Ming Dynasty: Compared with Sun Tzu, Zhu Yuanzhang Was Sour

In the 30th year of Hongwu, the world was initially settled, and all nations came to court. The mirror sky of parallel time and space suddenly dropped, revealing the completely different life courses of the two Zhu Yunwen. Zhu Yuanzhang stared at the man in the sky, Zhu Yunwen, who had outstanding achievements and was praised as "Ming Taizong" by later generations. His achievements surpassed his own and left an immortal legacy. He looked at the emperor's grandson Zhu Yunwen next to him, and recalled that because he advocated cutting down the vassal, he was too radical, and the sky showed that the people in the Ming vassal town were in ruins! Huang Zicheng looked at the canopy on the left side of Zhu Yunwen, who was indirectly led to a tragic fate by his help in formulating a strategy to reduce the feudal vassal, and the desolate scene in which he was framed in his later years and died. Take another look at the person in the canopy on the right who respectfully calls himself "Mr. Zicheng", and after he passed away peacefully, he was posthumously named Zhu Yunwen, the "Founding Emperor of the Nation". People such as Hu Weiyong, Lan Yu, Fu Youde, etc. Saw that they were able to develop their talents under the command of Zhu Yunwen, Emperor Taizong of the Ming Dynasty, and eventually became famous and famous throughout the ages. Only Zhu Yunwen himself, and King Zhu Di of Yan who later raised an army to challenge Zhu Yunwen, asked: "Am I really wrong?" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.