Return to the Ming Dynasty and Become Zhu Biao

I have been reading a book for a long time, and I have to say that I was very happy when I just came across this book! This book as a whole is very interesting. Finding this book among the many dross can also solve a temporary famine. But things changed later when the war was described! As a senior troll, it is basic practice to never praise others! There are many places in this book that I won't go into details. I'll just talk about the bad parts! Most of them come from descriptions of war. One part of it describes the protagonist's sneak attack on Wang Baobao. The protagonist leads hundreds of troops to sneak attack on the enemy's tens of thousands of troops in the middle of the night. The leader of the enemy actually got up and ran away! And the protagonist is quite Meng Yong as a prince! He chased after him single-handedly. In the middle of the night when he couldn't see his fingers, he was able to accurately see the king. I have to say that the protagonist's eyesight is quite good! The protagonist also looks particularly brave when he is chasing and killing him alone, but I have to say that there is something wrong with his IQ! You are the one taking the lead, instead of taking command, you take the lead in the charge. You must be very lucky to survive! Then there was a scene of a siege. The protagonist and several other generals were arranging their troops and discussing tactics. It made my blood boil. It wasn't until the enemy general sent a group of archers to shoot arrows from the city wall that I discovered that this guy had set up his headquarters under the opponent's arrows. This was very confusing! Later, our army won a great victory, and there was another plot where Wang Baobao's widow begged the protagonist to see a doctor for her child. The protagonist said, I can't bully an orphan and a widowed mother! Then a doctor was sent. Who is this child, Baby Wang! The person killed by the protagonist! Do you know what it means to cut the grass and remove the roots? What is this child left for? Will you seek revenge when you grow up? This wave of operations is very 6! There is also a scene after returning from the war. A confidante of the prince, I must say, is very outstanding. There are often some violent winds and butterflies hovering around! People can't understand this! They are all yours, so it's appropriate to send two maids to wait on you, right? They are still taking care of this business for you. No matter how generous you are, you still have to send a few eunuchs to take care of the accounts, right? With these palace maids and eunuchs, how dare they covet your wife? I have to say that it can be seen from this aspect that the protagonist only has the title of a prince, but does not have the style of a prince! The layout is too small, brother! And when fighting, he often takes the lead in the charge, even though this is very passionate! But you are the boss after all. What do you do to others if you take all this work away? Or are you saying that you are thick-skinned and can't cut you with a sword? Why should you be invincible while everyone else at the front deserves death?

Everyone thinks that the fundamental reason why Zhu Biao can securely sit on the throne of crown prince without other princes competing with him is that Zhu Biao's ability surpasses all kings and the eldest son inheritance system. In fact, this is completely wrong. The reason why Zhu Biao's crown prince position is so stable is actually because Zhu Yuanzhang sacrificed the stability of the country in exchange for the stability of Prince Zhu Biao's position. It is well known that Zhu Yuanzhang was cruel and murderous throughout his life and was too suspicious. Therefore, when he first came to the throne, he enfeoffed various princes, hoping to use the enfeoffment system to divide and dismantle the military power of the heroes who founded the country. This was Emperor Wu of the Jin Dynasty's strategy of driving wolves and devouring kings to compete with the rule of the Jin Dynasty's largest gentry class. However, another most critical factor was that he strictly adhered to the eldest son inheritance system and did not want to create a rival for his eldest son Zhu Biao, but he did not want to put himself His sons were raised like pigs and raised as dandies, so he divided the kings and let the princes of the Zhu family guard the borders and consolidate the Ming royal family. The biggest advantage for Zhu Biao was that the power of his younger brothers were in the borders and not in the capital, and the capital was the center of political power in the Ming Dynasty. No matter how great the local power was, if there was no foundation in the capital, then fighting for the heir apparent would be empty talk, unless he rebelled like Zhu Di. And look at the famous prince Yinfeng of the Qing Dynasty. Emperor Kangxi made him the prince when he was one year old and chose the best master for him. According to historical records, Emperor Kangxi would take time to teach Yinfeng how to read and write every time he was busy with government affairs. Kangxi was very fond of Yinfeng. Reng's care was no less than that of Zhu Yuanzhang's towards Zhu Biao, but why was Yin Reng still being treated in a dual way? Apart from what he called him every day, "How can there be a prince who has been in the world for forty years?", The most important point was that all of Kangxi's other sons were among the best and their power The power was in the capital. Although the princes of the Qing Dynasty had no military power, they had great political privileges and participation rights. In this state, even Kangxi could not prevent his princes from overtly or covertly fighting for the heir apparent. And Yinreng's ability must be very strong. Where in history? Only Yin Reng could be deposed and re-established as a prince, but the key is that all of their brothers are elites, and their abilities are not much different from Yin Reng. It would be okay if it was just one, but what is terrible is that there are eight such brothers, so Yin Reng went crazy in the end. The reason why Zhu Biao was able to secure the position of crown prince was not because his ability ranked first among Zhu Yuanzhang's princes, but because Zhu Yuanzhang did not hesitate to use the danger of national chaos to remove obstacles for Zhu Biao. If Zhu Yuanzhang did not adopt the enfeoffment system but let all his sons stay in the capital to assist Zhu Biao like Kangxi did, Zhu Biao would most likely be either crazy or deposed like Yinzhang. Neither of them succeeded to the throne when they were rivals. The history books say that Zhu Biao died of illness, which is problematic when you think about it. Zhu Biao was only in his thirties when he died, and he was in the prime of life. Moreover, he was a prince, and his diet and medical care were not much different from those of the emperor. Zhu Yuanzhang did not die of exhaustion after he deposed the prime minister and approved thousands of memorials a day. He still lived to be over seventy years old. It seems that Zhu Biao was killed in all likelihood. And in terms of true ability, Zhu Biao is definitely not as strong as Zhu Di. Zhu Di is the emperor who opened up territories, but Zhu Biao is the leader of the city defender. Once the two people fight, Zhu Biao will either be Yang Yong or Li Jiancheng.

And that prairie woman, he had already shot out the eyes of two of his men and still let him live. Shouldn't we forget our country and exterminate our species for foreigners?

The emperors after Zhu Di were all deceived by Confucianism. The emperors and queens were all daughters of ordinary people or low-level officials. As a result, when they needed help, there was no one strong. It was called to prevent relatives from intervening in politics. If relatives can't be relied on, civil servants and military generals are reliable? There were only a few cases of cholera among relatives, and there were many treacherous ministers who harmed the country. If the Ming Dynasty had continued the marriage pattern of the founding period, it would not have been so easy to destroy the country. If Qi Jiguang, Qin Liangyu and others had been married to emperors, the slaves would not have been able to become arrogant.

After reading Chapter 23, I just feel that the author has been empty-handed about ideals and not doing practical things. He has been talking about industry, industry, industry. In the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China, there must be a system. If you want to develop industry quickly, you must have a system that is very helpful in developing industry. For example, my personal opinion: land control: village-town-county-city-provincial government-central government. Regulatory documents: Emperor - Cabinet - Ministries (Ministry of Agriculture, Ministry of Justice, Ministry of Commerce, Ministry of Punishment, Ministry of Supervision...) Each ministry is further subdivided, Military Aircraft Department: Marshal (Emperor) - Ministries (Command Department, Logistics Department, etc.) Are further subdivided downwards to separate civil and military affairs, and each body is detailed: hospital opening Small hospitals - medium hospitals - large hospitals across the country, colleges: public, semi-private, Army Academy, Naval Academy, Commercial College, Agricultural College, Comprehensive College, Liberal Arts College... And the emperor must have his own minions such as Jinyiwei, Dongguang, etc. To avoid becoming blind. Use this to unify forces and schedule development!

There are too few people writing about Prince Zhu Biao, let's take a look first

But every time I read Zhifahehe, it still feels quite uncomfortable. You either don't write it or just accept it.

When does the author's main plot start? That is to develop industry. There are also ideological reforms. Crusade against Dongying The emotional scenes feel a bit like palace battles. Well, I still have strong opinions on Chang Yuchun's daughter. Another question is, is it a little early to consummate the marriage? 4 Recommendation votes are given.

But it's too much not to accept it. A woman who is sincere to you, no matter if she is a businessman or someone else, won't you be moved? You said that being an official is dangerous, doesn't the protagonist have the ability to protect her?

I hope the protagonist accepts Su Tanmei. Su Tanmei in history was so miserable! ! ! ! ! ! ! !