Dressed as the Royal Concubine of King Yan, Continuing the Splendor of the Ming Dynasty

How should I put it... Mainly because when I think of Zhu Yuanzhang's presence, Prince Ning rebels... He is the 17th child, so he might as well write the third child. What kind of outrageous plot is Prince Ning and Zhu Yunwen colluding... Prince Ning himself is also the King of Sai, how could he catch Zhu Dixiao. If you want to say that Zhu Yuanzhang is dead, you may have nothing wrong with writing the plot, and Zhu Yunwen threatens him or something. Zhu Yuanzhang is alive, and Prince Ning is jumping up and down over there to mess with Zhu Di? You have to know that Zhu Yuanzhang personally asked his grandson how he treated his uncle in history. After the second son left, there were only three legitimate sons left. Zhu Yuanzhang knew that his grandson had joined forces with his concubines to have legitimate sons. Guess whether the emperor's grandson could still have a legitimate son... It was because Zhu Yuanzhang refused to do it for him and only cut the salaries of the kings. That's why Zhu Yunwen cut the vassal status after he ascended the throne...

My personal favorite style of novel is based on history, not boring, and has a sense of meaning and structure.

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