
Great Ming: Biao'er, Why Not Make Sixth Brother the Crown Prince?
大明:标儿,要不让老六当太子吧
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 247k Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
125Chapters
2.2MReads
26.9kFlowers
9.9Score
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The first chapter was poisonous. The names of the old Zhu family have the character generation, and the second generation Zhu Biao and others are all of the generation with the character wood. This is written in the ancestral precepts of the Emperor Ming Dynasty. All sons must be named with the character next to the character wood. This is the rule for naming Lao Zhu's family in the Ming Dynasty, and it is also basic common sense in historical literature. The characters of Zhu Biao's lineage are: Yunwen follows the instructions of his ancestors, Qinwu Dajun wins. The character generation of Judy's lineage is: Gao Zhan Qi Jian You, Hou Zai Yi Chang You.
The fact that the protagonist is the King of Qin is a minor problem. Neither Zhu Fang nor Zhu Fan are the biological children of Empress Ma?
Zhu Yuanzhang's sons' names all have the character "" next to them.
It's impossible for the protagonist's name to be Zhu Yuanzhang's son, and he still wants to be the prince?
Unless the prince is dead. Otherwise no one can achieve that position. It is Lao Zhu's ancestral motto that inheritance should be passed down to direct descendants rather than concubines. Otherwise, how do you think Emperor Yongle came here?
Don't set up a memorial arch when you are a cousin. If I ask you to marry a wife, it's like I'm forcing you to marry her, and if she's really sweet afterwards, then you're really a hottie.
Pay attention to the introduction to Zhu Biao's only half-brother!!!
The name is not spelled correctly. Zhu Biao's generation has wooden characters. If you don't look up, what is your name Zhu Zhe?
You don't even know what Lao Liu's name is?? I really don't believe that someone who writes history articles doesn't check it before writing. Unless you really don't.
The protagonists look a bit alike by name! Are you the only one with wooden characters on all sides?