Spoilers for the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Di Rebuilds the Ming Dynasty

Finally it's not a brainless bragging! Zhu Yuanzhang's high sense of centralization, Zhu Biao's seemingly powerful but unable to make the decision, the efforts of the civil and military ministers to seek life and power... Are very real and real.

Okay, finally it's not Lao Zhu who beats Lao Si and takes away his achievements. Treat the fourth child like a dog and let him be a grindstone for Zhu Biao. Zhu Biao is finally no longer a little white flower. Finally there is a novel in which the fourth child can become an emperor. After all, Lao Zhu is not the kind of person who insists on saying what if history has already reached its conclusion.

The writing is very good. Finally, I am no longer a fool to criticize Zhu Di, but prefer Zhu Biao's idiotic writing.

Yes, the writing is slow enough to read. It is true that Zhu Biao did not necessarily have Zhu Diqiang when he came to power, because all his efforts were forced. Li Shimin killed his brother and imprisoned his father, so he also wanted to prove himself. However, Li Shimin was just a coup, and Zhu Di was just a rebellion. The difficulty is different. It is said that the Tang Dynasty borrowed the Sui Dynasty for 300 years. The grain stored in the Sui Dynasty had not been eaten up by the Tang Dynasty after the war in the late Sui Dynasty. The canal dug by Yang Guang played a huge role in the Tang Dynasty. Zhu Di can be said to have started from scratch.

"The Storm of the Two Jin Dynasties" 1. Rich in content and high degree of historical restoration: The novel covers important historical events in the Jin Dynasty, such as the Eight Kings Rebellion, the Yongjia Rebellion, the rise and fall of the Five Hus and Sixteen Kingdoms, the establishment of the Eastern Jin Dynasty and clan politics, etc. On the basis of respecting historical facts, the author vividly displays the political struggles, military conflicts, national integration and other complex historical phenomena of this period through vivid writing and rich details. 2. Successful character creation: Many vivid historical figures have been created in the novel, such as Sima Yi, Sima Zhao, Sima Yan, Shi Le, Shi Hu, Huan Wen, Xie An, etc. These characters each have their own characteristics. They include emperors and generals with great talents and strategies, powerful ministers and counselors with deep scheming, and heroic generals who are brave and good at fighting. The author allows readers to have a deeper understanding and knowledge of these characters through delicate descriptions and in-depth psychological characterizations. 3. The plot is compact and fascinating: The plot of the novel is full of ups and downs, full of suspense and surprises. The author skillfully combines historical events with fictional plots to make the story more vivid and interesting. At the same time, the war scenes in the novel are described very wonderfully, making people feel like they are in that war-torn era. 4. The writing is beautiful and the style is unique: The writing of the novel is beautiful and smooth, the language is concise and clear, and the style is unique. The author is good at using metaphors, personification and other rhetorical techniques to make the text more vivid and vivid. At the same time, some philosophical sentences in the novel also left a deep impression on people. Of course, no novel can be perfect. "The Storm of the Two Jin Dynasties" also has some shortcomings, such as some plots are too fictional and have certain discrepancies with historical facts; the creation of some characters is slightly thin and lacks depth. But overall, this is a historical novel well worth reading.

It is a rare inventory article. Most of the inventory articles rely on unofficial historians to brag about the emperors of various dynasties. This one is rare and does not talk nonsense. The author writes all historical materials that can be checked. Even if he is called the emperor, he treats it objectively based on historical records, rather than just criticizing and belittling. The most satisfying thing is that there is finally an inventory article that does not brag about Zhu Biao endlessly. I have read enough of those who brag about Zhu Biao, as if Zhu Biao is invincible and Zhu Yuanzhang will give up his throne if he rebels. Historical materials do not dare to brag like this. Reason for deducting one star: Based on what Zhu Yuanzhang did, all kinds of massacres of heroes and nobles were exposed, and Zhu Di's life achievements and kindness to civil servants and nobles were exposed. It can be said that Zhu Yuanzhang has betrayed everyone, and the civil and military elites must support the fourth son even if they want to survive. Maybe the author forcibly distorted the historical trend to its original position in order to continue the plot...

It's pretty good. It's written to the point. It doesn't brag about Zhu Yuanzhang or Zhu Biao.

Okay, finally it's not that Zhu Yuanzhang only loves Zhu Biao, the Zhu Biao brothers are respectful to each other. I always believe that the emperor still pays more attention to the country, and he should first consider the inheritance of the country rather than family ties.

What can I say about this book? It's very real. It's not like those mindless stories in the past, which are uniform and gentle. It can be seen that the author grasps the characters carefully. Although some people can't accept it, saying that Zhu Yuanzhang and Zhu Biao in history would not be like this, but this is a novel after all. Everything is decided by the author. As long as it is not too outrageous, I can still accept it. Read on

It's a good read. I discovered a great book yesterday. Well, I've just read the latest chapter. I cried and laughed while reading this book. Sometimes I feel that Zhu Di is so cute, haha, and that climbing sect. I want to laugh every time I see it. Come on, keep updating.

I have read several Tianmu articles, and this one is much better than those mindless ones that boast about Zhu Biao. Although this one is like a marketing account in some places, it is really good and worth reading.

It's well written, but it's a pity that it uses a history of the Ming Dynasty compiled by the Manchu Qing Dynasty, and its evaluation of the kings of the Ming Dynasty is not fair enough. It is recommended to understand the history of China recorded by Western countries and evaluate the history of the Ming Dynasty from a more realistic perspective! Suggested modifications.

It's well written, but I don't know anything about historical accuracy, so I can't comment on it. But the struggle for imperial power is well written. In the feudal dynasty, no one could imagine the temptation of the throne. Zhu Yuanzhang has not yet reached the stage of old age, how could he be willing to completely let go of his power? There should be no emperor in history. In his prime, he was willing to be an emperor. Zhu Biaozhai has a kind heart, but after learning that he died of exhaustion and did not let his descendants die a good death, he became anxious. Zhu Di knew that he would eventually become Emperor Yongle because of Tianmu, but Tianmu had already laid out all his options. There is no way forward and no way back.

It innovates in line with the general trend of history, and the author's writing skills are exquisite, which makes it very meaningful to read. Good novel Zhu Di is really in line with the perfect male protagonist of a female channel. The author really wrote it very well.

It looks good. Zhu Yuanzhang is logical and will not stand up to Zhu Biao without thinking.

Step on it yourself to show comfort [laughing and crying]

Very good, there is no brainless praise for Zhu Baba and Zhu Biao. Feels more objective

In fact, when taking inventory, it was said that when Zhu Yuanzhang was emperor, Zhu Biao killed more than ten or two hundred thousand people when he was supervising the country, and basically killed all the heroes. Although Zhu Di also killed people, he mainly killed the political opponents who supported Emperor Jianwen. If he did not kill the heroes, many nobles would retire with the country. After talking about it, Zhu Yuanzhang and Zhu Biao will be finished.

After reading this novel, I feel that it is different from most Tianmuwen. In other Tianmuwen, Zhu Biao saw that Zhu Di had made such great achievements, so he told Zhu Yuanzhang that if the father really failed to survive the 25th year of Hongwu, you should pass the position to the fourth brother. After reading this for the first time, I thought it was interesting, but after reading more, I felt that for a person who has been the prince for more than ten years, if he does not die, then he will definitely die. The emperor, especially a small farmer like Zhu Yuanzhang, is very thoughtful. He will value the eldest son as the first born child. That is to say, there will not be the kind of history that everyone says that half of the princes may not inherit the throne. This kind of thing is that if Zhu Biao lives until Zhu Yuanzhang asks him to be the emperor, then he will definitely be the emperor. So for a person who is bound to be the emperor, will he be willing to give up the throne? I don't think so. It's more about how to make yourself live longer and why you died in the 25th year of Hongwu. Is it because of illness or other reasons? Then beware of such unexpected occurrences instead of giving up the throne directly.

Different from the previous canopy texts that were just about looking at the canopy, this book describes Zhu Di and Zhu Biao's approach to seeing the canopy behind the curtain. No simple person can rise and fall in the royal sea. The author is able to accurately grasp the characters of the two brothers by writing about the rivalry between brothers, as well as the suspicious Zhu Yuanzhang in his prime. Highly recommended, quick update

It's good to read. In this book, Lao Zhu's vision of the future is not like that in other books where Lao Zhu admits death and must ask Zhu Biao to decompress.

Although the content of the sky screen is a little bit mixed here and there, and the brother's mutual suspicion at the end is a bit bad, I personally think it's okay, but I still finished watching Yongle Inventory and stopped watching it.

I like to favor Zhu Di like this

Finally, someone wrote about Lao Zhu and Zhu Biao truly. Lao Zhu is a person obsessed with power, and Zhu Biao is not so kind. I love the author to death.

It's a very good book. I don't know why the rating is so low. I personally think it is much better than the other books that Black Zhu Di took away from him. In this book, Tianmu impartially talks about the merits and demerits of the emperors of the Ming Dynasty. It not only talks about the official history and unofficial history, but also talks about the different moods and thoughts of the royal family members and ministers in parallel time and space, and how to break the situation after knowing the ending of history in advance. Finally, a game was added about what would happen if Zhu Di and Zhu Yuanzhang had different identities in Jing. This is not an empty cool article. Among them, I like Zhu Di, Zhu Biao, and Zhu Yuanzhang. They are very consistent with human nature and the suspicion generated by the helplessness of the imperial family, leading to different tragedies in the end. Five-star praise.

Okay, I neither deny Zhu Yuanzhang's achievements nor lick his shortcomings, which is very good [send heart] In his twilight years, Zhu Di would not have knelt down in front of Zhu Yuanzhang and cried bitterly, begging for forgiveness [vomit]

I have also read a lot of Ming Dynasty history. How could Zhu Yuanzhang be compared with Tang Zong and Song Zu? Zhu Yuanzhang was a hundred times worse than Zhu Di. The truly capable emperor of the Ming Dynasty was Zhu Di. If Zhu Gaochi had lived ten more years, the outcome of the Ming Dynasty would have been different.

Very unexpected. In fact, the historical materials section contains a lot of marketing account content, which is not complete historical materials. I would actually give a lower score just by looking at the historical materials. However, Zhu Biao's exit in the latest chapters is very surprising, but it is logical and worth watching.

The writing style and logic are very good. It seems that the author has made great efforts to check the information.

This is Zhu Yuanzhang's true attitude towards Zhu Biao. I used to laugh when I saw someone making jokes about Zhu Biao rebelling and Zhu Yuanzhang abdicating the throne at the speed of light. If Zhu Yuanzhang really trusted Zhu Biao so much, Zhu Biao would not be so depressed after being the prince for 25 years [face covering]