
Great Ming: Oh No, Zhu Yuanzhang Has His Eyes on Me
大明:完了,我被朱元璋盯上了
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Why is everyone so opposed to Zhu Yuanzhang's killing of officials? Honestly, among all the emperors in ancient China, you can't find another one as good to the people as Zhu Yuanzhang. Speaking for myself, as an ordinary citizen, I wish Zhu Yuanzhang had killed all the corrupt officials.
Of the 150 founding heroes of the Ming Dynasty, only 26, or about 17%, actually died at the hands of Zhu Yuanzhang. Therefore, the statement that "all the founding heroes of the Ming Dynasty, except for Tang He, were brutally slaughtered by Zhu Yuanzhang" is inaccurate.
I've noticed many of you are saints. Was Zhu Yuanzhang a good emperor? Yes, was he good to the people? Yes! Was he good to the officials? Basically, he was the worst among all the orthodox dynasties. If I were a commoner and I were in a position of power, would I support Zhu Yuanzhang? If I were in management or a capable meritorious official, would I assist him? I'd rather die.
Why do people always ignore the fact that Zhu Yuanzhang lived at the end of the Yuan Dynasty? This makes the Yuan Dynasty, such a bloody dynasty, seem to have very little presence.
Anyone who transmigrates into Zhu Yuanzhang's body will kill officials; if it were me, I would kill even more.
What have you been writing lately? Have you changed the main character? With this kind of plot, what's the point of having a main character? Just write about Zhu Yuanzhang! 🙂
Why not just raise a flag and rebel to become emperor himself? Although Zhu Yuanzhang was good, couldn't he have done better? Did the protagonist lack confidence in winning the war to establish a nation?
The more I watch, the more bleak it becomes; I can already foresee what will happen next.
Without Zhu Yuanzhang, the North would likely have become even more influencingly non-Han Chinese, and it's unrealistic to say it would have already split apart. After all, the North had been influenced and ruled by foreign tribes for hundreds of years. So, from this perspective, Zhu Yuanzhang ranks among the top three emperors. Don't tell me about other rebel armies.
This is supposed to be a TV drama plot, right? Don't underestimate us just because we're not well-read!