in winter,, Treat foreigners, like the sun in summer☀, intense, harvest,, Then you treat your former nephew "Emperor",, Let it go,, Or grill it,,

It's been more than thirty chapters and I haven't opened the system yet. I read a book about the Tang Dynasty lord system. That book didn't open the system until it was released. I don't know what the author wrote about enabling the system.

The plot is a bit off, as to who is the protagonist. The Ming Dynasty is still a Han Dynasty 😰

You redeemed the medicine, but it was delivered late. Isn't it a failure?

In history, people who were roasted were because of rebellion. If you didn't rebel, you wouldn't be in trouble.

Zhanji, my second uncle wants to eat crock pot chicken! 😜

Pills and other things are very deceptive at first sight, and Zhu Di would not give them to Queen Xu because of his temperament. I don't understand why there are elixirs in the science and technology system of big countries. Even if they can be exchanged for genetic medicines, they are more reliable than elixirs. Of course, genetic medicine is not very in line with the ancients' views. It can be directly exchanged for medicinal materials, such as thousand-year-old Ganoderma lucidum and thousand-year-old Polygonum multiflorum. Or it may be a little more fantasy, like the meat pods in "Ghost Blowing the Lamp", which look like elixirs at first glance, and the ancients were more likely to accept things like this.

Big country's technology system, hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha so to You, many people born in the 2000s.

Where can Nanyang be the capital? Go to India?

Does the author have a map? A map of Southeast Asia from that period?