
Great Ming: The Zhu Family's Most Fearsome Hothead
大明:老朱家的最强莽夫
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 674k Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
263Chapters
5.3MReads
108.2kFlowers
10.0Score
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With a son who is so reckless and capable of fighting, can Zhu Yuanzhang really feel confident and dare to give the throne to Zhu Yunwen?
It is recommended that foreign women be killed. Zhao Min and the like are all glorified in novels and TV. At that time, there were very few Han beauties, let alone a bastard who raised cattle every day, and Shuangwen should kill women to prove the truth.
The author took a look at the book Zhu Yuanzhang imitated next door. That is the pattern. Zhu Biao's descendants can't decisively establish a new emperor when they are emperors. Zhu Yuanzhang thinks that he is too indecisive. He is actually afraid that the protagonist will kill his eldest brother's descendants to solve future troubles. He thinks that the protagonist is too petty.
Not long after the founding of Wuyu, Lu and Zhu Yunwen jumped out. Have you read any history books?
Lan Yu is Zhu Yuanzhang's nephew? What nonsense are you talking about? You need to be clear about the most basic character relationships in the Ming Dynasty.
What does the protagonist think? Since he knows that "Zhao Min" is not a fuel-efficient lamp, why does he still agree?? Aren't you reckless? Why are you so soft on this matter?! Historically, the marriage was to temporarily stabilize the Northern Yuan Dynasty, but now because of the protagonist, the power of the Ming Dynasty has not been lost much, but has become stronger. There is no need for a marriage at all! In fact, in the original history, this marriage did not have much effect. Not long after the founding of the Ming Dynasty, the Northern Expedition was launched!
Doesn't the author know what kind of person Zhu Yunwen's mother is? She was ambitious and wanted her son to be the emperor. And who is the protagonist? The protagonist not only has high prestige in the military, but also has high prestige in both civil and military circles in the court, and also has military power. She wants her son to be the emperor, and the better the relationship between her son and the protagonist is, the happier she will be.
Idiot, he wrote a book without even understanding the relationship between Lan Yu and Zhu Yuanzhang
The good guy passed on the pig's trotter, do you suspect that the pig's trotter will kill all Zhu Biao's descendants? It's outrageous. There is absolutely no reason to do this. With an army of hundreds of thousands of pig's feet, a military god, and people's hearts, passing Zhu Yunwen to the throne is the greatest harm to Zhu Biao's heirs, right? Don't tell me I'm an old fool?
If you write like this, it's okay if Zhu Biao doesn't die. If Zhu Biao dies, who will dare to compete with pig's feet for the throne? Zhu Yunwen is impossible, the Emperor Jianwen in the introduction no longer exists, unless the author is talking nonsense. Zhu Yuanzhang lost his mind and gave the throne to Zhu Yunwen