The Bastard Son Becomes Emperor

The crown prince Zhu Yousong was only the eldest son of a concubine. He was originally granted the title of King Dechang. Because King Fu had no legitimate son, he was made the crown prince. However, having said that, according to the fucking ancestral system of the Ming Dynasty, as long as Zhu Changxun's eldest son and second son did not die, the protagonist would not be able to take the throne.

Since the Tang Dynasty, only the empress dowager, empress, and crown prince can be called "Your Highness." Princes no longer have this qualification, let alone county princes. As for princesses, I am afraid that the entire feudal society has not had this qualification from beginning to end! There is no problem for the princes and princes of the Ming Dynasty to be called "the king" or "the prince", but it is not allowed to be called "your highness". In addition, in the Ming Dynasty, a gold book was used to canonize a prince, a gold and silver book was used to canonize a county prince, and a silver book was used to canonize a princess. Counting the princes of the Ming Dynasty, there were hundreds of people who were granted the title. Using gold books was already a huge burden. Counting the princes and the number of people who were granted the title, it was probably close to ten thousand people. Even if the gold collected by the old Zhu family was used, it wouldn't be enough! What's even more outrageous is that Zhu Yuanzhang's preference for sons over daughters is so outrageous that the status of princesses, who are rarer than princes (less than a hundred in total), is lower than that of princes who are worth a lot of money! To make a digression, Zhu Yuanzhang regarded all his descendants as treasures, and in his heart, his subjects were not as good as grass! Let's just say that before the Ming Dynasty, the title of county prince was difficult for even the emperor's grandson to obtain, but by the Ming Dynasty it became cabbage. Distant clans that were not even close to the emperor could be named county princes. For example, the king of Tang Dynasty, Zhu Yujian, was the eighth grandson of Zhu Yuanzhang's son Zhu Huang. He was not in the Zhu Di lineage, but he was still named a prince, and several of his younger brothers were also named county princes! Zhu Yuanzhang was so generous to his own descendants, but extremely stingy to the officials who helped his Zhu family conquer and defend the world. In the past three hundred years of the Ming Dynasty, there was not a single king with a different surname, and only fifteen people were even named county kings! For this reason, the Ming Dynasty should die. It is a pity that the great country is cheap and the people who should not get it are cheap! I have fully ordered your last book and will continue to support your new book! I wish your new book success!

Those who don't kill decisively will die after traveling through time. Do you think the protagonist is a loser like some people? A waste material is still a waste material after time travel. Only talents can make a difference after time travel It would be truly unreal if the protagonist is forced to be a waste material in order to give some people a sense of substitution.

There are many books in the late Ming Dynasty, but this one is quite thoughtful [relatively speaking]. I specially posted a book review to let the author see that there are people who support it.

Tomorrow the prince will have no soldiers, but he will have servants and guards! Moreover, the lineage of King Fu itself is a special existence, and Chongzhen himself is relatively disciplined and does not dare to provoke King Fu.

The bastard becomes the emperor, and Nanming is about to appear. For the sake of the Ming Dynasty, kill all the dogs... Kill, kill, kill to create a bright and prosperous world, and a peaceful and prosperous age! ! ! Come on, keep updating, it looks good

The author should read the latest history. King Fu died resisting the invaders. Li Zicheng gave him a coffin and an inscription. Archaeologists have overturned the verdict.

Apart from being the eldest son, Zhu Changluo is not better than Zhu Changxun in any way! He himself was a short-lived ghost, and his two sons were both stupid and incompetent. It was his repeated fooling around that accelerated the demise of the Ming Dynasty! Zhu Changxun was different. Not only did he live a long life, he was also favored by Shenzong. If Shenzong could decisively let Zhu Changluo die in infancy, make Zhu Changxun the prince, and strictly discipline him, he might not be able to train him into a qualified emperor. It is recommended that the author greatly allows the protagonist to overthrow the orthodox status of Zhu Changluo's lineage. It is best to expel his father and son from the Ancestral Temple and help Zhu Changxun's lineage become orthodox!

I saw a book written by a great master of history. I'm half convinced. I haven't read it yet. I'll save it first and read it later with 300,000 words. Come on.

Shitou specifically writes about the end of the Ming Dynasty. I just wrote a few chapters and everyone still doesn't know about this book.