Daming: Who Said I Am an Emperor or a Traitor?

It's really just selling dog meat over sheep's heads. When I saw that the emperor planned to make iron to make money, and then talked about destroying the stall while getting involved in party disputes, I really couldn't stand it. Is any of what you said in the title and introduction reflected in the book?

The name Zhu Youjian is too awkward, so there is no need to have a similar name.

It has been selling dog meat for dozens of chapters, why hasn't the Ming court dismantled it yet? Still fighting over each other

The author has great ideas. He has read at least hundreds of novels about saving the Ming Dynasty and changing the direction of history. There are also various routines introduced on Zhihu. The author's idea is similar to the two Ming Dynasty novels written by Da Luoluo, which is to destroy the place and rebuild the center. However, the author did not collect enough relevant information in the late Ming Dynasty. The late Ming Dynasty's civil servants, generals, guards, vassal system, weather geography, etc. There are related papers. The weather of the Little Ice Age in the late Ming Dynasty is actually a very serious natural disaster in modern China and it is difficult to control it. It is unrealistic to use external vassal towns to manage local areas. They will protect their own territory to save people. The ancient feudal rulers thought too well, otherwise there would be no great chaos in the Five Dynasties. The other person is alive and will find his own way. One of the reasons for rogue bandits in the late Ming Dynasty was that the local natural disasters were too severe, so they could only become rogue bandits without the foundation to sit as bandits. In the second Ming Dynasty guard system, the lower-level guard officers are the main protagonists. In Chinese history, for example, in the late Ming Dynasty, it was very valuable to be able to organize soldiers and organize grassroots military units to serve the king despite being in arrears of pay for more than ten years. When Li Zicheng came to Beijing, there was actually a guard who was diligent and diligent, but at that time, Chongzhen was isolated, harsh, unkind, and no one informed him. The raw materials of the third protagonist's ironmaking, transportation and organization are actually minor poisonous points. The biggest problem is that the author did not carefully consider what the protagonist's basic plan is after the chaos, how to organize the structure, and the imperial examination system in the middle to select talents and establish some organizational tentacles. The Ming Dynasty has been established for more than 200 years. It is not necessary to be the protagonist of legal principles and righteousness, but it must also put forward new ideas and recruit a group of people in the old organization who can accept new ideas. There are also talents that can be used among the civil servants and generals of Zongfan. The author has saved too much. The Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty also had a group of people who were able to maintain basic stability by selling officials and conferring titles. If he had not died too early, this mess could have remained stable for more than ten years. Later, when the prince grew up and transitioned, he believed in the wisdom of future generations 😁. The author's twelve military envoys developed into an ambitious one in eight years. Guo Ziyi of the Ming Dynasty may not be included in it. It took more than a hundred years for the vassal town in the late Tang Dynasty to develop like this. With the development of Neo-Confucianism in the Song and Ming dynasties, the emperor's righteousness was naturally a banner. The author's writing is too contradictory. I would like to sort out and expand the plot in the middle. This is the first time I have written a long review in so many years. I hope the author will work hard. The storyline is smooth, but the underlying logic is awkward.

He! Get him! Write to death!

The idea is novel, please finish it well

If military commanders fail to segregate regimes, it is easy to form the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms. It is easier to control the officials and gentry. Refer to the late Qing Dynasty.

If you want to dismantle it, hurry up. No need to introduce the background.

You deserve it, you don't have a monthly pass, one chapter a day

I've been developing for so long. I hope the final battle will be a crushing game, and not a life-or-death struggle to win.

Is this another cut?

Are you a eunuch? There has been no update for two days.

It's a good book, but it looks tough, but the author suddenly becomes a eunuch. Is this ridiculous? You are stunned.

I just saw a book called "Who Rules the World in the Late Ming Dynasty". Although this book is a bit conspiracy theory, it does describe Shanxi, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Fujian and the Jesuits in a way that makes people grit their teeth. If the author doesn't refer to it, let the Ming army pick their teeth with the bones of these things 😏

It's best to let the Han family divide itself into one side, manage the people below well, and develop the economy.