Rebirth of Zhu Di's Son

The author also takes it for granted that the second son can be the heir apparent unless Zhu Gaochi dies. Wanli liked his second son so much that he couldn't make him the crown prince. Your second son still wants to be the eldest son and crown prince. I'm afraid the old man will eat arsenic.

I hope the capital will not be moved to Beijing in the future. The current Zhu Di is different from the historical Zhu Di. It is not necessary to move the capital to Beijing. It consumes too much manpower and material resources. Moreover, Beijing is relatively desolate and lacks supplies. Every year, a large amount of materials need to be transported from the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal to supply Beijing.

In the article, Zhu Yuanzhang valued the protagonist, and on the grounds that Zhu Gaochi had a foot disease (disability), he made the protagonist the Crown Prince of Yan. It is reasonable, reasonable and legal! It may not conform to many people's opinions, but it echoes the logic of the novel in the book.

It feels like there should be three northern expeditions, all the way to Liaodong, all the way along the waterway, all the way along the Ganliang Avenue, building forts and cities year by year, a city of three to five hundred miles. By the time both routes go north to reach the sea, the southern islands have been pacified, and after the three armies are encircled, there is Lake Baikal directly below. After the army is recharged, it can be ready for the decisive battle. After pacifying the grassland tribes, go south from Lake Baikal to the grasslands of Inner Mongolia and go west to Xinjiang. Dig a big river. With the help of explosives, this can be done with half the effort. It will take decades or hundreds of years to complete, or to conquer thousands of miles of Tibet and its south. The original food continent is to dig through the Yarlung Zangbo River in sections hundreds of miles apart, and then go westward along the edge of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, and finally reach Xinjiang, or all the way north from the Pearl River to Inner Mongolia, dig wide and deep into the Huaihe River and other places, and pour it into the Bohai Sea from Inner Mongolia. After entering the world, you can basically take your time. If you travel three hundred years in advance, maybe the world will be settled by this time. No matter how difficult it is, you have to walk the road to eternal blessings, but you must walk in a planned and step-by-step manner. Whether it is true or not, it has been passed down through the ages, and you will be worthy of your country and worthy of your family.

1 The system of eldest son inheritance is a tradition since ancient times. Since the establishment of a complete patriarchal system in the Zhou Dynasty, the eldest son inheritance system has been the most orthodox inheritance method. In history, there have been many tragedies that violated the eldest son inheritance system and resulted in fratricide. For example, King Chu Cheng of Chu wanted to make his youngest son king. This intention was then known by his eldest son Shang Chen. Shang Chen considered that his brothers would not let him go when they became kings, so he acted first and killed King Chu Cheng and became the king of Chu himself. If Zhu Yuanzhang passes the throne to Zhu Di, who is decisive in killing, Zhu Di will not let go of Zhu Yunwen, who is most likely to seize the direct throne. Zhu Yuanzhang could imagine Zhu Yunwen's fate with his toes, so Zhu Yuan, who loved his grandson eagerly, would not pass the throne to anyone but Zhu Di - Zhu Di was too murderous. 2. The world is tired and needs more civilized governance rather than martial arts. Zhu Di has followed Zhu Yuanzhang for a lifetime of fighting, and his military talent is far higher than that of Zhu Yunqi. Moreover, Zhu Di is very ambitious. He definitely has the same idea as Zhu Yuanzhang in terms of clearing out the old Meng Yuan tribe. However, it is precisely because of Zhu Di's strong "martial arts" aura that Zhu Yuanzhang feels very uneasy. 3. Zhu Yuanzhang, who was born as a farmer, would rather see his family living in harmony. History books record how cruel and cruel Zhu Yuanzhang was, but he was a powerful man who treated officials and harmed the common people. In politics, Zhu Yuanzhang was cold-blooded and cruel just so that more people could live a happy life. In fact, Zhu Yuanzhang, who was born as a farmer, was a very emotional person. The affectionate and righteous Zhu Yuanzhang did not want to see his descendants killing each other for the throne. As a person who crawled out from the dead, although he knew that Zhu Di might do the kind of thing he least wanted to see, he could not cruelly kill Zhu Di, and secondly, he could not cruelly let Zhu Di ascend to the throne and finally kill Zhu Yunzhang. Considering the above three points, Zhu Yuanzhang would not pass the throne to Zhu Di, both in public and private matters. As a father and grandfather, the invincible Ming Taizu Zhu Yuanzhang had difficulty making a decisive decision under such circumstances, which ultimately led to the tragedy of fratricide.

Brothers, I haven't read it yet. Is this book poisonous? .......

The bad thing is Fang Xiaoru. He is a scholar, not a politician. He wants to leave a name for the ages and can abandon everything. The author praises Fang Xiaoru a bit. From the various systems he implements, we know that he is unreliable, but the author actually dares to be reused.

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Brother, the national power does not allow it! It might have been possible during the Song Dynasty. But the combat effectiveness of Emperor Taicai's army in the Song Dynasty was not very good. The emperor of the Ming Dynasty was okay in the early stage, but he was miserably deceived by the civil servants. Preferential treatment for this and preferential treatment for that. In the end, it is the common people who suffer. The emperor takes the blame if something happens.

It's understandable that the male protagonist wants to help Zhu Di. But actively harming people is still a bit out of line. Zhu Yunwen didn't hurt him, didn't do anything, and he started to plot. It's just that they are very utilitarian and selfish. He didn't think much of the historical Prince Zhu Biao either.