Rate the Emperors of the Ming Dynasty, and Zhu Yuanzhang Loses It

Zhu Yuanzhang had a strange dream. In it, a screen appeared before him. The screen showed short videos in which people from later generations rated figures from ancient times.

The guys' speed-bump question: Who was the strongest fighter in the Ming Dynasty? The Ming's God of War, Prince Han Zhu Li, a one-man army and the nomads' worst nightmare, able to take on a thousand horsemen alone! The bravest of the three armies! The kind of romance only men can understand: now that's what it means to be a true man!

Trending video: The Ming Dynasty's pride, its champion of military might, a national hero. Why did such a legendary prince suffer so terribly in his later years? Hated by his own father, shunned by his brothers, imprisoned by the Jianwen Emperor, and passed over by the Yongle Emperor. In the end, he turned the tide at the Battle of Tumu with his aged body, only to die in battle atop the city wall.

The Ming's God of War, Zhu Qizhen...

When Zhu Yuanzhang saw this pile of filth that was Zhu Qizhen, he was completely dumbfounded.

My name is Zhu Li. I transmigrated into the Ming Dynasty as the Ninth Prince. For some reason, the old man has been looking at me strangely lately.

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