Great Ming: From the Start, I Carry a Coffin to Court and Remonstrate, Leaving Old Zhu Fuming

In fact, Zhu Yuanzhang only regarded the country as his family and the world from the beginning to the end, and it was an extreme family and the world. He hated corrupt officials but indulged his family, essentially treating the common people as slaves. The frequency of peasant rebellions in the Ming Dynasty ranked among the top three in history. Even if the Qing Dynasty did not follow, Li Zicheng had almost conquered the Ming Dynasty. Zhao Kuangyin of the Song Dynasty was able to release his military power over a glass of wine, but he only had the word "kill". If we go back through history, monarchs like Zhu Yuanzhang/Liu Bang must not surrender. These people can only share hardships but not wealth! Everyone who started a business with you has been killed by you, and the civil and military officials who will come after you will not be of the same mind as the royal family. In the late Ming Dynasty, the emperors died very quickly, which must be related to civil and military affairs. The decline that started from Zhu Qizhen was basically that the imperial power at that time was too great, and no one could stop it. There was no prime minister, and the emperor could do whatever he wanted! No matter what is reasonable or not.

After reading this novel, my impression of the Zhu family of the Ming Dynasty was overturned. I used to think that the Ming Dynasty shared the world with the people, and the people's lives were okay. However, after reading it, I found that the emperors of the Ming Dynasty did not take the people into consideration starting from Zhu Yuanzhang, the founding king. The slogans he shouted were just political needs, and the corrupt officials were killed just to prevent them from competing with their own family for their interests.

In the final analysis, Zhu Yuanzhang was just a feudal monarch, so he naturally had his own historical limitations. No matter how nice he sounded, he was not considerate of the people, and he was frivolous in his duties and levies. That is also limited, but compared to some kings in the past. Since Zhu Yuanzhang took that position, everything he did was to stabilize his position and rest with the people? That is without harming his own interests. Once his own interests are harmed, Zhu Yuanzhang really will not treat the common people as human beings, okay? How many people did his son abuse? What did Zhu Yuanzhang say? When his own relatives provoked a popular uprising, what did Zhu Yuanzhang do? While demanding that officials not be corrupt, they allowed their own relatives to abuse the people.

In fact, I want to see a protagonist who was forced to rebel in the early Ming Dynasty No one writes (?ω`)

In the main hall Su Huai stood there shouting "Pleas, plead guilty, plead guilty, the emperor has slaughtered so many innocent people for his own selfish desires. You still say that I am guilty with a straight face, I am too tired and too lazy to play the judge game with you." System cheating Our power mecha is ready I saw a huge iron block falling from the sky, smashing through the roof of the hall and landing in front of Su Huai. Su Huai immediately got in, and the iron block began to deform into a huge armor. Even the forbidden army's powerful bows and crossbows could not harm him in the slightest. Su Huai sneered and the cannon in his hand began to rotate He immediately punched through the main beam in front of the palace, and now his building is blocking the door. Then he turned the muzzle of the gun forward and swept across the area. I saw the emperor's grandson, civil and military officials, and marching guards

In fact, Lao Zhu was blind and chose Zhu Yunwen. After being a concubine for more than ten years, he suddenly became a fake legitimate son and grandson. He also suddenly became the emperor's grandson because of his good acting skills. However, he still had low self-esteem in his heart, so he thoughtlessly cut down the vassal and suffered from paranoia.

It is useful for the inherited emperor. The founding emperor's death remonstrance is nothing more than killing a few more. Carrying the coffin and dying for remonstrance actually leaves no way for the emperor to retreat. In order not to leave a stigma to himself, the emperor was forced to agree. It was okay to leave it to the Shouye Emperor, but it was useless for the founding emperor. He threatened Zhu Yuanzhang with death remonstrance. Zhu Yuanzhang probably said, you must die today, otherwise, you nine tribes will come to have fun.

Zhu Yuanzhang's Ming Dynasty only had two generations, and the second died

Many movies and TV shows say that Zhu Yuanzhang declared that the Zhu family and the people would share the world, but he never did it.

Are you still planning to confront him after Chapter 100? I don't see when you plan to stop in your chapter! It's just like those who don't have an outline and write whatever comes to mind. After more than 40 chapters are released, a full 140,000 words are still not over. What's the matter with repeated pulls? If you don't add the identity of Zhu Xiongying to the protagonist, I don't want to say anything to you. You add this identity yourself, and you write Zhu Yuanzhang as if he is brainless. Zhu Yuanzhang himself will not go to obtain identity verification? He has always wanted to kill his own grandson. Is this still Zhu Yuanzhang? If there is no evidence for suspicion, then there will be repeated trials? Is it possible that the grandson who has been raised since childhood cannot even recognize any features? Forget it, just slowly feel good about yourself (think you feel good about yourself)