Emperor Taizong Wen of the Great Ming, Zhu Xiongying

I've been watching it continuously and haven't had any peeing so far. Makes sense. I just ask the author to portray Brother Biao more awesomely [salute][salute][salute]. He was a prince who was born in troubled times. How could he believe in hypocritical Confucianism? He felt that it was just a cloak he needed. Biaozi's abilities, methods, and character are definitely no worse than those of Emperor Hongwu.

Not bad, a combination of history and fiction. As a character who died young in history, Zhu Xiongying's rebirth provides rich creative space for the story. Through reasonable historical background and fictional plots, the author shows a reinterpretation of historical events and satisfies readers' different imaginations of historical development.

It's a pretty good plain text. I've read The Thief and The Borrowed Arrow. After reading those two books, I've been looking for a replacement but I haven't found one that I can read. This one doesn't have a system. I like it. If you've read other big books, you can read this one. I can't find any faults in Chapter 137. If it's the same as the Thief's Pedestrian Street, it's really just looking for trouble. Think about it. If you are a high-ranking official and see a business opportunity, why don't you make money? If you want to argue with me about the period when Zhu Yuanzhang was a lowly businessman, then I have to explain. First, in the novel, with normal people's thinking, the first step is to make money to fill the treasury, and also to do practical things for the people. Second, who in the text is not making money? Isn't the Thief written well? Or is it that Borrowing Arrows is not written well? I think as long as you write the score well, it won't be a problem.

The author can do it, the emperor Han is the cow, Qin Shihuang won the government and shaped the bones of the Han Dynasty, Emperor Taizu of the Han Dynasty Liu Bang established the Han Dynasty, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty Liu Che created the soul for the Han Dynasty, Emperor Guangwu of the Han Dynasty Liu Xiu restored the Han Dynasty, Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty Yang Jian restored the Han Dynasty, Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty Li Shimin spread the power of Han Dynasty, Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty Li Longji created the Han Dynasty, Emperor Taizu of the Song Dynasty Zhao Kuangyin Continuing the great unification of the Han Dynasty, Zhu Yuanzhang, the Taizu of the Ming Dynasty, re-established the Han lineage, Zhu Di, the Chengzu (Taizong) of the Ming Dynasty, once again promoted the name of the Han Dynasty. The Imperial Han Dynasty began in Xia, was fierce in Shang, was ritual in Zhou, dominated Qin, was stronger than Han, wasted in Jin, was powerful in Sui, flourished in Tang, was rich in Song, was violent in Yuan, was strong in Ming and enslaved in Qing. Now in New China, the Han people are still there

The author is talented, and his writing style and ideas are good. There is a lot of room for manipulation in the historical blank of Xiongying. It all depends on the pattern and background. I support the recommendation of this book.

Very exciting, Ming Dynasty is mighty! The author is very attentive, come on!

The part about saving the fate of the characters is slightly lacking, but the overall concept of the content is very good and the three views are correct.

Yao Guangxiao wants to poison Zhu Biao? Why don't you poison Lao Zhu together?

Good looking, very consistent with our regrets

It's worth watching, looking forward to conquering the North General Zhu Di 🤭