Hongwu: Starting with Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation to Save People

Recently, the pace of Xu Yuanzhi Yu in the late Ming Dynasty has been very high, because in 1647 Sichuan can fight the refugees, peasant army, Daxi Army, and Ming Army, but not the Qing Army. The author is also a veteran of writing about the late Ming Dynasty. I feel that I can consider taking the opportunity to get a wave of popularity. Anyway, readers can enjoy it. It mainly focuses on emotional catharsis, and the result should not be too bad. With reference to Fa Ding Tianxia, ​​I directly changed the name to Fa Ding Tianxia in the late Ming Dynasty, and the praise rate was as high as 94%

After traveling to ancient times, even if you don't rebel, you still have to respect yourself, and again you have to make trouble for the common people. I really can't figure it out, the kind of person who likes to kneel down and act like a dog to others.

How can the protagonist ensure that after his death, China will be the first to enter the technological revolution, instead of being invaded by other countries that are the first to enter the technological revolution? The absolute monarchy forms a fundamental restriction on the independent scientific and technological revolution. The monopoly of power stifles institutional innovation. The monarchy builds social order with imperial power as the core. The world is the absolute rule of the royal land. Under this system, policy formulation relies on the emperor's personal cognition, social innovation is constrained, and the intellectual class is reduced to a vassal of the imperial power. I think the only way is for the protagonist to implement the constitutional monarchy before his death. If the protagonist wants his descendants to have long-term peace and stability, he must implement Britain's early mixed constitutional monarchy. The British constitutional monarchy is an important starting point for modern political civilization. Its core concepts, such as the rule of law, checks and balances of power, and parliamentary sovereignty, have been widely inherited by countries around the world. British institutional innovation has shaped the political landscape of the modern world. From the period after the Glorious Revolution to the 18th century, Britain showed the dual characteristics of separation of powers between the monarch and parliament. This check and balance of power in the transitional stage laid the foundation for the modern parliamentary constitutional monarchy, and finally completed the transformation to parliamentary sovereignty through the establishment of the responsible cabinet system. The protagonist should not implement Britain's late mature constitutional monarchy or other republican systems at the beginning. A phased and gradual strategy should be adopted, and the protagonist must gradually implement a mixed constitutional monarchy within no more than 60 years. History has proven that any reform that cannot complete the restructuring of power within three generations will eventually return to the old order. {"NickName":"Supervision and Restriction","UserId":406440657}

In my experience, as long as a historical text has these things, it is not far from being unfinished. Historical novels are mainly about the protagonist changing history along the lines of the times, such as saving people, or changing the system of the dynasty, such as taxation, or attracting people to the Age of Discovery. If the technology advances too much, such as developing cased bullets, machine guns, and steam engines, then there will be no sense of substitution. It is no different from krypton gold. This would take away the fun of historical writing. Reading this kind of article is no different from playing a gold-based mobile game. I hope the author pays attention.

Jingtian, why did you write about Hongwu? What should Chongzhen do after dreaming back to modern times? Chongzhen cannot live without you 😭😭😭

You went to Hongwu to play, what will I do in Chongzhen?

The book "Five Beautiful Girls Traveling Through the Northern Song Dynasty" has good results. God, you can learn from him 😃😃😃

Why don't you write a cool article? I really don't want to read it. I just want to read it and bring an arsenal with me. It's so cool.

What about Tianxinshu? Did you ask God to change his vest? What's the name of the new vest?

Why don't you write about Chongzhen? It's better to add something to the cake when it's time to write about Chongzhen. There is also a counterattack theme about Chongzhen.

When will the new book be released 😭

I've only read a few chapters and I'm almost blown away.

Your first few books were all well written, so good luck, author!

Now that I have decided to have an abortion, let's not pour cold water on it, just say a few words. First, the male protagonist is too stupid and can't remember anything, but that's okay. There are only two things that the male protagonist does not remember, neither this nor that. Although it is a bit exaggerated to meet someone who is an expert in Ming history during such a small probability event, but you should still remember most of the things. At least in the "Literature, History and Philosophy" or "General Social Science" part, you should remember most of it, and you can't not even remember Wang Zhen. ——Of course, that is not necessary for a god who knows even the minute details of the Tumu Fort Incident. My personal preference is that it is normal to have difficulty remembering professional knowledge in science and engineering. Science and engineering knowledge tends to be specialized and in-depth, but humanities and social sciences should be general knowledge but not very in-depth. The male protagonist should know it. Second, if you travel to the Zhu Yuanzhang period, what is the position of the male protagonist? Throughout ancient times, if you were not an emperor, you were nothing more than a rebel, a counselor, a powerful minister or an expert in science and engineering. By the time of Zhu Yuanzhang, there was no need to think about rebellion and powerful ministers. It's not that science and engineering experts can't write. The author has written something similar before, and Zhang Yifan is more inclined to this kind of thing. But see the first point for reference. The perspective is always narrower, and what will happen if a completely backward system that has not experienced social transformation suddenly possesses cross-era technology and productivity? A large Saudi? The most important thing is that the author already has one. Therefore, it is the path of counselors, and the general line is advanced governance concepts and social transformation lines. But, but—the male protagonist of this book can't remember anything. Third, what is the direction? Let Zhu Yuanzhang correct the shortcomings of history and become a more complete feudal dynasty, truly "ruling the Tang and Song Dynasties"? Or should we lead the tide of the times, start the Age of Discovery in advance, establish a colonial empire, and even build on the colonial empire to become the world's first empire on which the sun never sets? Or should we not focus on territorial expansion, but focus on profound social transformation, and also take into account the opening of the technology tree (the male protagonist will be given a technology lead)? It's all different. But at the level of the male protagonist of this book (not the level of the author), neither can be achieved.

One Chongzhen, one Lao Zhu, all of them were cut off, and their trustworthiness was gone.

It's okay, there are few routines, and there aren't too many emperors playing house with them, so there won't be any detours.

Especially Lan Yu, he is Zhu Biao's biggest fan, which is a pity. Personally, I estimate that Zhu Biao died from excessive stress, perhaps from a sudden illness such as myocardial infarction. With Zhu Yuanzhang's character, the prince must be very miserable. The pressure is too much.

Oh, by the way, I don't know if it's possible to write a portal that goes directly through America. I want to see it 😍

It is recommended that the light of some scientists should be given to others, and more supporting roles should be played to promote scientific and technological progress.