
Daming: I, Zhu Biao, Scared My Father Crazy at the Beginning
大明:我,朱标,开局吓疯父皇
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- 718k Words
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- Military & History
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- Time Travel
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- For men
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- 4y ago
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- Faloo
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If Boss Zhu is not dead, Lao Zhu will not kill Lan Yu in the later stage, because Lan Yu's daughter is the boss's concubine. Boss Zhu is not as weak as the civil servants say. If he does not die, the nobles in Huaixi can be used to check and balance the civil servants, so that they will not have to rely on eunuchs later.
Oh, yes, there is also a foot binding, which is deeply disgusting.
I hope the author writes less about gangsters and more about development and hegemony.
About Hou Hei's book "Da Ming: I, Zhu Biao, scared my father crazy at the beginning" Chapter 4 Zhu Biao is being hunted! Chapter review.
Commentary on Chapter 28 of Hou Hei's book "Da Ming: I, Zhu Biao, scared my father crazy at the beginning". The hearts of the people in the world belong to the Crown Prince.
During the Hongwu period, Zhu Yuanzhang only had three real close relatives in his eyes: Empress Ma, Prince Zhu Biao, and the crown prince's legitimate son and grandson Zhu Xiongying. Zhu Biao was the eldest son, the crown prince, and the eldest daughter of Chang Yuchun. The Huaixi military generals sent unconditional support for Zhu Biao's succession, and the relationship between Zhu Biao and his younger brother could be regarded as eldest brother, like father and brother. It is impossible for the younger brother Gong to have a vassal prince to rebel. Zhu Xiongying is the direct son of Crown Prince Zhu Biao and his mother-in-law is the Crown Princess Chang. The Huaixi Military Generals Faction also has unconditional support. No matter how capable he is, he can still dominate the court with the full support of the Huaixi Military Generals Faction. Moreover, according to the ancestral precepts established by Zhu Yuanzhang, it is justifiable for the vassal kings to rebel.
Speaking of the emperor calling me "I", probably no one would make a mistake. Of course, Lao Zhu is special. Many times he likes to call himself "we". Sometimes some emperors will use the title of ordinary people in the harem, but it is basically the title of "this palace" for the concubines and princesses in the harem. Why is it always used for the prince? The prince calls himself "lonely"! I will ignore some fictional historical articles that are generally nonsense. This article is still acceptable...
Comments on chapter 68 of Hou Hei's "Da Ming: I, Zhu Biao, scared my father crazy at the beginning" The father and son who are constantly behind the scenes [That's it for tonight, thank you for your support, good night].
Author, do you still believe in love?
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