Great Ming: I Make Zhu Biao Cry When Zhu Yuanzhang Serves Him Food

The author had no understanding of what the early Ming Dynasty was like before starting to write about the Ming Dynasty. Firstly, Zhu Yuanzhang was a cruel man, and Lady Lü didn't dare to speak to him at all. She even dared to argue with him earlier. Secondly, the scholars of Jiangnan? What a joke! In the early Ming Dynasty, the military and civil officials of Huaixi were all in power.

In Zhu Yuanzhang's eyes, only Empress Ma and Zhu Biao were family; everyone else could be killed, understand? Old Zhu's favorite was Zhu Biao. Because he loved Zhu Biao so much, Zhu Yuanzhang, out of love for Zhu Biao, installed Zhu Biao's son as emperor.

Zhu Yuntong and Zhu Xiong Ying were born to the same mother, both children of Lady Chang. Lady Chang gave birth to Yuntong and died, so how did you come to claim he was Lady Lü's son? Have you even checked the historical records?

I just want to know how to prevent the eldest grandson from inheriting the throne. Even if the crown prince dies, the eldest grandson will succeed to the throne, and the eldest son of the principal wife will succeed to the throne. It will never be the second son of the other wives.

Having read over 200 chapters, here are my current impressions: 1. The protagonist is hesitant and lacks decisiveness. Don't tell me he's considering various factors; he even has a system after transmigrating. 2. The protagonist doesn't kneel before Old Zhu (Gemujin), but he kneels when told to in the government office, even in front of his future wife.

The deaths of Lady Chang, Zhu Xiong Ying, Zhu Biao, Zhu Shuang, and Zhu Gang in official history are all very suspicious, especially those of Zhu Xiong Ying and Lady Chang. Zhu Yunwen was actually an illegitimate son, and the result of Zhu Chongba's refusal to establish Zhu Yunwen as heir was the extinction of Zhu Biao's line.

The Lü family offended Zhu Xiong Ying, and they even had to use Lan Yu feigning illness to be punished? Even if you frighten Zhu Xiong Ying, he could still kill your entire family. As for the Lü family, they're nothing in Zhu Xiong Ying's eyes. He probably doesn't even consider Lady Lü, the Crown Princess, a daughter-in-law; she's just a concubine of his son.

... Did Zhu Chongba know that Lady Lü was so brave? Zhu Yuanzhang didn't have so many things to say; you had to listen to him, or you'd die. Didn't he feel restless if he didn't kill someone every day?

Selling true love rings in the Ming Dynasty? Are you kidding me?

When Old Zhu was still alive, would the Lü family dare to act this way? I'm truly impressed. Why was Empress Lü the ultimate winner in history? It's because they were so low-key! How many lives would they have to risk jumping around in front of Emperor Zhu Yuanzhang?