Great Ming: A Perfect Start, Who Needs a Golden Finger!

If Zhu Xiongying is here, there will be no need for Daxing to kill people. Huaixi nobles will definitely support you.

When Zhu Yuanzhang killed people, Empress Ma persuaded her to do it. Yes, the girl was right. Zhu Biao advised her to do it. Yes, Biao'er said it was good. Zhu Xiongying said it was yes. Yes, what the grandson said was reasonable. Others said it was, kill them all.

Don't you even dare to write your name? Ordinary people are still called grandparents and parents at home, but you are called Lao Zhu, Xiao Zhu and Xiao Xiao Zhu by the royal family of the Ming Dynasty. Very awkward! It does not reflect the harmony of the family, and is an insult to the dignity of the royal family.

The author doesn't want a golden finger, does he want a piece of shit?

Xiao Zhu and Lao Zhu all made sense, but then came Xiao Zhu. Why, did your family raise pigs before? Why don't you order 1 Xiao Zhu, 2 Xiao Zhu, 3 Xiao Zhu. You can also write like this, this is Lao Zhu's XX, and this is Xiao Zhu's XX, so Xiao Zhu's name should be XX. All the character relationships can be set like this.

The overall novel is okay, but every time I see Empress Ma calling herself "Ai Jia Ai Jia Ai Jia", I feel embarrassed. Lao Zhu is alive and well. Why did it become the Aijia? Only the emperor died. Only the queen calls herself Aijia.

It's a good novel. It writes about little pigs, old pigs, and little pigs. It makes the readers feel embarrassed. Xiongying goes with Grandpa Huang. Isn't it better to write it like this? I insist on writing that Little Piggy goes with Grandpa Huang and sweats.

. . . I am so lazy when writing novels that I can't even write names. What is Xiao Xiao Zhu?

Zhu Biao's generation, Zhu Yuanzhang, had been on the battlefield all year round. Several brothers at home were raised by Zhu Biao. They were not convinced by the other brothers, but they all respected Zhu Biao as the eldest brother. They were also convinced that Zhu Biao became the prince because they knew that this gentle eldest brother would definitely not plot against their brothers. Zhu Yuanzhang named all his sons vassal kings, which was to make these vassals The king became the last barrier to defend the Ming Dynasty, and with Zhu Biao and his son in the middle to mediate the conflicts among the vassal kings, the conflicts would not become too sharp and prevent future generations of powerful officials from confusing the court. Unfortunately, Zhu Biao and Zhu Xiongying died early, and Zhu Yunwen obviously could not convince his uncles and did not have the ability to suppress many imperial uncles. Moreover, he reduced the vassal vassal as soon as he came to power, which gave his imperial uncles a sense of crisis and prevented them from overthrowing them.

It's better to forget about Taishan Fengchan. After Song Zhenzong went there once, this thing no longer had any appeal and was almost a derogatory term.