The Most Powerful Prince of Ming Dynasty

The officials at the end of the Yuan Dynasty and the beginning of the Ming Dynasty were the darkest, the most cunning, and the most unrestrained. They basically lacked nothing but a conscience. Lao Zhu used iron-blooded means to reshape their outlook on life. You can't blame Lao Zhu for being too ruthless. During the hundred years of rule in the Yuan Dynasty, Confucian scholars had completely degenerated.

Zhu Biao has nothing to write about. Even if he ascends the throne, he will soon be buried. Is it really so easy to be a prince after decades? Don't talk about the most stable prince. He has been made sick even if he has not been sick for decades. The king is not a king, and the minister is not a minister. It seems that he has everything, but in fact he has nothing.

Why did Lao Zhu kill? It's not because those people rebelled against the revolution and thought they should enjoy themselves after the war was over. I want to transform from a dragon slaying warrior into an evil dragon. Can Lao Zhu agree? Why did you all fall when we agreed to build an utopia together? Well, even if I, Zhu Baba, am the only one left, I will persist in the revolution to the end, or else I will do justice to the thousands of comrades who have died.

I think it is still a good book without writing about Shen Wansan. With Shen Wansan, a Yuan Dynasty figure who appeared in the Ming Dynasty starting from the Qing Dynasty, it seems awkward. Almost all of Shen Wansan's deeds cannot withstand scrutiny. The most obvious thing is that almost all of Shen Wansan's deeds are It was written in the Qing Dynasty. Among the nearly 300 years of Ming Dynasty books, there is only one line in the family letter that says "When Zhang Shicheng took control of Wu, Wan San was dead", and there is no other record of any word. If there really was a super businessman like Shen Wansan, would Zhu Yuanzhang set the commercial tax at 30 tax? Is this the case? Will the people in the middle and late Ming Dynasty come out to whip Zhu Yuanzhang to death?

Do you think that if Zhu Biao had not died, would Zhu Di have rebelled after he succeeded to the throne?

It was poisoned, the protagonist was too majestic and a literary young man, the plot was old-fashioned, the supporting characters were too stereotyped, the Emperor Hongwu's imperial domineering and affectionate affection were completely missed, the first commander of the Imperial Guard was like a young boy who had just started working, and the protagonist didn't even read the memorial "Hongwu Emperor" after correcting it (it was too strong for a twelve-year-old child to correct the memorial "Hongwu Emperor" without reading the annotations). The protagonist, an ordinary person with no modern background, went to have a face-to-face chat with Emperor Hongwu. Wasn't he frightened crazy by the murderous aura that Emperor Hongwu cultivated in the mountains of corpses and seas of blood? Does the author really think that Emperor Hongwu could restrain his murderous nature and not scare his children? No way, right? He dared to risk his own life and opposed the vassal system of Emperor Hongwu in person. It is true or false that the protagonist here was not beaten by Zhu Yuanzhang. Zhu Yuanzhang personally beat the prince not once or twice! In history, only Queen Ma could hold Zhu Yuanzhang down. After Queen Ma's death, Zhu Biao opposed Zhu Yuanzhang's policies several times, but Zhu Yuanzhang personally kicked him out. Besides, it's okay to bring one legitimate son to the battlefield. After all, we are at the rear of the battlefield, but bringing all the legitimate sons to the battlefield? It's okay for Zhu Yuanzhang to be a big boss, but Queen Ma didn't object? The ministers of the DPRK and China don't object? The battlefield environment was poor and far away from home. In ancient times, an adult could easily die if he accidentally fell ill, let alone four minors. If he is not careful, Zhu Yuanzhang will have no adult heirs in the next ten years. Will Empress Ma and Li Shanchang agree?

Is it appropriate for a businessman to bargain with Zhu Biao? You can't cooperate without Shen Wansan, and you can't support others. You, the prince, are really worthless, and everything must be based on your own interests.

The protagonist has been saving gunpowder for many years, put it all in Suzhou, and put it all in the warehouse in Suzhou, and then managed it. Then the protagonist is only helpless and can only cry. I know the following plot without guessing. Zhu Yuanzhang came over and slapped him, and he grew up after he woke up. Setting up this kind of inexplicable plot has the effect of dragging down the word count and disgusting readers. Farewell.

I just feel that the protagonist's IQ is not very high. . . Or the author's writing style is not good enough and the writing is dull. There is no cool rhythm. I just want to read a historical novel that is exciting and has constant climaxes, but I don't want to read something that is too realistic. . . There are a lot of great principles, but in fact there is nothing new. Everyone who has watched a few episodes of Baijia Forum knows that the protagonist has been thinking about this for several chapters, and then he has done nothing and has not done anything cool. He just thinks about it all day long. He can't solve any problem and creates various difficulties. This has all traveled through time. . . What's the point of having the time traveler watch every day?

It feels a bit poisonous! There is nothing to deal with in Yangzhou. This is the crown prince who has been appointed by default, and he still needs to make political achievements. Just like the students who are recommended now, they will go to recommended schools. It is completely unnecessary. Exercise well and wait to become the emperor. Isn't it uncomfortable...

If you can't go to Chang'an, you can go to Luoyang——

Is the author a robot? Recently, many people have written historical novels such as Lao Zhu and Zhu Di, which were extinct in the past 😁😁😁