Great Ming: An Imperial Grandson Becomes an Emperor for the Ages from the Start

You are already the grandson of the emperor. With the addition of an emperor, you are the orthodox heir to the throne. Why should you be granted the title of King of Wu? It is unnecessary.

The protagonist is already a heir apparent, and is taller than a prince, so why should he be granted the title of king?

Most of the so-called Japanese pirates in the Ming Dynasty were Han Chinese!

You are such a great minister. I call you His Highness Zhu Yunxi and His Highness Zhu Yunwen.

What's the use of being crowned King of Wu? It would be really embarrassing if you were crowned Prince of Wu first and then Prince of Wu. But what does it mean that you have already crowned Prince of Wu and then Prince of Wu? It means that you have been deposed and will never be the emperor. The King of Wu during Zhu Yuanzhang's period is just like Li Shimin's King of Qin. It is a kind of compensation to compensate you for not being the emperor. Author, brain?

Xu Miaojin: Yongle Emperor Zhu Di will never get a woman

If Zhu Di marries Xu Miaoyun, and you marry Xu Miaojin, will you call him fourth uncle or brother-in-law from now on?

Doesn't Xu Da have two daughters? What about the other one?? The protagonist has traveled so long and done nothing???

I don't know what it does, and the author didn't introduce it. It's very annoying to watch. Doesn't the author know that this is poisonous?

Didn't Mu Ying already live in Yunnan? Moreover, not long after Zhu Biao died, he was so sad that he fell seriously ill and died soon after. Here, he was still able to lead troops to fight in Yingtian Mansion. So speechless