I Bring Second-Hand Ming Dynasty to Dominate the World

Go to the clan 😥 No matter how cold-blooded a person is, he will not give any preferential treatment to his immediate family members, right? Isn't it possible for such a huge empire to support his immediate family members? It's absolutely possible that the further the bloodline is, the worse the treatment will be. As a result, the emperor's grandson, the protagonist, is not even a rich farmer. And there is this imperial examination. You want to say that it is okay to select outstanding clan talents, but is it okay to select the heir to the throne? What's the use of being good at math, physics and chemistry? Does the empire need a scientist to govern it? An emperor or heir to the throne should focus mainly on politics and grasp the general direction. Mathematics, physics and chemistry are bonus items rather than decisive items. Again, the emperor must understand politics.

Imagining that someone will save Ming one after another 🤐

The emperor who really traveled through time and became the late Ming Dynasty had only one word to deal with those bandits: kill. If he didn't kill all those bandits, the Ming Dynasty would not be able to achieve peace. Zhu Youjian had a woman's heart.

No, this emperor didn't do anything. How did he come to power? How did the previous emperor train him? This kind of thing like the church has been dead for 800 years.

Xx takes turns and comes to my house today. Anyway, the East and the West will take turns to participate and revive each other. I have already thought about it. After the male protagonist dies, someone from 2100 will come to save xx.

Interesting, why are there so few people in the comment area I will make a preliminary summary First of all, the title of the book attracted me in Then lv1, there is no mention of extraterritorial demons I am a little afraid of eunuchs, a million words are difficult Then there is the introduction, a bit too short Interesting at first glance, but not much desire It is more the desire brought by the title of the book

The writing is very interesting. It will be updated quickly. I hope the protagonist will unify the world.

How come I have the impression that I have read a very similar book?

Let me talk about my personal evaluation first, Xiancao. First of all, the background design is very attractive to me. In these hundreds of thousands of words, the author vividly shows a new Ming Dynasty with raging fire, constant internal and external troubles, and there are many difficulties and puzzles waiting for the protagonist to solve and explore. Personally, I feel that the historical text is a dojo in a lion shell, but the author smashes the pots and jars and directly opens the land and water conference.

This is a group of people wearing clothes, and there are also traitors from Runren.

It's interesting. The world view is very good, but the number of words is too few.

It feels similar to the plot I've seen before. It's also a time-travel to a world that has been transformed by time-travelers, and there are also various hidden threads.

This book feels very weird. It gives people an uncomfortable feeling from beginning to end. The author still has a long way to go.

This can be seen as the earlier Qing Dynasty

Is it the "Is this still the Ming Dynasty"? I saw the author's father-in-law

After reading Chapter 8, I couldn't bear it anymore. I couldn't bear the setting of the prince going to the sect at the beginning. I also tolerated the marriage between the prince and the court officials. Modern units of measurement, minor flaws, okay. They united the imperial court and businessmen from all over the country to build an ocean-going fleet, and the compromisers also tolerated it. But the so-called grievances between the political emperor and the protagonist are not suitable for me, sorry. You are also a candidate. You don't know whether he is a genius or not, but it is well known that you are a waste. Then, he will trick you into going to a gambling house and then report you? Why? Because you are a farmer? Beets, cauliflower?

The beginning is very similar to the novel "Who Extended the Life of the Ming Dynasty" on this website. Is it the same author?

What to do with the 200,000 Zhu family? Kill it or keep it?