Great Ming: From the Start, I Ask Zhu Yuanzhang,

The protagonist should shout in the court: "Eradicate human tyranny, the world belongs to the Three-Body Problem."

The protagonist is not Lao Zhu's son, but Lao Zhu's grandson. He should call himself Sun Chen

Is Zhu Biao afraid of his wife? Still just a concubine! Which vassal king was dissatisfied when Zhu Biao became the prince?

Even if this Lu family is corrected and dares to scold Zhu Yunxi like this, this matter will reach Lao Zhu's ears and he will never let her have an easy time. Zhu Yunxi's mother Chang is dead, but her uncle's family is still there. Lan Yu and the others can swallow this breath. Even if Zhu Yunxi becomes the emperor, he will not make it easy for them. No one can take a breath when being bullied. What kind of relatives can they be now?

Let's not talk about the mess of seniority. He just talks nonsense without preparing anything. As for the memorial, it all depends on one mouth.

The descendants of Lao Zhu were raised like pigs after Zhu Di became emperor. When Lao Zhu was alive, most of his sons had military power, especially some who were guarding the border.

Erchen is a son. When will my grandson be able to be called this?

The author hints that Lao Zhu stole his daughter-in-law. Isn't this inappropriate?

Thirty taxes refers to the amount of money you pay once to pass the customs. The more you pass, the more you pay. It is impossible for a businessman to go all over the country and pass the customs only once. The actual amount paid is not low. It is mainly due to local interception.

Zhu Biao, such an important figure and such a powerful figure in history, is so ugly in this book? Then how did he convince so many Pan kings, let alone Yongle among them? Needless to say how powerful he is, just like this bear, so afraid that Lu will listen to Lu, Zhu Yuanzhang can rest assured to hand over the country to him. I'm afraid he will be played to death by Zhu Di.