Great Ming: The Bear Saint Grandson Wants Us to Simulate a Rebellion?

Chapter 60 What the hell?? This is an ancient royal party, not some shabby drinking party today!! The whole article is full of mockery of Zhu Xiongyong, you know Zhu Yuanzhang is still sitting there! How dare these people dare to mock like this? Does that mean that Zhu Xiongying is bragging without knowing the height of the sky? Is that questioning Zhu Yuanzhang's vision problem and implying that Zhu Yuanzhang is old and confused? Is Zhu Yuanzhang still smiling so heartlessly?

Now that Zhu Xiongying has made such a fuss, it is estimated that it is impossible to resolve the problem peacefully. It depends on whether Zhu Yuanzhang is willing to make great efforts to build a navy. If he still wants to focus on defense, then Zhu Xiongying will have to find a way to go to sea.

After seeing the impact of his previous ancestral precepts such as sea bans and no conscription, etc., Lao Zhu will definitely find ways to strengthen the defense on the sea. However, the civil servants in the court, especially those who collude with the Jiangnan gentry, will definitely oppose the establishment of a navy. It is impossible to say that in order to make Zhu Yuanzhang change his mind, the court will also The defensive layout along the coast alerted pirates and even Japanese pirates, leaving the court, especially Zhu Yuanzhang, with no time to take care of them. They then destroyed the court's shipyards along the coast and killed or controlled all the local shipbuilding craftsmen. It was not until Zhu Yuanzhang lost his patience and raised the butcher's knife and killed a group of noisy people that the navy could be successfully established.

After the celebration, they found an excuse to completely discredit the Lu family, making it impossible for the Lu family to recover. Then they used the Lu family's affairs to make Hu Weiyong a big mistake and lured out Hu Weiyong's ambitions. Then he asked Lao Zhu to clean up the court, and then "inadvertently" told Lao Zhu that the various systems of the Ming Dynasty were only suitable for implementation in a short period of time. In the long run, big problems would arise, and then pretended to be "naive" to come up with solutions.

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Do Japanese pirates dare to be so arrogant?

Since Hu Yunjie and Li Qinfeng took the initiative to come to his door to be tortured, they could arrange for Zhu Xiongyong to dig a hole and torture the two of them. However, there was no conflict between the two parties on the surface. In this way, even if Hu Weiyong knew that his son had suffered a loss, there was no evidence that Zhu Xiongyong did it on purpose. He could only swallow this unwillingly and wait for an opportunity to take revenge later.

After Lao Zhu drank the wine brewed by Queen Ma, he praised it for being delicious. Then when Lao Zhu finished drinking Zhu Xiongying's high-altitude wine, how should Lao Zhu praise it? Lao Zhu's expression will definitely be very exciting by then, right?!

Then he saw the establishment of the bank. Now the paranoid Lao Zhu felt that there was something wrong with it. Looking further, he found that the great grandson Zhu Xiongying was secretly planning a rebellion. The purpose was just to give Lao Zhu a warning. I wonder how Lao Zhu would feel?

So far, as you mentioned in your introduction, Zhu Yuanzhang's simulation of the future has not happened, and there is not even a hint of it. Is it because the author did not lay the groundwork? Or is it that as you write, you forget that there is such a thing?