Daming: the Start Scared Lao Zhu and Shouted Slander

It's very good. The author's thinking is so right. It gives me a feeling of enlightenment. Zhu Yuanzhang is indeed such a person. [The thinking] is so right. He, Zhu Chongba, can really do these things. Originally, I hate conspiracy theories very much, and I don't agree with this kind of inferring an ancient person with the greatest malice, but all this is no problem when it comes to Zhu Chongba [Thinking] Zhu Chongba needs to infer his thinking with the greatest malice, so that you can analyze what he wants to do.

I used to think Zhu Yuanzhang was okay, but then as I read more and more things, I realized that Zhu Yuanzhang was really nothing. What Lao Zhu wrote before sending Fengyang to Fengyang was pretty good, but what he wrote afterward can only be said to be in his own eyes.

The points of view written are very interesting and realistic, unlike the usual Tianmu Liu, which talks about how the Zhu family is harmonious, with a loving father and filial son, a virtuous husband and a loving wife. To be honest, this is the first time I have looked at the Zhu family from this perspective. I had always thought that the Zhu family was harmonious and harmonious. In particular, one of the book friends commented, "The great men talked about Emperor Qin, Emperor Wu of Han, Emperor Tang and Song, and Genghis Khan, the genius of the generation." I used to wonder why Zhu Yuanzhang was not in it? It wasn't until I looked at what the author wrote from this perspective that I realized that he was indeed unworthy of being on the same page as these four people.

After reading so many great books, I said, isn't Zhu Yuanzhang afraid of Queen Ma? A farmer went from begging for food to having a good wife and then becoming an emperor. You see, Zhu Yuanzhang became the emperor. He must have been ready to demolish the bridge, and he had to always be on guard against losing his position as emperor. The emperor can only be called a widower. The prince is just the one who has not grown up

Okay, okay, don't talk about conspiracy theories, just infer from those who have vested interests. Zhu Yuanzhang is more unsympathetic and unjust than Liu Bang, and he took his egoism to the extreme.

Breaking out of traditional novel settings, each setting has certain historical facts for reference. The writing is good, and as of about 40 chapters (up to this point), there are no poisonous points, and it's not mindless and enjoyable. Old bookworms think it is worth reading and recommend it to be put on the bookshelf.

Why is it so low? Understand? Zhu Chongba recognized that the Yuan Dynasty was a fusion of nationalities? If it is recognized that the Yuan Dynasty was a fusion of nationalities, then the Baozong would have to be rectified. The history of the Ming Dynasty can be divided into two parts, Hongwu Jianwen, Yongle-Chongzhen. If Chongzhen had not hanged himself, would the Ming Dynasty have such a reputation? The legitimate daughter of Brother Da Tianxia and the legitimate wife of his legitimate son, Chang's death is too suspicious. Chang's burial standards as the crown princess are problematic. Zhu Xiongying and Ma Xiuying are three months apart, which is also full of doubts. It is difficult to say whether Zhu Yunwen is a grandson or a son (from the perspective of heir, inheritance cost, and recognition of royal family members, Zhu Yunxi is not even a bit stronger). This is not as good as Li Sanlang [eating melon]

Brother, listen to what I said: "It's not necessary to die early in the morning."

It is true that the rare Da Mingwen is not written by Zhu Chui, but I don't understand where Zhu Chongba got so many Zhu Chui. In terms of merit politics, it is really inferior to Emperor Yongle.

This book made me see something different from other Ming Dynasty novels. When I first read it, I felt that this book was different from the previous ones. But when I saw what was said in the comment area, there are really only the sun and the human heart in this world that cannot be looked directly at. Maybe I have read too many inventory articles. I always thought that Zhu Biao was the most stable of all the princes, but after reading your book, I found that he did not have much power. (Pure passerby)

Why is the rating so low? It's well written. That sentence I'm so sorry for you hurts my heart. It's so hard [cover face] [cover face] [cover face]. It's so unfilial and so on, it embarrasses them, hey. . . .

I read a lot of books about the early Ming Dynasty that praise Zhu Yuanzhang, but many of the historical facts don't match up. I always feel that the logic is a bit weird. This one really makes the logic clear. It's good.

Relatively speaking, this is more objective. Who doesn't understand the various things in the feudal dynasty? People today may not be as smart as in ancient times, but they are not fools either.

There are no words to express it, I can only say that it is well written. History is not black and white, and the same is true for worldly affairs. The customs of the time, the customs of the time, and the current situation of the time. The human heart pushes people forward, and all external progress and changes are just a manifestation of the changes caused by the connection of one's own heart! It's a pity tomorrow. Then I want to sue someone. There is reason for existence. If you can't see clearly, you have to let people blur it. What is black and what is pink are either stupid or bad. An adult, a person with the ability to think independently, should look at problems, reality, and situations. He should not be confused and separate the two poles. He should analyze the left and right to draw conclusions. At least, at least, he should have a humanistic and sophisticated perspective. Conflict? What's black? What powder? Everything in the world is nothing but fame and fortune, which helps me live. Fame helps me exist. Reading a Ming history novel, as someone who has nothing to do with the interests, there are still people commenting on it, do you understand? Come on, author! Written from a historical perspective, there are very few Ming Dynasty novels that can be read. I would like to add that a person can judge whether he is good or bad, how can one be so sophisticated in the world. Coordinating everything can't be said in just one or two sentences. The most important thing is that people's minds change! When modern people look at their predecessors, there is always something they cannot finish. Cutting off a corner of history and reading a novel, but having fun is the premise. Because history is a little girl who can be dressed up as anyone wants! As long as it conforms to people's human nature and cognition and does not deviate from basic reality, it is a good novel. Why some fantasy novels are good and some are not well written is because they cannot justify themselves. If it can make people accept it, it will catch their eyes, and if it can make people think about it, it will be said well.

I have only read a little bit, but to be honest, it is really amazing. Most of the novels about the Ming Dynasty on Tomato are brainwashed, which is very serious. Although I have only read a little bit of this one, it is much better than those mindless books about Zhu Yuanzhang and Zhu Biao.

Niubi Finally someone can write it out according to history [I'm almost crying][I'm almost crying][I'm almost crying]

Which book is good? History disenchanted. I always thought this passage was great, but I didn't know it until I read this book. Oh, and the book next door is also about history, but it's about archeology.

I have never seen this angle before, it is quite strange. But you jumped on too many things. This will result in nothing to write about later. Regarding Li Chengqian, there is another novel written about that situation. It was the Supreme Emperor who hurt Li Chengqian. Otherwise, why would you fall off your horse and become lame? Theoretically speaking, the prince can master the six arts of a gentleman. Of course, I have never thought of that angle. However, I have read many fan novels about Zhu Yuanzhang, and the descriptions of him are not the same person. If I compare it with previous history, I may have the answer.

The writing is really good. I rarely read novels that I think are good. This book is reasonable. Unlike those time-travelers who were blinded by historical misinformation.

It is one of the few fine books that has not been washed away by Lao Zhu.

This book overturned my existing knowledge of Zhu Yuanzhang's family, but who can say that it is not the closest to true history!

The first time I saw Shuang Hei, I felt it was quite novel [eating melon]. Yes, this book is indeed Ming Hei. It was written with a bias. Of course, history books are biased, let alone novels.

From a different perspective, history books only record events, not all the facts.

It looks surprisingly good, but the system has no sense of presence. It enters standby mode after giving some troops at the beginning. . .

(Purple) LV6, different perspective, nice looking.

Based on historical facts, consistent with human nature and logic

Finally it's not licking Zhu Yuanzhang's, it looks good

A new angle, inexplicably reasonable [laughing and crying]

It's okay to write, but there's no need to keep repeating it.

Must be five stars. History must be viewed from a dialectical perspective. We must dare to question and question.