Great Ming: I Want to Become a Powerful Minister
大明：我要做权臣
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- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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The author goes too far in slandering Concubine Wan Gui. You can check Baidu to find out whether Concubine Wan Gui has harmed Xianzong's heirs. You don't have any historical knowledge at all, so you just read some unofficial historical novels and wrote random things.
Changed it, author, remember, Zhu Jianshen had many sons, not just Ming Xiaozong! ! !
Xiaozong was raised in Guangxi when he was a child. Are you kidding me?
Emperor Xiaozong of the Ming Dynasty was sent to Guangxi to be raised. This, that, the thousands of miles from Guangxi to Beijing, the settings in the suburbs of Beijing are more reasonable.
Powerful ministers will not end well. It's too bland and a bit unsightly.
If you travel through the Ming Dynasty and do not rebel, you will be beheaded and exterminated at any time. Who made the emperor of the Ming Dynasty have so many wonderful things?
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Not bad, I can barely watch it without thinking deeply.
The main reason is that Xiaozong was taught by the literati to be an ideal emperor, and as the eldest son, he must be active in safeguarding his status. After all, it is related to their interests. After all, there are uncontrollable factors and infighting among the literati in choosing other princes. It is normal to choose the eldest son, coupled with the weak educational influence of relatives and the merit of Conglong. Xiaozong felt that he was just a blind man. He was quite good, but for the literati, it was really a burden nightmare for the common people and the country. There were only so many resources. The literati took a big bite of the noble clan, and the rest had to survive in the world.
What do you think of what others write? Just do Bilian's thing! If someone is watching, just leave it alone. This is not good and that is not good.