Hongwu's Imperial Edicts Began, and Yongle's Authority Was Added

Hongwu is twenty-five years old, so there is no need to read it. The treasures of Zhu Yuanzhang - Zhu Xiongying, Queen Ma, and Zhu Biao are all gone. At this time, Zhu Yuanzhang has already lost control. Moreover, the protagonist is still the censor, the one who started the fire. This has to explode the powder keg of Zhu Yuanzhang. Even if he survives, it will be the dispute between Zhu Yunwen and Zhu Di.

After reading five chapters, I felt a literary and artistic style. Hongwu ancient times were written in a literary style. The author must be crazy.

Niu Yinggong is generous, why did Yu Qian want to kill you? In the eighth year of Zhengtong's reign, he went south to build ships and open Yuegang. In this year, Jiangxi's rebellion targeted Yuegang, Fujian. Since the death of Zhu Di, the civil servants have been impatient to ban the sea. How can they still not understand why Yingzong died? His father, Xuanzong, wanted to open the sea for ten years but died. Why trust Wang Zhen? Isn't it because civil servants are so ugly?

This author wrote about the British public without even considering who benefited the most. He killed you and silenced you. Foreigners have not brutally silenced high-ranking officials for five thousand years. Just look at what happened in Tumu Fort. Yu Qian wouldn't believe it even if he wasn't a ghost.

After reading a few chapters, I couldn't stand it anymore.

How did the protagonist make others not just guess, but know the location of the hidden money, and it was accurate to single digits. Not rigorous at the beginning

To put it simply, Lao Zhu wants to kill the protagonist, and then the protagonist works conscientiously as a dog in order to survive. Then during the process of the protagonist's meritorious service, the Zhu family will chew the protagonist from time to time. In this way, the protagonist becomes the dog of Lao Zhu's ancestors and grandchildren for several generations.

I originally thought that the author wanted to write a battlefield story about Zhang Fu as the first British Duke following Emperor Taizong Wen on the battlefield. Unexpectedly, he threw it into the royal guards at the beginning. If there is indeed a record of Zhang Fu's imprisonment in history, can the author reply and tell me which historical materials it is recorded in? If it is an original work by the author, then I express my expectation. Although this kind of beginning is not amazing, it does break Zhang Fu's dull first half of history. I hope the author can well structure the relationship between the Jin Yiwei during the Hongwu period and the commander-in-chief of the right army governor's office in the Jingnan battle. After all, the rise of the British government in the original time and space was indeed accidental, and it was all due to Zhu Neng who had been reduced to a thousand households at that time. Zhang Yu and Zhang Yu urged the King of Yan to start big things, so that they could get the merit of the dragon.