Great Ming: Sentenced to Death at Caishikou, I Reveal I'm a Transmigrator to Save My Life

To a certain extent, it was Zhu Yuanzhang who broke the rules first. The eldest son, the second son and the third son are all dead. Shouldn't the fourth son Zhu Di be made the crown prince at this time? At this time, Zhu Di was the eldest son. As a result, Zhu Yuanzhang shamelessly gave Zhu Yunwen a super double and immediately ascended the throne across generations.

Protagonist: Wait a minute, Your Majesty, I come from the future Zhu Yuanzhang: Haha, look at this kid, he is probably crazy. Civil and military officials: Yes, yes, your majesty said that, guards, please behead them quickly, others let this lunatic disturb your majesty.

Qiuhou asked and chopped. You still want to see the emperor. The emperor will come to see you, a condemned criminal, beheaded.

For the old nobles, win over a group, knock down a group, boycott a group, and then turn the new ones into vested interests. Then there will be a smooth transition. Give the agency rights for emerging commodities to the nobles, pay taxes on time, and control prices. There will be no problem.

First, there are huge loopholes in history. How did Zhu Biao secure his position as the prince when he was so unbearable? How was he suppressed so that the prince had no idea? The second detail, where are the character details, where are the assignment details, and where are the scene details, none of them are there. It means that only 20% of the detailed descriptions are quickly advanced, and the rest are advanced, and there is no sense of immersion. Third, just do whatever you want. There is glass, but it comes from other countries. Where is your processing furnace? Ordinary fountain pens are not expensive, but they are difficult to make. No one is willing to mass-produce them without machine tools. How did you make them in the early Ming Dynasty and supply them in large quantities? No matter what the novel is, it is also a historical novel. The adaptation is not nonsense. Let's see if Tang Zhuan is not good at studying.

**Why is the tea in the Ming Dynasty so bad? I don't even know the history. The Song Dynasty had a mature tea-making technology! The ones from the Tang Dynasty taste terrible!

But I left. Seeing the words "Of course" appear in the second chapter is unbearable. "One thing to say" and "Of course" are the bottom lines of my literal obsessiveness. I can't stand these two words appearing in the article. When I see the vocabulary, it reminds me of the Infinite Horror Z Complete Collection of Infinite Horror that I love and hate. I have counted the three words "Of course" appearing as often as **+ words!!! Now I can't bear the disgust brought by these three words.

I only read the introduction and didn't mention Jianwen's reduction of vassal status, but directly said that Zhu Di rebelled! And Zhu Yunwen is not the eldest son, he can only be regarded as a concubine!

It's outrageous. The protagonist doesn't look like he's 15 years old. Instead, he looks like he's been working for a few years after graduation.

Under the feudal system, if Zhu Yunwen's mother was not the princess and gave birth to him, he would be neither the eldest son nor the legitimate son. If his mother becomes the crown princess later. Then after he became the crown prince, the children he gave birth to would be considered legitimate sons. It was Zhu Yuanzhang who broke it first and broke his own rules. Probably the first time. Historically, the second son Zhu Yuntong and Zhu Yuanzhang themselves did not take their ancestral precepts seriously, and others would not take them seriously either. All I can say is that he deserves it. He himself also knew that Zhu Yunwen's status was not high. When he was in power, he would do something to improve his status. Many policy measures have been implemented.