Ming Dynasty, My Vassal King Does Not Need to Rebel to Become Emperor

Don't give Tumubao God of War a hard time, otherwise your book won't be good.

What does this say? The protagonist is like a spectator, with no sense of existence. Author, are you popularizing the history of Tumubao? Chapter 24, I don't even know what the protagonist's position is? Onlookers? Zhu Qiyu's behind-the-scenes strategist? Or is he a feudal king with hidden ambitions? The word count of water can be 24 chapters, I'm done with it. To be honest, the author chose the time period of Tumubao to write the novel, which is really hard to read. At this time, the vassal king was basically raising pigs. If you still want to go to court, even if you are the emperor's brother, it is impossible. What's more, you are three half-brothers. This is the official history of the vassal king during this time period, who stayed at home honestly, did not jump around, and did not cause trouble. Otherwise, look at Wang Zhi, Hu Ying, and Yu Qian, if they don't kill you, they will have to imprison you. Also, Ye is a place where it was impossible for the Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties to be crowned kings. This is just like when Zhu Yuanzhang ascended the throne in Nanjing, it was impossible for anyone to be crowned King of Wu. Do you understand? What's more, in the Ming Dynasty, the word "Prince Jue" was used, and the place Ye belonged to the land of Yan. There is no need to say who the first king of Yan was. Unless Zhu Di personally made the title, no one else, not even Zhu Gaochi, would dare to make him the king in the land of Yan. It's not just about the capital, it's also about Zhu Di, do you understand? Take Jiajing's biological father as an example. Since Jiajing, no one in Anlu has dared to make a king here.

The grandson will also be an emperor, so there are six emperor pills!

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After watching a dozen of them, I feel that the role of the protagonist is to promote the process according to the original history, to forcibly increase his own presence, and to overpower his second brother. It feels like seeking death.

Zhu Qizhen is really the emperor's floor, the most rubbish, and Daizong is among the top emperors in the Ming Dynasty

After reading many chapters, who is the protagonist? Is it Yu Qian or Zhu Qiyu? The two of them have the most scenes, but there is also a time-traveler who has little sense of presence.

I would like to ask the author about Chapter 17. The protagonist did not speak from the beginning to the end. Why does the second person say that the protagonist is talking against the Confucians? Don't you read what you write?

Male version of Six Emperor Pills: Tang Zhongzong Li Xian Female version of Six Emperor Pills: Empress Xiao

The feudal king? Ye is located in Hebei, which is the North Zhili of the Ming Dynasty. It is not allowed to enfeoff the king here. It is basically not allowed to be enfeoffed in the North and South Zhili and Zhejiang.

Due to the Battle of Jingnan and the rebellion of the Han Dynasty, the Ming Dynasty was very sensitive to the vassal king's control of troops and horses. It was basically weakened during the Yongle period. You are the third child, and the eldest will not like to see you. The second child will not be welcome when he becomes the emperor. For the Tumubao incident, the earliest choice was actually the younger brother of the Ming Xuan clan, that is, the uncle of the Ming Ying clan as the regent of the country. He had passed by the emperor three times. The first time was when Ming Renzong died and Ming Xuanzong was not in Beijing and he was the regent of the country. Then after Ming Xuanzong died, his mother wanted him to come to Beijing. Don't say that you are a concubine, even if you are the king of Han, your son who is a legitimate son will have to leave the capital when he reaches his age.

The protagonist jumps around so much that if you don't know better, you might think he is a prisoner.

I burst out laughing when I saw the girl being given away🤫🤫🤫🤫

Don't write words like thanking the Lord for your kindness. It's a bit dramatic and feels like a braid drama? ? Especially Yu Qian, who would say such obviously flattering words?

There is no such character in history, so who is the mother the author is looking for for the protagonist, Sun? Wu? Or something else, I didn't see the author mention it.

After watching it for a long time, I didn't know who the protagonist was!

To be honest, if Yingzong was born in the Jialongwan period, there would be no Tumubao fiasco, because at that time the Ming army had built two complete Great Wall defense lines in Xuanfu and Juyongguan (Tumubao happened to be in the middle of the two, during the Yingzong period there was only the inner one, not the outer one). Even the later Huang Taiji invaders did not dare to break through Xuanfu first and then Juyongguan. Instead, they opened the Jizhou defense zone with holes everywhere, which could not be blocked at all. Judging from these actions of the Ming Dynasty, they actually found the best way to deal with nomads in an agricultural society. They used most of their soldiers to guard the Great Wall to block small-scale harassment, and then used the elite cavalry of the border generals + the pacesetters proficient in firearms in the hands of the governor and governor to deal with large groups of enemies. When fighting, everyone defines a defense zone, and whoever's defense zone has trouble will be killed to prevent shirking of responsibility. This method is very effective against the Mongols. Mongolia is mostly divided and lacks productivity. It cannot make steel (it can make pig iron). In addition, there is no clear reward and punishment system and strict military discipline like Houjin. As a result, the Ming army only needs to gather two to three thousand elites to drive out the ten or twenty thousand Mongolians from the border wall. But this also had a bad impact. The Ming army began to forget how to fight large-scale battles and relied too much on a few elites. Therefore, after the rise of the Later Jin Dynasty, the relatively good Ming army was defeated one after another. It took many years to finally learn how to fight in large groups (such as Songjin), but at this time it was also helpless against the complete Qing army.

After reading the introduction, I read a few chapters and the table of contents. I realized that the pig's trotters have no value in existence. They are just a spectator of history, and they show off their IQ very hard. With pig's trotters' IQ, they can only live an honest life as a pig. If they don't cheat, pig's trotters show off like this, they would have died of an inexplicable disease a long time ago, and they will not have a good death.

If the protagonist and his second brother want to kill him, it will only take a matter of minutes. Alas, the protagonist has no political awareness at all.

You're laughing so hard, how about giving Yu Qian a golden body? They reorganized the capital camp and held the 100,000 troops in their hands until they died. If they are still saints, go to hell (т⌣̀_⌣́) This is where the transformation of the Ming Dynasty into the Song Dynasty began.

The Machiavellian article has no layout at all, nor does it develop its own power, nor does it think about developing productivity. Slid away.

To be honest, it would be better for Zhu Qizhen to let him die, kill him in the Ancestral Temple, and then the protagonist ascends the throne and becomes the emperor.

Zhu Qiyu was a dandy vassal king with no talent or virtue. He became the emperor by picking up the slack, but he was not satisfied, acted recklessly, and was easy to throw away the queen. He completely lost the legitimacy of his throne and completely lost the hearts of the people. The "Second Gate Change" was exactly the retribution he deserved! Zhu Qiyu originally had no qualifications to be emperor. It was only during the special period of the "Tumubao Incident" that Xianzong Zhu Jianshen, who was supposed to inherit the throne, was young, so he had the opportunity to temporarily take over the throne. The legitimacy of his throne came from Xianzong. After he dethroned Xianzong's crown prince position, what qualifications did he have to rely on the emperor's throne again? Zhu Qiyu's stupidity and ignorance can be seen from this!

Zhu Qiyu is a dandy vassal king with no talent or virtue. Instead of letting him ascend to the throne of God and messing around for a while, it is better to get rid of him and ascend directly to the throne!

Popularize history as a spectator? 😡

I always feel that a person should die standing up. Instead of being alive in a disabled class. It's not scary to eat people. What's scary is that not all people are crazy. Nothing in life is important. The important thing is how to live. Otherwise, it makes no difference whether it is a person or a stone. No matter how much you think, there is no eternal kingdom. No matter how little you think, you must still work hard to live. There are too few restrictions on rights and too many restrictions on people's hearts.

Actually, I think this book is pretty well written.

The title of the last chapter also foreshadows the dynamics of the book.

If you don't understand history, you have to learn it. If you don't know how to write it, you are really helpless. How can you still become the emperor? He is also a puppet

How can the Ming Dynasty lose with more than 1,000 development degrees at the beginning?