A Double Comparison with Zhu Biao: Nine Clans Aren't Enough, Let's Make It a Round Number

During the Hongwu era of the Ming Dynasty, a comparison livestream suddenly appeared.

The person being compared was Crown Prince Zhu Biao of the Ming Dynasty.

In the original world, Zhu Biao was gentle and refined, advocated executing three generations of a criminal’s family, and died young.

His descendant Zhu Yunwen was later usurped by his younger brother Zhu Di! The Tumu Crisis followed, and the Ming Dynasty declined.

In the parallel world, Zhu Biao was wicked and ruthless, with a murderous aura about him. He said nine generations weren’t enough and they should round it up.

The next five generations were all wise rulers! During the Tumu Crisis, the realm stretched ten thousand miles, and Zhu Di was made a great general.

Zhu Yuanzhang: “Biao’er tells me to be merciful. He says nine generations aren’t enough, and I’ll be lonely down in the underworld.”

Zhu Di: “Rebellion? I wouldn’t dare. Big Brother executes ten generations. I’m scared!”

Ying Zheng: “He enslaved the captives of all the countries in the Southern Seas to build the great Ming empire. Fusu, can’t you learn from him?”

Liu Che: “Sigh, why is there such a huge difference between crown princes? His realm stretches ten thousand miles. He’s truly without equal throughout history.”

Li Shimin: “Enough. I’ve already lost my crown prince. I’m still young, so I’ll have another.”

The other crown princes: “Let’s learn from him. How is he so steady?”

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.