The Greatest Rebel Under Heaven

There are four main points I want to see through Emperor Xuande. First, follow Zhu Di on the Northern Expedition and make many meritorious deeds. Once you have military power and ascend the throne, things will be much easier to handle. Second, Yu Qian and Zhu Zhanji were born in the same year. I hope that this wise king in the book will be able to create a prosperous Ming Dynasty together with his ministers. Third, our Ming Dynasty's Jiaozhi Province cannot be lost, it can only be my Chinese land! Fourth, Queen Hu is quite sympathetic. I have to say that Zhu Zhanji in history was indeed quite willful and immature. I hope that Hu Shanxiang in the book can always be Zhu Zhanji's good wife.

While Zhu Di was still alive, he implemented the dual monarchy of Germany during the First World War. Personally, I felt that it was quite suitable for the early Ming Dynasty. The emperor was powerful and naturally had great power. The emperor was incompetent and separated civil and military affairs. He suppressed imperial power and had no room for powerful officials to survive. The Tumu Fortress Incident did not happen. Those nobles were still very capable of fighting. Turning them into Junker nobles, with the national power of China at that time, haha!

The author will tell you something. Beijing and Nanjing should have been called [Shuntian Prefecture and Yingtian Prefecture] in the Ming Dynasty. In addition, Beijing in the Ming Dynasty clearly recognized that Beijing was the capital of the orthodox dynasty in Zhu Qi Town. No matter Yongle, Hongxi or Xuande, they all called Beijing "Xingzai", which means the palace. Mainly, Nanjing is the capital and Beijing is the palace. Because the three main halls of the Forbidden City in Beijing were burned by fire during the construction, Yongle believed that Emperor Hongwu was angry and blamed him for usurping the throne. I have always regarded Nanjing as the capital and Beijing as the capital.

Let Zhu Qiyu be the crown prince. The Ming Dynasty God of War is too useless. The greatest achievement is to give birth to a good son. This guy can be selected as the best loser in the Ming Dynasty

However, this title hardly makes people think that this is about Zhu Zhanji, the Ming Dynasty. Maybe it can be changed 😰

Just kill. The literati since the Song Dynasty have been castrated to their core. Very soft. Qing was killed ruthlessly after entering the pass. It's different to become an official and praise your virtues.

Even if they engage in useless things, the Ming Dynasty lacks many things, but those are secondary. What the Ming Dynasty lacks is the education of princes. If you use rotten scholars to educate princes, you can see how deceived they are. A king does not have the rights that he should have. All the trivial matters are handled by the king. Who will perish if the Ming Dynasty does not perish?

I hope Sun Guifei will not come to power. Zhu Qizhen had better not be born. No one is as shameless as him.

Essentially, this is a romance novel cloaked in history, the kind of story about a domineering president and his many lovers.

I want to know how many years the author has been reading novels before starting to write 🙄 You can add martial arts to a good historical novel, but you actually use such an old bloody routine. It's not that the old routine is not good, but that most readers are tired of reading the old routine, and to offset the readers' boredom, you need a high level of writing. How serious are you to do this in the first book? Now when I see the martial arts part you wrote, I feel disgusted 😰, but the other parts are pretty good. All in all, it's very confusing 😒