
Ming Dynasty: I Am the Imperial Grandson, Zhu Xiongying
大明,我是皇孙朱雄英
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 132k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Zhu Yunwen's coup? Are you kidding me?
Zhu Yunxi has been making typos. The Jinyiwei is called the emperor's personal army. To say that it is possible to control a few, but to control 27,000 is too exaggerated. Do you think it is too ridiculous to think that Jiang Yu is the commander of the Jinyiwei and the people under his command cannot control it. It makes sense for Zhu Yunwen to raise a small number of troops privately, but if he raises more troops, it would be impossible to keep them near Yingtian. Zhu Yuanzhang will definitely find out that if he mobilizes a large number of troops to approach Yingtian from a distance, he will still be discovered. Moreover, the vassal king is also called the King of Sai, who guards the frontier fortress. It is impossible to bring too many troops to respond to the sky, and Zhu Yuanzhang will not let it go. A vassal king can bring 3,000, which is too much. How did he get an army of 200,000?
This book is the first one I've ever written. I'm so bad. So I won't update it. I will add a new book. It will definitely be written well.
This writing really corresponds to the author's name