I Forced Old Zhu to Abdicate and Built a Golden Age for the Great Ming

Pure and refreshing article. The thinking is clear and transparent. Lao Zhu is by no means a good emperor who makes decisions for the people. They say that Empress Ma is Lao Zhu's scabbard. It is better to say that this emperor was given to Lao Zhu by Empress Ma. The founding veterans are all from the faction of Empress Ma. If Empress Ma does not allow it, Lao Zhu cannot move. On the surface, Zhu Biao is the most stable prince, but in fact, isn't it because Lao Zhu has no right to change the prince? So after Queen Ma's death, Lao Zhu could no longer bear it and massacred Queen Ma's group, and even Zhu Biao arranged for it.

In fact, this kind of conjecture is more in line with reality. History books can cover up falsification, but the facts are there. You said Qin Shihuang was cruel, but others built the terracotta warriors and horses, and Zhu Yuanzhang came to restore the burial. This is true. From the perspective of etiquette and law, Zhu Yunwen was born when the Lu family was still a concubine, so he had no right to inherit unless there was no one. Secondly, Zhu Yuanzhang is famous for his high energy. Holding a royal guard in his hand, he is a hegemonic and oppressive emperor. The early death of Queen Ma can be explained. The early death of Zhu Biao and his eldest son is a bit bizarre, as if they were given dignity. Which historian dares to record it? The one who recorded the regicide was regicide in the street, there was no way to cover it up, and Zhu Yuanzhang had such power and control that anyone who dared to talk nonsense and record it would be listed as a crime by the Jin Yiwei and imprisoned the next day.

I read several Chuan Ming books, which always teased people's emotions. They clearly wanted to fuck Lu and her son, but they were able to write hundreds of pages. Although the story was interesting and the plot was exciting, I had no choice but to abandon the book at the end. Fortunately, this book is enjoyable and does not drag on (it is just a bit short and not enough to read), which makes up for the discomfort of reading the previous books. As for why it is missing one point, that point is to urge scholars to update quickly.

How to say it? Indeed, there is some truth to this. You may say that Zhu Yuanzhang has merit, but in fact it is not much. The main thing is to expel the Meng Yuan. But in fact, objectively speaking, it cannot be considered that he did it alone. After all, everyone was working hard, and he kept growing there, and finally picked the peach. And it's too brutal. During his more than 30 years in power, he killed 150,000 people, at least half of whom were innocent. And many things he did were actually not conducive to the Ming Dynasty. For example, the vassal system. The Jin Yiwei forced Zhu Yunwen to be his grandson and Lu to be the crown prince, and deposed the prime minister. The most important thing was to pave the way for Zhu Yunwen, and killed all the people in Huaixi, leaving no one available in the army. As a result, the civil servants of the Ming Dynasty were in power. Moreover, many things Zhu Yuanzhang did are difficult to criticize, and he forced Zhu Biao to have a Lu family. After Chang's death, he actually took the concubine Lu as his main wife. The Lu family was a remnant of the three dynasties. It is obvious that they want to support the Jiangnan Group to suppress Huaixi Xungui. He himself stipulated that concubines could not be established as crown princes. Zhu Yunxi was still there, so he directly made Zhu Yunwen his grandson. Although Zhu Yuntong was indeed relatively useless at the time. But haven't they ever thought about why? Is it not possible that Mr. Lu deliberately raised Zhu Yunxi to death for the sake of his son? Because of Chang's death, Prince Zhu Biao ignored Zhu Yunxi for many years. Didn't he care about it? Lao Zhu's court balancing technique is really bad. For the sake of his Zhu family's empire, he did a great job. Forced to give King Qin a royal baby. Let him marry a Mongolian woman and not compete for the throne.

I feel it should be above 8.5. I guess it's because too many articles glorified Zhu Yuanzhang, so the score is so low? Personally, I think that compared to the tyrant Shihuang mentioned by Zhu Yuanzhang, Zhu is the real tyrant. And it fits all the characteristics of a tyrant! The history of the Ming Dynasty went through Lao Zhu, then went through Zhu Laosi, and then went through so many abnormal Ming Dynasty emperors. It has basically changed beyond recognition. Then let the people in the Qing Dynasty change it again. In fact, our Ming and Qing history can only be read as a novel and cannot be taken seriously at all. Although the author writes a refreshing article, it has a different voice and is indeed worth reading!

Yes, it's very interesting to read, especially to listen to the book!

It seems to suit my taste as a bookworm of over 20 years.

This book reasonably deduces the possibility of the inexplicable death of the most noble family in the Hongwu period. It is an extremely rare mudslide in the Ming Dynasty. If you don't kneel down and lick Lao Zhu, it deserves five stars.

Awesome. Clear thinking. To be able to write such a novel, the author's ancestors are not ordinary people, and their cultural level and writing skills are still very deep. It is estimated that they may be descendants of the aristocratic family in the author's novels, and there are some records in the ancestors 🙂🙂🙂

It's quite enjoyable to watch, but the truth of history is uncertain. Anyway, I tend to prefer this one, but his eldest son probably died of exhaustion, or it was an accident -_-|| But his eldest grandson died too early, and it feels wrong. Basically, it's quite enjoyable, big mouth pumping 👍👍👍