The Sky Screen Livestreams the Jingnan Campaign: Zhu Di, Don't Run!
天幕直播靖难，朱棣你别跑！
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Although there's a lot of content from marketing accounts, this novel clearly portrays Zhu Di's ambition and desires, unlike other fictional accounts where Zhu Di only wants to be a great general. Knowing he'll become emperor, no empress's legitimate son could resist that temptation. Only a saint could resist such temptation, and Zhu Di certainly wasn't a saint.
Zhu Yuanzhang was a foolish emperor who ruined the Ming Dynasty. He himself caused the deaths of his own sons. Of all his sons, he trusted Zhu Biao the most. If Zhu Di hadn't eventually rebelled, the Ming Dynasty would have been the third dynasty to perish after only two generations.
It's a good read. There are very few stories about Zhu Di (the future Emperor Yongle). Either you transmigrate as Zhu Di's son and seize the throne (claiming Zhu Di's credit), or you transmigrate as Zhu Biao's son, with no connection to Zhu Di. Or you save Zhu Biao and become his family's advisor. I initially thought it was a case of Zhu Di praising Zhu Di, but it turns out it wasn't.
The author inadvertently offended my uncle with one sentence, and the author also publishes these unofficial histories, making it seem like Zhu Di was incompetent and ridiculous.
The logic is clear, the sentences flow smoothly, and the reactions of all parties after watching the film are remarkably reasonable, without any mindless hype. This makes the pacing a bit slow; the Jingnan Rebellion isn't finished yet, but it's still acceptable. The historical accuracy is excellent, without too much brainwashing. I really hope Judy in this world can eventually ascend to the throne! And I hope Dao Yan, Gao Xu, and Zhang Yu don't die after watching the film!
Very good. I hope that when writing about the Yongle Emperor, you can add more of the comedic daily life of Zhu Di and his three sons, as well as Zhu Di's domineering presence during his five expeditions to the northern deserts (of course, flaws are also necessary, after all, no one is perfect).
The novel is decent, rather ordinary for a live-streamed article, but still readable. The viewpoints are relatively mainstream, without being sensationalist or unconventional. From Zhu Yuanzhang's perspective, Zhu Yunwen's ascension to the throne was inevitable; he could not possibly have supported Zhu Yuntong's succession.
That's great! Finally, there's a Zhu Di who isn't a brainwashed puppet. Even after being beaten by his father, Zhu Di still obediently serves as the Generalissimo of the Northern Expedition for his brother. So touching!
Great! I was misled by the title; I thought it would be another typical historical novel, with a protagonist from the future making video clips explaining events in the Ming Dynasty, complete with commentary and criticism. But this one is different. It doesn't use the usual emotional tone to describe history; instead, it presents historical events in a detached, systematic way.
This is the best article I've read about Zhu Di, and I hope the author continues writing! 👍👍👍 There's a lot of unofficial history going on, bro.