Adopting Zhu Xiongying: I Really Don't Want to Be the Prince Who Guards the Nation!

As soon as I read the title of this book, I knew it was garbage 😁

The contextual logic doesn't match up, it's most likely cobbled together by AI, so I'll report it. A bunch of kids from the countryside, who didn't know a few words, started talking about the rise and fall of dynasties in class...

Learn from modern methods, organize independent tax bureaus, collect taxes by force, stepped tax rates, and connect military expenditures with taxes.

In the past, when the Internet was underdeveloped and videos were not yet popular, if you wrote this kind of novel, people's historical knowledge reserves were not high, and there were still people reading it. But now many people can read history through Douyin and basically already know it. What's the point of writing this kind of book? If nothing else, let's use a very normal logic. Zhu Xiongying was buried in Zhongshan. How did he climb out? You tell me

Silly kids, run. Leaving this kind of stuff on bookshelves is polluting it

It is impossible to prevent land annexation without the officials and gentry unitedly paying the grain and fire expenses to the public.

If you don't say anything else, just say this king's title. Princes use single characters, and the king's title is based on the country's name during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. County princes generally use double characters, and they are mostly named after place names. Who do you want to laugh to death, you, the king of the town, or the Ming Dynasty?

Can Qidian have a blacklist function?

I just want to know if Qidian has a function to block a certain book or author?

The logic of the beginning is not good. Telling children the reasons for the ups and downs of dynasties, especially children from tenant households, you have to say that when they are about 15 years old, they have their own opinions and insights to talk about these political things. Can they understand the political intrigues and conspiracies of a group of kids under 10 years old? It is a group of question marks. Definitely, when I look at your protagonist from the perspective of a reader, what I see is like a monkey writing and acting on his own, blindly arrogant and unaware of it, and Lao Zhu's design of eavesdropping outside is even worse. You can combine it to see if it is: the monkey watching outside the house, the exaggerated expression of the monkey in the house, and a group of dumbfounded children asking what the monkey is doing. Your design is too exaggerated!