Great Ming: From the Start, Zhu Yuanzhang Took Me Home

The plot is okay, but Zhu Biao's personality is a bit overdone. He can rest assured that he will supervise the country for 15 years and convince so many capable brothers. His own abilities are definitely worthy of praise. Zhu Biao is too kind here and feels a bit pedantic. Maybe the author made him like this for the sake of the plot, so that Lao Zhu would give up on changing to the heir apparent. Why don't we just be more direct and direct Zhu Biao, who is capable and charismatic, to death according to the historical trajectory, which may make readers more accepting.

Your article makes Zhu Biao worthless for the sake of the protagonist. Zhu Biao is a kindhearted but definitely not weak-tempered protagonist. He handled three of the four major Hongwu cases. He is said to be merciful because Zhu Yuanzhang said that the nine tribes should be killed. Zhu Biao suggested that the benevolence of the Yi tribe was all a play between father and son. If he is the same as what you write in the article, will he be the most stable prince? Can you suppress Zhu Shuang, Zhu Fan, and Zhu Di?

You can see if it's Shen Nong. I've known the identity for a long time. I've been writing about it later but I still don't know.

If the author sees it, he should first change the previous title. In the early days of the founding of the Ming Dynasty, all the ministers only called the superior. In the middle and later periods, Zhu Yuanzhang was only called the superior in the inner court, and there was no master in the Ming Dynasty. To put it bluntly, the Ming Dynasty was the period of the Han people, not the Qing Dynasty. It is recommended to change it. By the way, read the history of the Ming Dynasty

I can't say it's bad, it just looks funny. The author applies Zhu Di and Zhu Gaochi's relationship model to Zhu Yuanzhang and Zhu Biao, making Zhu Biao a benevolent and righteous gentleman like Fusu. But when Zhu Biao was a child, he followed Zhu Yuanzhang to conquer the world. He brought out his younger brothers. Although he had no worries about food and clothing, he had seen the world in chaos. Just so that the protagonist can replace Zhu Biao's position as the unmovable prince, Zhu Biao was written like that. It's too dramatic. Discounting our stereotype of Zhu Yuanzhang, Zhu Biao's father-son relationship, a prince who can support the Yi tribe is definitely not that weak. But the other writing is still very good, and it is qualified as a refreshing article that can be read without thinking. Anyway, that's it for Tomato, the AI ​​and the studio look at each other alternately, and the toys to pass the time don't have to be demanding.

Not quite like Zhu Biao, like Fusu, but his kindness is similar to that of Lao Zhu. For example, Lao Zhu punished nine tribes, and Zhu Biao punished three and six tribes. Zhu Yongxi is not from the Lu family, so it would be good if he is not treated differently, unless he is made useless.

Zhu Biao writes Fu Su, I will really appreciate it

I can't give it a zero score. I really can't help it.

In the fifteenth year of Hongwu, Zhu Xiongying was already eight years old. How could the male protagonist be the eldest son?

Ridiculous, if Zhu Biao is really like this, he is not the most stable prince.