Tianmu Live Jingnan, Zhu Di, Don't Run Away!

Although there are a lot of marketing accounts, Zhu Di's ambitions and desires are clearly written out. Unlike other Tianmu stories, Zhu Di just wants to be a general. When he knows that he will become an emperor in the future, no queen's legitimate son can resist this temptation. Those who can resist this temptation are not just humans but sages. Anyway, Zhu Di is not a sage.

Zhu Yuanzhang was the foolish king who harmed the Ming Dynasty. He exhausted his own sons to death. All his sons trusted Zhu Biao. Without Zhu Di's final rebellion, the Ming Dynasty would have died as the third second generation.

It looks good, but there are very few articles written about Zhu Di. Either he pretends to be Zhu Di's son and steals the throne (taking away Zhu Di's achievements). Or dress up as Zhu Biao's son and nothing will happen to Zhu Di. Or maybe he saved Zhu Biao and helped his family I originally thought it was Di Chui, but it turned out that it was not the case. Even if he knew Zhu Di's achievements, Lao Zhu only wanted to teach Zhu Biao's son well. Zhu Biao wanted to be the prince even for a day and teach his son in the future. Zhu Di's achievements were useless, and he was scared to death by Lao Zhu. I thought every king in the Ming Dynasty could write it, but not yet. After Zhu Di's chapter, Zhu Qizhen is focused on, and Zhu Qiyu mentions it in one stroke. There is no chapter on Zhu Jianshen, and Chenghua Liting didn't write about it, so I only wrote about Wan Zhen'er. Then I skipped Zhu Youtang and started focusing on the mighty general Zhu Shou, which felt very uncomfortable to watch. I don't know whether I like Zhu Di or hate him. I just like to focus on writing about Zhu Di's wonderful descendants. I feel that when the sky appears, it would be great if Zhu Di's family can survive. Which nephew can tolerate the Yongle Emperor living and having trouble sleeping at night, right?

The author accidentally hurt my uncle with one sentence. The author also wrote these unofficial histories. I feel that Zhu Di is not good at anything. It's so funny.

The logic is clear and the sentences are smooth. After watching the movie, the reaction of all parties is very reasonable. There is no brainless boasting, so the pace is a bit slow. I haven't finished talking about Jing Nan yet, but I can still accept it. The feeling of the official history is very good, and there is not too much brainwashing. We must let the Judy of this world finally be able to ascend to the throne. After watching the movie, Daoyan, Gaoxu, Zhang Yu, and the others had better not die.

Very good. I hope that when I write about Yongle in the future, I can have more of Zhu Di and his three sons' daily comedy in "Happiness" and Zhu Di's domineering character during his five expeditions to Mobei (of course there are no less flaws, after all, no one is perfect)

The novel is quite average and relatively average among live broadcasts, but it's passable. The views are relatively popular, there is no sensationalism, and there is nothing unconventional. From Zhu Yuanzhang's point of view, Zhu Yunwen's rise to power was inevitable, and it was impossible for him to support Zhu Yuntong's succession. Zhu Biao could suppress the vassal kings and Huaixi nobles, but neither Zhu Yunwen nor Zhu Yuntong could. Zhu Biao is dead, and Huaixi Xungui must be suppressed and purged. After the purge, Zhu Yuntong's basic base was gone, and he no longer had the foundation to rise to the top. In comparison, Zhu Yunwen had the support of the civilian faction, cleared out the generals and nobles, and had the military guarantee of the vassal king outside. His rise to power was the most stable, and it was Zhu Yuanzhang's only choice. Therefore, Zhu Yunwen's rise to power was politically inevitable and had nothing to do with the Lu family. She and her family were not that capable. Zhu Di was in trouble, and the Lu family did not perform well. It can be said that Zhu Biao died young. Even if Zhu Xiongying is alive, if his performance is not particularly outstanding, the possibility of succeeding is relatively low. Otherwise, Lan Yu and others will be arrogant and domineering, and they will not be able to suppress them. Civil officials may not dare to support them unreservedly because of their hesitation.

Great, finally there is someone who is not a brainwashed leader, Zhu Di. Zhu Di was beaten by Lao Zhu and still worked for his brother to become the general of the Peking University. I am touched.

Nice! I was deceived by the title, and I thought it was another ordinary marquee type, where the protagonist of later generations makes video clips to explain the events of the Ming Dynasty, and there are barrage comments and the like. It turns out that this book is different. It does not describe history in a consistent emotional tone, but broadcasts historical development in an emotionless system. The reactions of different characters from different positions are also very comprehensive. When reading, I can't help but feel immersed in the tense and chilling atmosphere created by the article. It's much better than those on the market that just play videos [Like] The author is really nb. He updates more than a dozen pictures a day. It's so enjoyable to read [Like]

I say this is good-looking. You wrote it in great detail. It's not like other reviews that are just a quick summary. I hope it can continue to be maintained. You can continue to use the lines of Daming Fenghua. I hope you can consider it.

This is the best article among all the articles I have read about Zhu Di. I hope the author will continue writing [Like][Like][Like] There's a lot of unofficial history, brother.

It's really well written. Tomato also has a similar book. The only problem with this book is that many of the plots are basically just talk without any historical records. The book that is better than other books about Zhu Di is that it describes Zhu Di's ambitions and ambitions, but overall, the control of the characters and the plot of the story are still barely interesting.

It's very interesting and exciting. I think this is the only book I've seen so far that comments on Zhu Di's life from beginning to end.

Author, your time and space should be locked in the Thirteenth Year of Hongwu, and don't think that other time and space have sky curtains, otherwise they will easily collapse. Other novels of this type are all multi-time and space, and basically collapsed, and cannot be written anymore [Thinking][Thinking] It is best to write until the demise of the four emperors of the Southern Ming Dynasty, and briefly write about the case of Prince Zhu San of the Qing Dynasty, and then return to reality and start to implement reforms from the Thirteenth Year of Hongwu[Thinking][Thinking][Thinking] This should not collapse,

It's very interesting. I don't know why it got such a low score. I hope to write more about Zhu Di's achievements in the future.

It looks good, I love watching it, I want to see Emperor Yongle and slap Zhu Yuanzhang in the face

Highly recommend this book! The perspective of this film viewing volume is very different and very innovative! This book is generally good, but the title is a bit misleading, and it is easy for people to think that it is a novel written by Hei Zhu Di. Overall good, highly recommended

The Zhu Di articles I read are considered good, but the unofficial history and marketing accounts are still there (some of them occupy a larger space than usual. Rouse, you are really good at grasping the psychological details of the characters. If you can learn more about history, Rouse, you will be successful in whatever you do.

Looks good, cheers, support

Don't take Ming Dynasty Fenghua, the devil has changed a lot, look for the official history. Why does everyone recommend bringing Daming Fenghua?

After you finish writing, can you write more about Emperor Yongle? I really want to see Yongle the Great and I love it so much. The author's writing is very beautiful.

After reading Qianhu, I can no longer stand Ming Dynasty novels, but this one is different. It is well written and very real. Come on, author, keep updating [Like]

It's pretty good, but I can't keep watching it [face covering]. The author is really not clever at all, and his writing is extremely cold. But it is still well written. Of course, in this aspect, I am more likely to accept the writing style of those things in the Ming Dynasty, at least wrapped in some sugar.

Beautifully written, awesome, Emperor Yongle [shy] Tip 5 yuan first to encourage me. If you write well, you will be rewarded later [shy] Our Emperor Yongle was always the darling of the emperor in every era, an excellent heir, a great hero who could lead the country to prosperity and attract all nations to come to court, but in your mouth, Zhu Yuanzhang, it is not worth mentioning. What real achievements do you have? Basically no [anger]

Zhu Di made a great contribution to history, but his killing was no worse than his father, and no one would like him. Zhu Yunwen was pretty good among the emperors of the Ming Dynasty, at least he was better than the Taoist emperor who was indifferent to human affairs. Looking forward to the appearance of the second war god of Ming Dynasty

Chenghua Liting is not written, and some things are a bit messy or a bit awkward. The Chongzhen part is probably written very quickly because I want to finish it. Generally, I give five stars, but if this detail is well described or what should be written is written, it will be perfect. In short, it is a good book.

I'm very confused. If you watch a video or a short play, it would be great. The prerequisite is that the actors don't stretch their hips. But this is a book, and it feels long-winded. Sometimes I read it, and sometimes I listen to it, but it feels long-winded and not concise enough. As I read it, I forgot everything that was said in the first paragraph. But the writing is good, not as one-sided as what others have written. Lao Zhu is a very complex person, with both merits and demerits, and double standards. He likes to be one-size-fits-all and is headstrong and arrogant. It's a pity that there are no ifs in history. If there were, knock one first, then give him a big fight, then kick him again, eight times, the world has changed, and the world has been peaceful for ten thousand years. I hope this book will keep me reading past chapter 200.

The author wrote a history of the Ming Dynasty based on his personal opinions, and his views on Zhu Di's voyages to the West are particularly eye-catching. Although I don't completely agree with it, it makes sense. In addition, I finally wrote a story about Yongle that is not based on "The Ming Dynasty". Good review! The Sixteen Emperors of the Ming Dynasty, from Ming Taizu to Wanli Emperor, are all very interesting. They all have the characteristics of a wise emperor, a tyrant, a faint emperor, and a mediocre emperor. They also switch between each other and are very down-to-earth.

Gorgeous words, beautiful sentences, rich emotions, flowing and flowing, unique If you like it, watch it more. If you don't like it, don't ask me how much I paid. Although I also like Zhu Di, I really can't stand it. But in case others like it, I will withdraw it and give it a five-star review. Hehehe (Let's break up together)

Renew! Write quickly! ! I like to see his achievements hehe, it would be best for Zhu Di to take the throne