Great Ming: Grandson Ying, Ask Imperial Grandma to Ascend the Throne

It's really good-looking, and it's not a Ming Dynasty conspiracy theory. Compared with the "kind old man" Zhu Yuanzhang in other articles, this arrogant one is the Hongwu Emperor-Zhu Yuanzhang. There is also the Prince Mark. Perhaps compared to other texts or the most stable Prince Mark in history, this is the real mark. There are also Lao Er, Lao San, Li Jinglong, etc. I really feel that the author has greatly portrayed the real them and the real Ming Dynasty. In the history of the Ming Dynasty, the only one I really like is Emperor Yongle - Zhu Di.

It's good. According to the historical records, it seems that it is indeed the case. An emperor who can ban the sea and use stereotypes to recruit scholars and imprison the thoughts of the people at the bottom is indeed not a good emperor. Although Li Shimin had a bad reputation, he did not commit random killings, nor did he have the idea of ​​imprisoning the people at the bottom. The same goes for Ying Zheng. The people who call them one emperor through the ages only recognize Ying Zheng, Li Shimin, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, and Zhu Di. Zhu Yuanzhang really didn't rank high, let alone expulsion of the Tartar slaves, was he the one who did it? Chen Youliang, Xiao Mingwang and the others are the main force in expelling slaves. You, Zhu Yuanzhang, are just a villain who works on both sides and takes advantage of the situation when you reach a certain level. This is exactly the same as the behavior of some troops during the Anti-Japanese War

It's very good, but one thing is that the anatomy is too detailed. If you are still reading family history kindergarten, or saving various histories, I don't recommend it, because those novels see the old Queen Zhu and Ma falling in love with each other, and Zhu Xiongying takes medicine and goes back to ask Zhu Biao to save his mother and his wife in modern times. It will feel very disconnected.

I'm not a gentleman, I'm a villain, I'm a licentious person when I'm rich, I'm willing to move when I'm poor, I surrender when I'm strong, I obey when you're seduced, I'll be beaten if you don't hit me, I'll cry when you're hit, I'll get angry when I'm angry, I'll spend it when I'm rich, I'll eat when I'm hungry, I'll sleep when I'm sleepy, I won't eat when there's suffering, I won't work when there's work, life only lasts thirty thousand days, one day counts as one day when you're comfortable, and you should enjoy yourself in time while you're alive.

Keep writing. To be honest, I have never seen Ming Dynasty from this angle.

Sure enough, the small studio is still wilder than the wild history [laughing and crying][laughing and crying]

I was very happy to read it. It is much more correct than those who criticize Zhu Yuanzhang.

From this angle, it feels very good. No one had ever written a historical novel like this. I feel like this makes the old pig feel more comfortable.

So cool! ! ! The unfaithful person will swallow a thousand needles! Then he peels the skin and cramps, and lets the other person watch the meat being sliced off piece by piece with a knife, and let him eat it by himself. Finally turned into a human pig! Let the other person eat feces and live well [smile] (Mutilation: cutting off the hands and feet of the victim, causing him to lose his ability to move and basic work. The eyes were gouged out to plunge the victim into darkness; the ears were deafened so that he could not hear sounds; the victim was given dumb drugs and his tongue was cut off so that the victim could not speak and express pain and appeals. They may also shave their heads, torture the victim in all aspects from physical to mental, and finally place them in dirty places such as toilets. )

Now I can no longer read other books by Zhu Yuanzhang of the Ming Dynasty. From this perspective, the early Ming Dynasty is really more interesting.