Great Ming: I’m Zhu Bai. What Could I Possibly Do Wrong?

It seems that the eldest son to the fourth son are all the offspring of Queen Ma. Although there are doubts in the history of the fourth son, there is no unearthed evidence to show that it still has to be the official history. Zhu Yunxi should appear. This is a pitiful person.

Cheng and Zhu Neo-Confucianism were poisonous, and Zhu Xi himself committed adultery with his daughter-in-law.

So, what's the point of wearing it back? Nothing has changed. . .

Wang Yangming's knowledge is no problem for him to use for himself, but when I study Yangming's psychology, I always feel that there are a lot of problems. Finally, return to the Analects of Confucius and Mencius. On the contrary, I felt very comfortable.

The emperors who founded the Ming Dynasty actually did pretty well. Zhu Yuanzhang, Zhu Di, Zhu Gaochi, and Zhu Zhanji all did pretty well, and they all had been on the battlefield. Zhu Zhanji might not be as good as the previous ones, but he was still a good emperor. After Zhu Zhanji, the emperor was no longer good. There are all kinds of weird things, but the Ming Dynasty

I would like to make a small comment, that is, most people in ancient times used to refer to each other as cousins, but seeing Liu Bowen and Song Lian as brother Bowen and brother Song Lian, it is really funny.

After all, Zhu Yunwen came to the position. This result was a bit hard for me to accept. I thought there would be a different result.

To be honest, the early part of this novel was really good, but in the last two chapters I really couldn't enjoy it. First of all, the Crown Princess Lu got into a fight with the protagonist out of nowhere. At that time, Zhu Biao was still alive and kicking, and the emperor's eldest grandson had passed away publicly. There was no reason for Lu and the protagonist to fight here, especially since Zhu Yunwen was still the protagonist's apprentice. With Zhu Biao bouncing around, there is absolutely no need for her to be an enemy of the protagonist. And this latest chapter. What on earth was Zhu Yuanzhang thinking, knowing that his grandson was in poor health, he still insisted on letting him come back. In the end, the grandson was killed, the son broke up with him, and then it became interesting to be alone.

What the hell is the second uncle? Zhu Yunzhen's father, Zhu Biao, is the eldest brother. He should be called the second uncle after all.

When Zhu Di becomes emperor, will King Xiang be the second King Ning?