Zhu Gaoxu was reborn on the eve of his rebellion, just before his big nephew turned him into a clay-pot chicken, and bound himself to the Stand Firm System. As it happened, Emperor Yongle felt his life nearing its end and feared that after his death, the Zhu family would once again turn against one another. So he faked his death and hid in the imperial mausoleum, ready to step in if anything went wrong.
Who knew there wouldn’t even be time for him to intervene?
[The old man can seize the throne, so why can’t you, Zhu Gaoxu? Quest reward: hybrid rice technology]
Zhu Gaoxu: Li Shimin took the empire with eight hundred men at Xuanwu Gate, and the old man united the realm with eight hundred men. Eight hundred it is! Strike first with eight hundred men! I can sweep across the realm with eight hundred, too!
Zhu Di in the imperial mausoleum: You staged a coup and forced your brother to abdicate, then imprisoned your nephew and seized the throne. You rotten soldier, Zhu Gaoxu! Just you wait. I’m keeping score.
But before he could even react, his composure shattered. [Ding, a skinny horse has a long mane and fat hooves; a son stealing from his father isn’t theft! In the thirty-fifth year of Hongwu, my father passed the throne to me]
Zhu Gaoxu: Write this in the edict for the emperor’s death in the twenty-first year of Yongle: “The Han Prince Zhu Gaoxu is brave and wise like me. He shall succeed me before my coffin and carry on the great enterprise.”
Historian: Not a single word changed?
Zhu Gaoxu: Historians record the facts plainly. Not a single word changed!
Zhu Di in the imperial mausoleum could take no more: I died in the twentieth year of Yongle. How could I pass the throne to you in the twenty-first? The twentieth year of Yongle was the Hongxi reign... Wait, why does this sound familiar?
[Ding, if a father rebels, does that mean his son will rebel too? Sorry, I’m starting a separate branch of the family tree.]
Zhu Gaoxu: Father rebuilt the Great Ming, his achievements surpassing Taizu’s. Change his temple name from Taizong to Chengzu.
Zhu Di could bear it no longer and stormed into the Hall of Fengtian: My dear, obedient son! Your father has missed you so much!
Zhu Gaoxu stared in disbelief: Father, you’re not dead?
The Enemy Is at the Gates, and You Want Me to Hand Over the Young Emperor?
We Both Transmigrated to Different Ming Dynasties, and the Whole Internet Burst Out Laughing When We Reported It to the State
Great Han: Liu Ju Raises an Army From the Start and Demands His Father Abdicate
Great Tang: The Fiercest Crown Prince, Li Er Begs Me Not to Kill Him
Great Ming: The Murderous Prince Scared Old Zhu Half to Death from the Start
There are a lot of jokes, they are funny and happy. Reading novels is not about learning history. Just have fun.
It describes the joy of the Zhu family and the ambitions of the civil service group. I hope the follow-up will be better. I highly recommend it.
It's so beautiful 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘 I don't know how to describe it. You look so good, you look so sweet 😘
It's really well written and fits my impression of them very well.
Very funny, funny, no AI flavor
You can just read the funny article above which is very interesting.
Super pretty! So cool! It was the later part that made me burst into tears 😢 😢
Posthumous title ≠ temple title Posthumous title: XX Emperor; XX King Temple: XX Ancestor; XX Zong Pay attention to the author, the content is good
The taste is the same as always, and both are very nice.
The first book in the early Ming Dynasty to dig deep into the stubborn diseases that have plagued the Ming Dynasty for more than two hundred years.