I Transmigrated as Zhu Yuanzhang: Zhu Di, You’ll Rule in My Place
穿越朱元璋：朱棣，你来监国
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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The author wrote it in a wrong direction.
Before productivity reaches a certain level, you can only adapt to it, reform the system to develop productivity, and then relatively cultivate some advanced ideas. Now, the author keeps writing about ideological reform, which is nothing more than a few dozen, at most a few hundred thousand, high-ranking officials indulging in their own delusions.
What a disappointment! This is the first time I've come across a book about Zhu Yuanzhang (the founder of the Ming Dynasty), but it's nothing like him at all! It lacks any of that founding-era domineering aura.
If I can persuade one person, I will.
This is a trap. The book is too big and will be banned, so instead of honestly starting a new book from scratch, the author begins writing the first chapter of the new book with only about 100 paid chapters. What a mess!
Many parts are far-fetched, contrary to human nature, and detached from reality. For example, the handling of the Qin King: Judy, following the law, killed his second brother, yet still wanted to ascend the throne? Killing one's brother and son—neither Zhu Yuanzhang nor Judy would have fared well; the subsequent succession would inevitably be filled with fratricide, just like Li Er's Xuanwu Gate…
The development of a system is closely linked to the development of productive forces. Didn't our country face the contradiction between "the people's growing material and cultural needs and the backward social production" at the beginning of the People's Republic? You're going to skip production and jump straight into "spiritual civilization construction"?
China has never lacked diverse and vibrant ideas. How much smarter are you than the ancients? What seem like advanced institutional concepts today were actually proposed in ancient times. History is cyclical; many things weren't unthinkable, but simply unachievable. Take land systems, for example. Were there no state-owned lands in ancient times?
If Zhu Di were to take the throne, then the brothers would inevitably go to war...
No, if I rewrite it, can I still start charging from the first chapter?
Disgusting, what is this whole thing? It's like going in the opposite direction.
Grandson Zhu Xiong Ying disappeared without a trace. The work of Crown Prince Zhu Biao to relocate the capital was abandoned halfway through. The second and third children also suddenly disappeared. Having just handed over military power to Zhu Di, he was summoned to the capital by secret edict. He was dead. When he tried to challenge the civil officials, he realized that he had killed too many.