I Want to Be a Princess's Husband

From offering a globe (slightly poisonous), to a high-altitude hot air balloon (slightly poisonous), to being illiterate (poisoned), and finally the public knife (dead by poison). Speaking of presenting a globe, did you not introduce the countries of the world? Just to watch a ball! ! ! Farewell

Since you can even build a hot air balloon, why not just build an airship and run away with your family when you see something wrong? Why expose the hot air balloon so early? Besides, the first time you build a hot air balloon, you dare to go to an altitude of 10,000 meters. What is the difference between this and sawing a light bulb and welding a detonator?

I'm going to say a few words - The protagonist rubs a mirror with his hands for a few days in the house. I think this is okay. When I was in kindergarten, all my manual work was to extract pure uranium 235 with my bare hands. When I was in elementary school, I could use a magnifying glass to observe electron energy level transitions. Considering the protagonist's ability, rubbing a mirror with his hands is not too much, right? The protagonist wants to "shang" the princess to avoid disaster. Many people think that ⑧ is okay because Ouyang Lun has died, but xdm read more books. It is said in Andersen's fairy tales that after a man marries the princess, when the old king becomes jealous, the man becomes the new king. From this, it seems that Ouyang Lun is just unlucky. So the protagonist is not trying to be a dog to Lao Zhu, he is waiting for Lao Zhu Qiao! There are also many people who are extremely disgusted with the "wry smile". The protagonist has only one expression - a wry smile. I won't go into that. After all, Mr. Shuren has already discussed it. Only Nobel Prize winners are qualified to use the word "wry smile" frequently, so I won't go into details. As for the point where "the protagonist takes things out of thin air" has been complained about, I can only say that this is the 8th generation of readers. Everyone who understands understands, and if you don't understand, don't ask. It has been deleted from the Internet and will be forgotten later. Although I only read Chapter 14 before quitting due to reasons such as nausea, insufficient swear words, and dryness of saliva, I believe this is a piece of historical literature with great literary value and educational significance. The plot of this book is ups and downs and exciting. It is a novel with excellent plot and writing. I have asked my friends to contact Tenda Group and Cat Factory, and strive to win the electronic copyright and subsequent online film and television adaptation rights as soon as possible )

Not to mention how old Hongwu was, Zhu Yuanzhang only had a reign name of 31 years. 1368, Zhu Biao was established as the crown prince 1370, Zhu Di was named King of Yan 1380, Zhu Di came to Peiping, followed the nobles in the northern expedition, and made great achievements. The Hu Weiyong case began 1382, Queen Ma died, and Zhu Biao's eldest son died 1 392, Zhu Biao died, and a few months later Zhu Yunwen, the eldest son of the concubine, was established as the emperor's grandson 1393, Lan Jade Case 1395, Zhu Yuanzhang's second son, King of Qin Zhu Xi, died 1398, in March, Zhu Yuanzhang's third son, King of Jin Zhu Fan, died, On June 24, Zhu Yuanzhang passed away On June 30th, Zhu Yunwen ascended the throne and quickly began to reduce the vassal vassalage. The Zhou, Dai, Hunan, Qi, and Min vassals were eliminated 1399. In August, King Yan Zhu Di launched a Jingnan campaign 1402. In July, King Yan's Jingnan was successful, Emperor Jianwen disappeared, and the emperor's line was changed from the prince line to the Yan king line. The questions are as follows: 01. Zhu Biao is the eldest son, and he has absolute legitimacy under the system of direct descendants and eldest sons. Zhu Yunwen was Zhu Biao's second son, a concubine, and Zhu Di's nephew. Although he was the legal heir, he was much weaker in terms of seniority. 02, Zhu Biao, as the legal heir, shared a team of heroes with Zhu Yuanzhang during the period of supervising the country. He was also very kind to his younger brothers and had sufficient prestige both internally and externally. At the same time, he had been the prince for more than 20 years and had sufficient qualifications and governance experience. Zhu Yunwen was only the grandson of the six-year-old emperor, so these were far from enough. In 03, Zhu Yuanzhang made full and careful arrangements for Zhu Biao's succession. However, with the deaths of Zhu Biao, Zhu Ping, and Zhu Fan within six years, it was too late to redeploy. In 1380, Zhu Yuanzhang used the Hu Weiyong case to eliminate the meritorious group and gradually let the vassal kings control the military power. The northern expeditions of Yan Fan and Jin Fan were also to test their abilities. Zhu Yuanzhang's layout was to use Chang'an, Taiyuan, and Peking as fortresses, and the central government as the headquarters. Basically, if any feudal king had a problem, the central government and the local feudal kings could suppress it. After Zhu Biao's death, the Lanyu Case also made adjustments to Zhu Yunqi's succession. However, Zhu Ping and Zhu Fan, who were responsible for containing Yan Fan, also died, and it was too late to redeploy. 04, Zhu Yunwen began to reduce the vassal status six days after taking office, and his strategy also had big problems. The most direct reason for Zhu Di's rebellion was that it had threatened his wealth and life. You know, when the Yan Fan rebelled, the central government did not get the support of any feudal king. The rebellion of the Seven Kingdoms of Wu and Chu in the Western Han Dynasty was also supported by Liang Wang and other close relatives. Emperor Jianwen cut down the vassal vassal. Even his own younger brother was suppressed from the vassal vassal, and his mother's clan had no strong foreign aid. And the most important thing is that such reduction of vassals has violated Zhu Yuanzhang's original intention of setting up vassal kings and arranging clan clans, and the subsequent process is even more speechless. Basically, all of Zhu Yuanzhang's good cards were destroyed. In fact, the subsequent Ming Dynasty vassal policy was also messed up by Zhu Di, which completely deviated from Zhu Yuanzhang's original intention...

The title of the book "I Want Princess Shang" is simple and crude 😏

As a modern person, do you know about flintlock guns? ? Even the pictures will do. . Don't you go to heaven?

The screenwriter recommends a hammer. Do you recommend this thing? It must have been a lot of money.

In which dimension a hot air balloon can fly 100km high?

Li Shanchang was executed by his entire family. As Li Shanchang's grandson, don't you want to take revenge? He should have rebelled against the Ming Dynasty, wiped out the Zhu family, and became emperor himself. Only in this way can you be worthy of your grandfather. I would rather betray the world than let the world betray me. It's the Zhu family who acted unjustly first, so I don't blame you for being benevolent.

There is a problem with the introduction. Who said Zhu Yuanzhang would not attack his son-in-law. It's not like I haven't killed anyone before