Daming: I Have a Powerful General, Zhu Yuanzhang!

The soldiers of both sides had just been collected for a few days, but they were able to maintain their formation with a 90% death rate like the Anti-Japanese War. It was a fantasy story.

There is a question. The protagonist does not know how to march and fight, military strategy, or handle government affairs. He doesn't even have a close confidant. Why should he be the emperor?

There is no such thing as being convinced by people like Zhu Yuanzhang. Liu Bang, why are grassroots entrepreneurs like Zhu Yuanzhang willing to kill great heroes? Because these people have seen what they were like when they were down and out, and they don't believe in destiny at all. You often save my life, and I save your life. If it weren't for me, you would be where you are now. These people tend to despise authority, and they are more daring to think and do, have resources, and have the ability to rebel! Rich second-generation entrepreneurs like Yang Jian, Li Shimin, and Liu Xiu are different. Their subordinates seem to have a halo, whether they are superstitious about abilities, resources, or status. They have control. They don't believe that their subordinates can overthrow them. Instead, they are more wary of relatives!

How could Zhu Yuanzhang be so honest? Xu Dadang and Geng were Lao Zhu's loyal supporters. You had to worry about them rebelling while subduing them. It would be easier to kill them all at once. What's more, the Zhang Chao family is so hard on the protagonist. If you don't kill them, you should disarm them as soon as you enter the city. If you kill them, why should you keep them?

As a future time traveler, he has decided to be the emperor himself, and keeping Zhu Yuanzhang would be a disaster.

This book is quite confusing to read. Originally, killing Zhu Yuanzhang would be fine, but forcing him to surrender would cause a lot of trouble.

Lao Zhu is a top general in his own right, and what's even more terrible is that Lao Zhu also has a pair of talented eyes, and there are many top generals under his command.

An ordinary person like you still wants to conquer Zhu Yuanzhang? How many dishes have you eaten?

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Nice writing, please keep updating more

I suggest you not call it Ming Dynasty. You have already replaced Zhu Yuanzhang, so why use Ming Dynasty? Use Datang Dynasty, otherwise it will be too awkward.

Lao Zhu is a famous general maker, you have to be better than him

The Immortal Grass is a Low Grade The author's writing style is very neat. There is a feeling that is different from others (he is not watery). If you read too many similar works, you can roughly guess the subsequent plot. The author's guess is impossible.

It's really well written, keep up the hard work and keep updating

There are so many unnecessary actions on the battlefield, there are only shields and stabs to kill! The cavalry probably used impact force

Zhu Yuanzhang will definitely come back to bite you in the end

This novel is so well written. Kudos to the author. I also recommend a novel to everyone, "A Military Household in Ansai at the End of the Ming Dynasty". Friends who are short of books can take a look. The author is also writing it very carefully.

This guy seems to be writing about gangsters. He just wants to make a career. From time to time, a few women will pop up and talk back. He endures dozens of chapters without reading it, because he won't read it anyway.

Because the lives of Zhu Yuanzhang and Li Shimin are already the most realistic historical novels in the real world. How good are you at touching one of these two?

Aren't the two surnames Niu and Li bitter enemies?