I transmigrated into the body of Zhu Biao, Crown Prince of the Ming dynasty.
I thought I could lie flat and enjoy life as a carefree prince in a golden age, but the moment I opened my eyes, the Lan Yu case was about to erupt.
In history, Zhu Biao’s mercy made him miss the chance to curb the power of the vassal princes. His early death eventually led to the Jingnan Campaign.
In this life, I govern as regent, holding the imperial sword granted by Zhu Yuanzhang.
“Lan Yu, here is the evidence of your crimes. Will you take your own life, or shall I personally see you off?”
“Fourth Brother, stay in Beiping and be a good vassal prince. Your big brother will be keeping an eye on you.”
As I gradually cut down the arrogant generals and bring my ambitious brothers to heel,
Zhu Yuanzhang narrows his eyes from the Dragon Throne. “Biao’er, who are you, really?”
The plot design is quite exquisite and interlocking, making people dizzy. It is very attractive, very different from other Ming Dynasty books I have read before, and feels unique. It makes up for one of my regrets It's really good to watch. It's different from the stereotyped Zhu Yuanzhang who takes charge of the overall situation. Moreover, the logic of being a time traveler is also very interlocking. To be honest, it is really good. It can also take advantage of the weaknesses of human nature and achieve victory without fighting. It is very good. Many people I have read before said that Zhu Biao will not die and his brother will not rebel. But in fact, how can the son of Long be willing to be mediocre?
It's very interesting. It showed me a different kind of struggle in the Ming Dynasty.
This article is very well thought out and one of the highlights of my recent reading.