
Great Ming: I Grant Old Zhu a Divine Title and Protect the Zhu Clan for 300 Years
大明:讨封老朱,庇佑朱家三百年
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 284k Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
122Chapters
3.2MReads
14.6kFlowers
9.9Score
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After working on it for a long time, the author still doesn't understand which emperors of the Ming Dynasty were considered wise emperors, which ones were considered mediocre emperors, and which ones were considered cowardly emperors. Don't look at what others say, but look at what he did. For example, Zhu Jianshen, Zhu Jianshen and Concubine Wan Guifei were in true love, and Concubine Wan Guifei did not do anything evil. She was just a woman in the palace. When Zhu Jianshen was persecuted by Zhu Qiyu, all the ministers, maids and eunuchs avoided her. There was Concubine Wan Gui who never left Zhu Jianshen. When the eunuchs and maids bullied Zhu Jianshen, it was Concubine Wan who helped him. Concubine Wan Gui used to be the maid next to Sun Ruowei, but was later sent by Empress Dowager Sun to protect Zhu Jianshen. If you were Zhu Jianshen, how would you repay her? There is no way to repay someone who helps you even when you are down. Moreover, Zhu Jianshen was a wise king among wise kings. During his reign, he wiped his father's ass clean and issued many policies that benefited the country and the people. Wang Zhi was also a very good eunuch.
The Ming Dynasty originally had three hundred years, but you protected a lonely person
Protagonist text: majesty, cooperation, mutual benefit. Licking article: Kneeling, licking, being driven, being a tattoo, being a cow or a horse
I saw many friends in the comment area wondering about Zhu Yuanzhang's sealing of the monument at Mount Tai. Let me explain here, sealing a monument is not a seal of Zen!! Since Zhao Heng, Zhenzong of the Song Dynasty, Taishan Fengchan's popularity has plummeted. Zhu Yuanzhang disdained the title of Zen and did not allow future generations to have the idea of referring to Zen, so he sealed the "Emperor's Title Monument" on Mount Tai, deprived Mount Tai of all previous titles, and directly abolished the ceremony of granting Zen. There is actually a specific description in the second chapter of the text. Some people may just read the introduction and immediately start to question it. Read the book carefully, my friends.
I understand, the protagonist deserves to die
To be honest, you make me feel like you have changed your appearance and arranged a system for Zhu Yuanzhang!
Why does this profile look like someone who found a thug and then buried him with him after he died?
First of all, judging from what Zhu Yuanzhang has done, he is an extreme egoist, or an extreme benefit to the elders... It is undeniable that he reshaped the nation, but his attitude towards power cannot be denied... In this tone, when facing such nagging things, Zhu Yuanzhang is most likely to eliminate potential threats... Therefore, the novel is set in Hongwu, and it is very strange to write this kind of petition for a title.
Zhu Yuanzhang just thinks of the small people. Businessmen are so rich but they charge such low taxes, and farmers are so poor but still collect taxes desperately. Doesn't he look down on businessmen? Why don't you charge taxes because you look down on businessmen?
Zhu Yuanzhang is not a shoehorned face, not a shoehorned face! Don't write anything about being outstanding! Just faces like these from the Zhu family! Is it possible that Zhu Yuanzhang has a shoehorned face? The most important thing is that there are portraits of middle-aged and old people! The Forbidden City has a collection!