Zhu Yuanzhang: Grandson, Please Take the Throne
朱元璋：大孙，求你登基吧
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- Completed
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- 651k Words
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- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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Overall, it's alright, but the characterizations of Empress Ma, Zhu Yuanzhang, and Zhu Biao are a bit weak. Also, Zhu Xiong Ying spent most of his time with Empress Ma and Zhu Yuanzhang until his death; even Zhu Biao saw him very rarely. In other words, his safety was extremely high. It's unlikely that Empress Lü would have such ulterior motives, or even if she did, she wouldn't dare show it.
As long as Zhu Xiong Ying is alive, Lady Lü won't dare say anything or make any underhanded moves. The same goes for those princes. Do they really think the Crown Prince's faction is inferior to the Crown Prince's faction? Just look at who's taking care of the Crown Prince.
People are here to read your story about the most legitimate and powerful heir, not to read your nonsense about vying for favor and the concubine.
Please correct this, author. Zhu Yunwen was the eldest grandson of a concubine, not the eldest grandson of the legitimate wife, nor the eldest grandson of the legitimate wife.
If Zhu Xiong Ying hadn't died, how could Empress Ma have died so young? Writing this book shows a complete lack of historical research.
This kind of purely lighthearted story is somewhat watchable in the first few chapters, but the later chapters are completely meaningless. The protagonist's identity is incredibly unrealistic; just because someone looks like Zhu Xiong Ying, he's assumed to be the dead Zhu Xiong Ying? Isn't that absurd?
What danger could Zhu Xiong Ying possibly be in? Do you think Empress Ma, Zhu Yuanzhang, and the nobles of Huaixi are just sitting around doing nothing?
You think you can stay in the underground palace for so long?
The only child who could make Zhu Yuanzhang happy enough to have his beard pulled and his excrement urinated on was Zhu Xiong Ying. Many people suspect that he reinstated the practice of burying children alive with the emperor because he was afraid his little darling would be mistreated in the afterlife.
Can Lady Lü be called "Mother Consort"? King Yu should normally address her directly as Lady Lü, for example, "Lady Lü, this is not something you should say."