Great Ming: Zhu Yuanzhang Begs for His Life as Zhu Di Watches
大明：讨寿朱元璋，朱棣观看中
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 255k Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
73Chapters
1.5MReads
2.6kFlowers
9.9Score
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From the introduction, you can tell that this book is basically
Why does the author insist on dragging Zhu Di down? I feel like it would be more difficult without that protagonist. Isn't it good to write about Zhu Di and the frog cubs? It's warm and cute. What's the point of writing this?
What the hell did you write? Go and die for your mother's sake. You are such a piece of trash that you can't even cure yourself of a disease. The most important thing is that it's so disgusting. How can you get away with asking for the longevity of your elders?
Is there something wrong with the author? Don't understand history. King Xiang is the title of Zhu Di's twelfth brother Zhu Bai. Emperor Jianwen cut down his feudal vassals and burned himself to death. It is impossible to give a title to one's own son, but to a dead king.
Since you have been relegated to the common people, why should you participate? Isn't it better to be a bystander and walk on the long river of time?
That's nonsense. Zhu Biao loved his younger brother the most. How could he not have any reaction to Zhu Bai's death and keep scolding Zhu Di?
Zhu Biao written by the author is so annoying
Zhu Yunxi was born on the ninth day of November in the ** year of the eleventh year of Hongwu. His mother also passed away in the same month. According to the ancestral motto of the Emperor Ming Dynasty, "the eldest son of the crown prince is the grandson of the emperor, and the second legitimate son and concubine are all granted the title of county king at the age of ten, and are awarded the gold-plated silver book and silver seal." He was awarded the title of county king. In the 11th month of the 28th year of Hongwu's reign, he married the daughter of the military commander Zhao Sili. In the ** year of the first year of Jianwen, he was granted the title of King of Wu and established the vassal state of Hangzhou. Before the vassal was established, the Jingnan War began. In the ** year of the fourth year of Jianwen, after Zhu Di entered the capital, he was granted the title of King Guangze. On September 10 of the same year, he and King Huai'en Zhu Yunxu were summoned to the capital. On November 13, Zhu Yunxu, the king of Huai'en, was deposed as a commoner by Zhu Di for being unable to assist his brother, and was imprisoned in Fengyang, Anhui. In the ** year of the fifteenth year of Yongle, the king of Gu, Zhu Lu, falsely called Zhu Yuesui, the king of Chongyang in Shu Mansion, "Jianwen Jun", intending to rebel, and Zhu Yunxi died violently.
Are you sure you are not an adulterer? Basically, if you write about Queen Ma like this, few people will read this novel.
Not smart at all? Can't you help cure the disease? You have to use your lifespan to extend your life. In this case, what else does the protagonist want? It's better to just wait for death than to ask for a damn lifespan. This goes on and on, and the emperor dies faster and faster.