Chat Group of Emperors of Ming Dynasty

Yu Qian can be used, but cannot be reused. The military power of the Ming Emperor was taken away by Yu Qian. Military power was originally in the Governor's Mansion of the Five Armies, and was directly managed by the emperor. Later, Yu Qian took him away to the Ministry of War and became a civilian leader of the army.

Cultural workers must be literate

Naval guns need to be covered by the firepower of large tubes. What are you doing if you build a bunch of small-caliber guns that can't even break the wood? In the era of wooden ships, you relied on cannons to break enemy ships. The wood will not sink and will not lose its combat effectiveness until it is completely smashed.

Who would like to read the stories written by time-travelers and indigenous people?

Don't scold me, the author has joined Qidian's "Disabled Writers Support Program"! This is a writer's traffic tilt for issues related to various brain disorders including mild intellectual disabilities! Everyone should be more tolerant 🌹 You don't have to read it but please don't scold me. Thank you 🙏🙏

This Ming Dynasty can be written about the time when travelers are changing.

Don't worry about Zhu Yuanzhang and Zhu Di for now. First of all, Lao Si will definitely order Zhu Houcong offline. You can understand the reason.

An emperor abandons government affairs and goes to sea. Lao Zhu would not dare to do so. Moreover, he has not arranged to supervise the country. Are you sure your throne will still be there when you return?😥😥

Pure novice writing, you can read it if you have no brains. The writing style is too novice. Either you are someone who specializes in novice writing, or you are just starting to write novels.

Zhu Qiyu should call Zhu Di Taizong, and Chengzu was changed by Zhu Houcong

Can't physically travel, can only get high orally, bad review

Let me respond to the questions raised by book friends about the temple name Chengzu. In fact, the original setting in my outline is indeed Taizong-Zhu Di. However, when I published the book, I thought about it. The word Chengzu seemed to be more closely associated with Zhu Di, making it easier for people to know who he was, so I still chose Chengzu. After all, Taizong, the one who impressed people the most was probably Li Shimin. Similar to this setting, there is Ye Xian. In fact, at this stage, Ye Xian should be Ye Xian, Taishi. However, the two words Taishi may give people the impression that they are more like civil servants in the Han Dynasty, while Ye Xian gives people the impression of a brave warrior on the grassland. I think putting these two words together may give people a sense of separation, so I called him Khan first. Anything that is not rigorous is actually for the sake of reading experience. I hope everyone will understand the shortcomings.