In the 16th year of Chenghua in the Ming Dynasty, the imperial concubine Wan gave birth to a prince and named him Zhu Youji, who was appointed as the crown prince. In the same year, the imperial concubine Wan was appointed as the queen. Donglin civil servants took power and their martial arts withered. Let's see how Zhu Youji established a Ming Dynasty step by step, where the sun never sets.
Reader comments
The character timelines don't match up. Not to mention that Mao Xiang was from the Zhu Yuanzhang period. Even Li Shizhen's father was not necessarily born when Emperor Chenghua died. It's simply ridiculous that Li Shizhen was still treating Emperor Chenghua.
Brother, you are writing unofficial history in the wrong place. It is too wild. You should write official history instead. It is too unfair to your talent. Brother, as a history student, I feel like reading history books.
The character timelines don't match up. Not to mention that Mao Xiang was from the Zhu Yuanzhang period. Even Li Shizhen's father was not necessarily born when Emperor Chenghua died. It's simply ridiculous that Li Shizhen was still treating Emperor Chenghua.
Brother, you are writing unofficial history in the wrong place. It is too wild. You should write official history instead. It is too unfair to your talent. Brother, as a history student, I feel like reading history books.