
Great Ming: I’m Crown Prince Zhu Biao, and My Effects Are Maxed Out from the Start
大明:我太子朱标,开局特效拉满
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
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Reader comments 50
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The protagonist is nothing but a system, his brain is 35% developed, and he can't even deal with a physical condition! Also, I make wishes for everything, and even for small things! Didn't you say that when you made a wish? Anything is possible, you can wish the protagonist to become a god or wish the protagonist to have abilities that can be used for a long time! Really convinced
It is said that Zhu Biao is the most stable person in the crown prince's job, which means not only the support of Zhu Yuanzhang, but also the support of the ministers of the DPRK and his brothers and sisters. Those ministers and vassal kings were dissatisfied with Zhu Yunwen. If Zhu Biao had not died, nothing would happen to Zhu Di in the future. You must know that Zhu Di originally had no chance of winning. It was only because of Zhu Yunwen's various tricks that he finally won.
The princess had a difficult delivery when she gave birth to Zhu Yunxi. Would the protagonist not know about it and not prepare at all? Later, during the childbirth process, dystocia occurred, but she just waited, without using the power of the system or props. I remember that the protagonist still had tools for making wishes, so why didn't he use them? In the end, the princess suffered physical injuries and became infertile.
Zhu Biao is the eldest son, not the legitimate son.
Do you think Zhu Biao was able to secure the position of crown prince just because of his boss? You have to know that the following vassal kings were basically brought up by Zhu Biao, and the Hongwu case was sponsored by Zhu Biao. You don't think Zhu Biao is a good man and a believer, right?
Why do you want to kill all the Fuso people? Keep it for mining
It's outrageous. Zhu Biao is called the most stable prince in history. It's not just because Zhu Yuanzhang likes him. People who are talented in literature and martial arts don't just learn the corruption and kindness of literati. The vassal princes were basically brought up by Zhu Biao, and they had a good relationship. The generals and officials in the court also supported him. Lan Yu was also a princeling. When he was the prince, he always handled government affairs in an orderly manner and had the style of a wise king. It's a pity that he died early.
Your protagonist already has a system, and yet he still appeases a bastard alien race?
Xu Da regards the three Xu Miaoyun sisters as more important than his own life. He will let Xu Miaoyun marry Zhu Biao as his concubine! Besides, Xu Da has always been cautious in his words and deeds, indifferent to fame and fortune. He doesn't care who his daughter marries, as long as his daughter is happy. He even dared to argue with Zhu Yuanzhang for his daughter! How could he be jealous of Chang Yuchun and still want to compare with him! If among the founding fathers of the early Republic of China, who was the most arrogant and at the same time the least contentious, it must be Xu Da. I hope the author can sort out his thinking!
A system with restrictions is always the biggest poisonous point