Daming, I Want to Be the Emperor!

Zhu Biao's second son is Zhu Yunwen, the eldest son Zhu Xiongying

Lan Yu is Zhu Yunxi's uncle and grandfather.

The rules set by Zhu Yuanzhang. The eldest son of the prince. When he reaches the age of ten, he can be enthroned as the emperor's grandson, and his sons can be ennobled as princes, prefectures and kings. Zhu Yuntong was canonized as a county king for the first time. It should have been when he was born. Let's talk about Zhu Yuntong. Anyway. The eldest grandson of Zhengerbajing. After the death of his brother. It was impossible for Zhu Yuanzhang to make him King Guangze. Where is Guangze? This remote area. It is a place where prisoners are exiled. It's equivalent to. Fangfang Prefecture during the Tang Dynasty

There are too many typos. I need to correct them.

As for Zhu Yunwen's title, Zhu Yuntong was the king of Wu. My personal opinion. It should be Zhu Yuanzhang's compensatory mentality. Decision made. After all, it is impossible for Zhu Yunwen not to know the particularity of the title of King Wu. This should have been during Zhu Yuanzhang's lifetime. I gave Zhu Yunwen instructions. Be kind to your brother. Then Zhu Yunwen ascended the throne and conferred Zhu Yuntong as King of Wu. It seems that Zhu Yunwen's brothers are respectful. Be kind to your brothers.

The author, King Guangze was changed to King Guangze after Zhu Di ascended the throne. For the protagonist. This is being demoted.

Is there no bottom line at the starting point now? The work of only a dozen chapters was released. . Don't the reviewers have any brains?