After the death of Prince Zhu Biao of the Ming Dynasty, he was reborn as the lame Prince Li Chengqian of the Tang Dynasty.
Li Shimin discovered that his prince had changed and became as terrible as Wei Zheng. He bluntly pointed out his mistakes many times and wailed in his heart: "I was really fooled by lard back then, and let Wei Zheng be the prince's junior teacher. It can be said that he is better than his master!"
Even the assistant ministers of the East Palace, who were proud of their outspoken advice, felt inferior. On the contrary, Tiangang wanted to worship the prince as his teacher.
Li Shimin, whose self-esteem was frustrated, loved Li Tai even more. Seeing his son looking at him with admiration and admiration in his eyes, he felt a little comfort in his heart. Fortunately, Qingque would not scold him. What he didn't expect was that he doted on Qingque, and the prince doted on Qingque even more than he did.
Seeing Qing Que's admiring gaze transferred to the prince, seeing Qing Que stand in the prince's camp, he also learned to speak out and give advice.
Li Shimin: "..."
In anger, he became the general of Huitiance, and personally led the troops to expand the territory. After returning to the court in triumph, he saw the prince's achievements in supervising the country. He couldn't help but raise the corners of his mouth, and praised everyone he met: "My son is so brilliant that he can be the emperor of the ages."
Zhu Biao, who has 15 years of experience in supervising the country: "Too much praise, too much praise."
After Zhu Biao ascended the throne, he took the word "Ming" from the small Chinese characters and changed the country's name to Ming. Peace prevailed all over the world, and he was enshrined in Mount Tai: "The sun, moon, mountains and rivers will always be there, and the Ming Dynasty will always be there."
Purpose: I would rather love my hometown for a piece of soil than love a foreign country for ten thousand taels of gold.