
Great Ming: I Scare Old Zhu into Crying Slander from the Start
大明:开局吓得老朱直喊诽谤
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- Historical
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- Historical High-Concept
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Excellent! The author's line of thinking is spot-on; it gave me a sudden sense of clarity. Zhu Yuanzhang really was that kind of person! 🤔 It's so relatable; Zhu Chongba (Zhu Yuanzhang's courtesy name) could truly do these things. I usually dislike conspiracy theories, and I don't approve of interpreting an ancient person with the utmost malice.
I used to think Zhu Yuanzhang was alright, but after seeing more and more things, I realized he was a real scoundrel. The writing before Lao Zhu sent Fengyang was quite good, but as for the later writing, well, to each their own...
The viewpoints expressed are very interesting and realistic, unlike the typical narratives I've seen that portray the Zhu family as harmonious, with loving fathers, filial sons, and virtuous husbands and wives. To be honest, this is the first time I've seen the Zhu family from this perspective; I had always assumed they were very harmonious and peaceful.
Having read so many books about the Ming Dynasty, I have to say, wasn't Zhu Yuanzhang afraid of Empress Ma? A peasant goes from begging to having a good wife and then becoming emperor. Look at Zhu Yuanzhang, once he became emperor, he must have already planned to dismantle the bridge (i.
Sure, sure. Forget about conspiracy theories. Just look at it from the perspective of the beneficiaries. Zhu Yuanzhang was even more ruthless and heartless than Liu Bang, taking selfishness to the extreme.
Breaking away from traditional novel settings, each setting is based on historical facts. The writing is good, and up to chapter 40 (only updated so far), there are no major flaws; it's not mindless, mindless entertainment. A seasoned reader's opinion: worth reading, and I recommend adding it to your bookshelf.
Why is it so low? Is it a Ming Dynasty black mark? Did Zhu Chongba (Emperor Hongwu) acknowledge that the Yuan Dynasty was a process of ethnic integration? If he acknowledged that the Yuan Dynasty was a process of ethnic integration, then the Ming Dynasty could be whitewashed. Ming Dynasty history can be divided into two parts: Hongwu and Jianwen, and Yongle and Chongzhen.
Brother, listen to me: the Qing Dynasty is long gone, there's no need for that anymore.
This book showed me something different from other Ming Dynasty novels. At first, I felt it was unlike anything I'd read before, but after seeing all the comments saying the same thing, I realized that only the sun and the human heart are truly unbearable to look at directly.
It's true that this is a rare instance of a Ming dynasty official not being a Zhu Yuanzhang (Emperor Yongle) fan. I just don't understand where so many Zhu Yuanzhang fans come from. In terms of achievements and politics, he really is inferior to Emperor Yongle.