Great Ming: I Keep Dying to Remonstrate, Could I Become an Unparalleled Chancellor?

Deposing Crown Prince Zhu Biao? That's nonsense! Who is Zhu Biao? He was the most powerful crown prince in ancient dynasties, truly second only to the emperor. Do you think he became crown prince? He was given the title by Zhu Yuanzhang. This alone shows how much Zhu Yuanzhang doted on Zhu Biao. How could he possibly depose a crown prince?

After reading the synopsis, all I can say is that knowledge and wisdom are two different things. Given the same information, how could someone rise from beggar to emperor? Why should they be doomed without your help? Why should they listen to your insults and think you're so great? Knowing the details and the punishments, couldn't Old Zhu have figured out a solution himself? Does giving the protagonist a copy of the Analects mean he can sit down and discuss philosophy with Confucius?

You expect the emperor to act for the country and its people? That's ridiculous! Just look at the emperors of ancient dynasties—which of them truly acted for the country and its people? What they wanted was to maintain their authority, their imperial power, and their calendar. They didn't want loyal ministers; they wanted henchmen who obeyed their every command.

That's it? Just make a dragon robe, stand at the gate of the imperial city, and declare, "I'm rebelling!" You'd be executed immediately, even if it was Emperor Zhu himself who ordered it—no one else would approve it. This is utterly ridiculous.

Want to be executed by Zhu Yuanzhang? It's simple! Just curse Empress Ma during the palace examination. Not only will you die, but your entire family and even your nine generations of relatives will not live.

If you've studied any serious and comprehensive history, you'll know that many ancient emperors were limited by their times and couldn't think of many things, so history progressed through twists and turns. Like Qin Shi Huang's standardization of cart axles and written language, or the imperial examinations of the Sui and Tang dynasties.

"Death warrant, do you believe that Old Zhu will really kill you?"

The top scholar is the one who comes first in the palace examination. Without the palace examination, there would be no top scholar. Fei Lu's level is getting lower and lower, which is really laughable.

This is idiotic! You're just messing around to get back to the dead. Normal chaos is one thing, but you destroyed all the corn and potato seeds? Seriously? Nobody would do that. Weren't your ancestors from the Ming Dynasty? You completely disregard the lives of others and insist on doing this?

The Ming Dynasty in its mid-to-late period was dominated by emperors who neglected their duties and indulged in idleness. How could they not be overthrown? While foreign countries were making great geographical discoveries, we were still in the feudal era.