Great Ming: Big Brother, How About Making Third Brother the Crown Prince?

Zhu Yuanzhang had two sons, one named Zhu Biao, and the other was his other sons.

However, Zhu Biao was indeed the most stable crown prince in history. Especially in the heart of Emperor Zhu, even if Zhu Biao did not perform well, Emperor Zhu would teach him in private and would not reprimand him in public. At the same time, if Zhu Biao had no ability, why would his younger brothers be convinced? Especially since Zhu Di, the future emperor, was among them!

But people from other countries could be enslaved, otherwise how would land be freed up?

If Zhu Di hadn't been the legitimate son, how could Zhu Yunwen not have used that to attack him during the Jingnan Campaign?

The first three pictures gave me the impression of being fake, grandiose, empty, and pretentious. And he's at odds with Zhu Di, all because of the Jingnan Campaign? Putting aside whether Zhu Di had a choice, if you're so capable, then don't become emperor in the end. He said he wouldn't marry Xu Miaoyun, but then he agreed in the blink of an eye.

The land tax reform (摊丁入亩) was implemented during the Qing Dynasty; Zhang Juzheng's policy was the Single Whip Law.

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Xu Miaoyun's behavior is so drastic. She was described as gentle and virtuous before, but now she seems like a shrew, unable to control her temper. Wasn't she described earlier as a clever female student? This is completely contradictory.

This is completely nonsensical. In less than 100 pages, the dead come back to life, and the living die again. That Lu Ben was clearly dead, then he reappeared with a whole bunch of new people around him. How is that supposed to be a bug?

Chang Yuchun was the Prince of Kaiping, right?