Starting with Zhu Qizhen, the Emperor Who Went to the Front Gate [Historical Livestream]

I hate Emperor Guangwu of the Han Dynasty, who deposed the founding queen of the Han Dynasty. Ridiculous! Lu Pheasant has been unlucky enough to meet this group of Liuxing people for eight lifetimes. Really, even if they didn't kill them all, it would be better for him to directly deny Lu as his ancestor and erase all of Lu's achievements in the early Han Dynasty. At that time, it was Rang Lu who immediately became a lonely ghost!

Liu Bang: The Han Dynasty inherited the Qin system. Isn't this the real Qin II? What's wrong with using the jade seal of the Qin Dynasty?

Not only was the treasure robbed, but it was also put on display by robbers. Poor Tutu could only run to other people's houses to see the treasure passed down by his ancestors. He couldn't get too close. If he stayed for a little longer, someone would come and chase him away. If the ancestors found out, they would most likely be furious.

I still like the other one, which leaves the throne to Zhu Di. Zhu Di's strategic vision far exceeds that of Zhu Yuanzhang and Zhu Biao. Zhu Biao's son had problems. Zhu Di was at least a great-grandson. And the national destiny in 276 proved it. There is nothing wrong with Zhu Di's descendants.

Liu Bang: I took your system, I took the county information you collected, and I also took your jade seal.

Zhu Xi himself was not so old-fashioned, and many of his faults were caused by his descendants and disciples, such as his son-in-law and so on.

The word "burning books and entrapping Confucianism" seems to have always had different meanings. The earliest record was "Alchemist", and there seems to be no accurate conclusion as to whether these people were actually entraped and killed according to the laws and regulations of the Qin Dynasty.

It is uncertain whether Zhu Biao can be better than Zhu Di, but Zhu Biao and his son are definitely not good. Is it difficult to do it again?

… As for Zhuzhu, who has been crying about poverty, I feel that he can't defeat the two great powers anyway...

Without Zhu Di, Zhu Yuanzhang's great grandson would have brought down the Ming Dynasty to its second generation. How could Zhu Yuanzhang have the nerve to imprison Zhu Di and rob Zhu Di's people. Also, am I looking down on Zhu Biao? The emperors who were better than Zhu Di were all at the level of Emperor Qin, Emperor Wu of Han, and Tang Zong. Can Zhu Biao reach this level? No, he can't, he can't even compare to Zhu Di. The records about him in the history books only intercede for his brothers and for the heroes, and Zhu Di was the Yongle Emperor who created the prosperous age.