Daming: Zhu Yuanzhang Picked up My Mobile Phone

Don't write too obvious benefits later, don't let Lao Zhu have anything that clearly threatens the protagonist, the protagonist shouldn't travel through time, and the protagonist's income can be cashed out in other ways. For example, system rewards, but no mandatory tasks

It's a bit too licky now, doesn't the protagonist need a job?

Did ancient people know the unit of grams? Was it written by humans or run by AI?

Zhu Yuanzhang is the most difficult emperor to change. With regard to Zhu Yuanzhang's mindset, even if you put a knife to his neck and say it is wrong to do so, he will not listen to you. Let's put it this way, even if you tell him about the Battle of Jingnan and the prosperous age of Yongle, he will not make Zhu Di the prince. He will only tinker with the eldest son system. He will only kill Fang Xiaoru and Huang Zicheng, the three fools of Jianwen, in advance, and arrange others for Zhu Yunwen.

The saying "The emperor guards the gate of the country, the king dies in the country" is indeed very exciting. Could it be that the author was brainwashed by this sentence? Zhu Di moved the capital to Peiping because he had an erroneous origin for the throne, so for the sake of stability and his own safety, he moved the capital back to his own fiefdom. As for what to say about reducing pressure on the border, it's funny. Let me just say two points. First, does the country have only the northern border, and ignore the borders in the other three directions? Wouldn't it be nice to be beaten to Nanjing City by a dozen Japanese pirates? Second, judging from the history of the Ming Dynasty, has the pressure on the frontier been reduced after the capital was moved? Obviously not okay. Instead, there would be a battle to defend the capital at every turn. The most important thing is that ancient times are not modern times and there is no efficient communication method. Moving the capital to Peking directly caused the Ming emperor to completely lose control of the south. You must know that the south is the largest taxpayer. Loss of control will directly lead to no tax revenue and the country will become poorer and poorer.

Why recognize a living ancestor? What can you do to prove that you are a descendant of Zhu Yuanzhang? Awkward or not?

These people think this way and regard the feudal emperor as an old revolutionary who serves the people. The concept of nation-state was only introduced from the West in modern times. When the Eight-Power Allied Forces invaded Beijing, they were led by many people because they believed that they were attacking the emperor and it had nothing to do with them.

Is the history of Tumubao really true? At that time, part of the Beijing camp had already gone south to suppress the rebellion, so there was no half a million troops. And Sanyang and Yu Qian are not good birds either. They want to turn the Ming Dynasty into the Southern Song Dynasty. Yu Qian also seized the emperor's military power.

In the chapters about Japanese pirates, he told Zhu Yuanzhang why he was doing this. He directly told him that more than 300,000 people died in Nanjing, 35 million were sacrificed in the war of resistance, and there were silver mines and gold mines. Moji didn't know anything about it.

Why are officials called "sir" in historical novels? Before the mid-Qing Dynasty, "adult" was rarely used alone as an official title. Pu Songling's "Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio" mentioned that during the Kangxi period, there was no convention for the title of "adult" for officials, and it was not until Yongzheng that it gradually became common. "Sir" only became a common honorific in the middle and late Qing Dynasty. Fang Junshi's "Jiao Xuan Sui Lu" pointed out that during the Kangxi period, non-imperial officials and even governors were not called "Sir". It was not until Yongzheng that calling officials "Sir" gradually became common. In the Ming Dynasty, "adult" was used to refer to senior officials only in a few specific scenes and in individual areas, but it was not an official or mainstream usage.

Before I read it, I wanted to know, would an ancient person use a mobile phone? ? ?

The reason why he likes Zhu Yuanzhang should be that Zhu Di set up a gentleman to guard the country, so he misunderstood that it was Zhu Yuanzhang. Zhu Yuanzhang liked power and killed Queen Ma, killed Zhu Xiongying, got away with it, and finally died in the hands of civil servants.

If there really is a time traveler, develop according to his ideas. When industry and agriculture develop to a certain extent, it will be discovered that what hinders him from realizing his ambitions is the feudal imperial power based on the feudal land system. It would be okay if it was the end of a dynasty, but when you meet Zhu Yuanzhang, is he willing to delegate power? Do you want a constitutional monarchy and separation of powers?

I'm not very good at commenting on the various fantasy operations of enfeoffing foreign countries in Ming Dynasty novels. It's a beautiful idea. I think everything will be fine and the land can be enclosed after enfeoffment. There is a reason why ancient China could not effectively rule areas far away from the core of the Central Plains. If you really enfeoffed a family of princes to the grasslands, if productivity and production relations did not improve, they would only become nomadic herdsmen living in pursuit of water and grass, and become a more terrifying foreign enemy of the Central Plains. The same is true for Indochina, Korea and Japan. It would be better to directly engage in colonization, charter companies, divide and disintegrate the indigenous people, support minorities, support the puppets who can best sell local resources, use local people to suppress local people, add cultural invasion to cleanse the land, and learn from the methods of Europeans to deal with Africa to deal with South Asia and Southeast Asia. The most commonly spoken language in Africa today is French.

I don't understand the protagonist's operation. To be precise, Zhu Yuanzhang is begging you. You only need to tell me about Lao Zhu's family situation and the history of the Ming Dynasty. Lao Zhu is basically at your disposal. He may not care about his family, but it is impossible not to care about the family inheritance, instead of just following Lao Zhu like a dog now. . .

I have only one comment on the protagonist: stupid!

Zhu Yuanzhang picked it up, but it was of no use because he didn't know how to share it. It would have been better if Zhu Di picked it up because he needed to prove himself.

Under the ancient autocratic monarchy system, more than 99% of the officials were bound to be corrupt. This was caused by the system. No matter how hard the monarch tried to kill corrupt officials, it was of no use! Under the autocratic monarchy, corruption is prevalent throughout the dynasty. The root cause of this systemic corruption lies in the deep binding of power structure, economic incentives and cultural environment. From the perspective of political economy, the corruption of ancient officials was not a purely moral issue, but an institutional necessity. Power in ancient times was top-down. As long as the emperor was not bound by the law, in this fundamentally flawed system, officials would inevitably be corrupt.

Let's talk about why people like this in historical novels always like to lick Lao Zhu and Xiao Zhu, and what's so good about licking a second-rate dynasty in the Ming Dynasty? And Lao Zhu also licked before he became emperor, but after he became emperor, he was speechless. Isn't it good to lick the Han Dynasty? What about Liu Bang, Wen Jing, Han Guangwu, etc. If they don't leave Old Zhu Xiaozhu alone for more than a dozen streets,

As long as they write novels about the Ming Dynasty, 80% of them have the surname Zhu. If you don't believe Zhu, you won't be able to write

Are you Zhu Yuanzhang? Just write it? Playing the piano randomly

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The biggest problem with moving the capital from Nanjing to Beijing was that Emperor Yongle finally recovered Vietnam, but because it was too far away from Beijing and difficult to control, he was forced to give up twenty or thirty years later, missing the best opportunity to completely occupy Vietnam in the past thousand years. At the same time, when the Ming Dynasty was in the Little Ice Age, the temperature was gradually dropping and grain production was gradually decreasing. If there was a treasure land in Vietnam with three crops a year, the grain could be supplemented by the large-scale shipping developed by Zheng He's voyages to the West, and it might be able to survive for decades more.

Brother, Zhu Yuan is missing a Zhang at the end of the introduction.