The First Lord of the Ming Dynasty

I felt relieved when I saw that the comment section was full of people criticizing the author. This kind of book written without thinking can be put on the shelves, tsk tsk. Historical essays are the most difficult subject matter to write about, and it would be disgusting to mix this kind of book into it.

Li Lin said: In the 276th year of the Ming Dynasty, a total of sixteen emperors died at the hands of the Jurchens...

The poem is not about the topic, but you still wrote this poem. The protagonist has been in the south. How can you write this poem? You sued your father for treason. Isn't it a false accusation for you to write this poem? The military generals under Zhu Yuanzhang, the arrogant genius of the generation, will kill you first.

Luzi of the Ming Dynasty sued his father for a hundred battles and served for three years. He was falsely accused and hanged.

There was no Long Live Long Live Long Live during the Ming Dynasty! It's the braid period. Ming Chao didn't kneel down at all times!

How can any leader dare to reuse a person who can even betray his father?

I haven't read the book yet, I really haven't, so I don't know if it's good or not. But let me say something in the comment section first. When it comes to treason, a son is not guilty of suing his father, because in the logic of ancient people, being filial to relatives is filial piety, and being filial to a king and father is also filial piety, and And once it is verified after the report is made, everyone in your lineage can survive. It does not mean that only you can survive, but your lineage, but also your wife, your son and daughter can survive. As for whether you will die socially, you should first consider whether you will die physically. In ancient society, filial piety was used to rule the world, but the purpose of filial piety was to make you loyal to your father. It's because a filial person must be loyal to his king and father. Therefore, in ancient times, filial piety was used to rule the world. It was a kind of screening. Because you are filial, you must be loyal. Its fundamental logic is that it hopes you will be loyal, not filial. You think if I report it, will I be guilty? No, you will not be guilty. You even have a high official and a good salary. The court will even publicize you, saying that you are righteous and loyal to the country and the emperor. As for whether you will die socially, don't worry about this. Everyone will praise you. They won't even dare to scold you behind your back, they will only keep it in their hearts. Because once you are scolded, what will the emperor think? What do you think? The emperor doesn't care if you are doing it for glory and wealth. Anyway, you are already a lonely minister now. You will no longer have political allies, and there is no possibility of rebellion. This is absolute political correctness. For the emperor, glory and wealth are the least valuable things. What he needs is your ability and your loyalty. So you don't need to worry about whether a person who sells his relatives for glory and wealth will be appreciated by the emperor. Because the emperor can give it to you. The only thing he worries about is whether you will rebel and seize power? And it is impossible for people like you to do both of these things. Because you no longer have allies, there is no way you can do this alone. As for whether the emperor will use you, it all depends on whether he needs you or not. For people like you, the emperor can use it boldly and safely. Because you have demonstrated your loyalty through practical means. And your threat is infinitely close to 0. I saw some people in the comment area asking whether the prince would follow suit. What to study? The emperor's requirement for the prince was not filial piety but loyalty. The prince is also a minister. When the prince faced the emperor, he was talking about his sons and ministers. He is also a minister. Some people say that you can even sell your relatives. Then the emperor will be thinking, will you sell me? How to sell? If you don't even have an ally, how can you sell it? Even if you can be a powerful official, you can still rebel. When you make that choice, you are already a lonely minister, and you have no other choice but to get closer to the emperor. The emperor also knew it very well. No one dares to talk about you to your face or behind your back. But no one will tell the truth in front of you. What should be worried is not the emperor but other ministers. Other ministers will wonder if you will sell him out. The emperor doesn't need the emperor to know that you can't sell him. Because once you make this choice, the protection imposed on you has disappeared. If the emperor allows you to be prosperous and wealthy, you will be prosperous and wealthy. If the emperor allows you to die without illness, you will die without illness. During your lifetime. Everyone is respectful to you. I commend you for your righteousness in killing relatives. The history books will not scold you even after you die. But everyone's psychology depends on what you think, so that's not necessarily the case. So you were secretly killed by the emperor for no reason. Even if you were secretly killed by the emperor for no reason. Then no one will come to reverse the case for you. I will only say with absolute certainty that you died of illness. This is political correctness. I won't talk about you behind your back, nor will I say it to your face. I won't write about you in the book. Because anyone who does this. For any emperor, he must think about the purpose of others doing this. Others know who you are in the eyes of others. But in the eyes of the emperor, you are a loyal minister, and you can only be a loyal minister. Everyone will speak for you when they see you. In front of you, you point at the rebels and say that the rebellious officials and traitors will be punished by everyone. You are righteous enough to kill your relatives to show your own loyalty. Tell the emperor, if one day this matter is brought to my head, I will report it without hesitation. The emperor looks at me, how loyal I am, but I will not tell the truth in front of you. I won't talk behind your back, I will only think in my heart.

You are like two idiots. If you accuse your father of treason, Lao Zhu will kill all three of your clans.

A rebellious boy can become the first noble of the Ming Dynasty, haha,

Good guy, in ancient times, it was a great filial piety for a son to report his father for rebellion.

Author, you are truly talented! The steam engine can be built! The shell gun can be made! The steel factory can be built! The result? Do you only make money from the glass factory? Only make shell guns and pistols? Do you understand industry at all? What's more, if you don't want to make a simple rifle, you have to make a pistol? If the steam engine is even more powerful and you don't use it, will you do other trivial things? You still don't understand industry or armaments! I advise you to hurry up and become a eunuch!

Who dares to hang out with you even if your own father reported it? In the future, you will probably be ostracized. Lao Zhu will find a reason to be exiled.

I can only say how confused a time traveler would be to serve as an official under Lao Zhu? ? ? ?

The son of King Hengshan of the Western Han Dynasty went to the court to report in order to protect himself. As a result, King Hengshan's rebellion was certainly investigated by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. However, the son of King Hengshan was unfilial because his children sued their parents, and like his father, he was executed by the court.

Now that you have reported your father, you should draw a clear line. And then there was no movement at all when someone from the rank of General Xuanwu was convicted, even if he wrote a letter of impeachment. His exaggerated behavior in the court made me feel like the protagonist was a fool.

The son's father-in-law is a bit vicious. In ancient times, filial piety was so important that when parents died, they had to suspend their duties and go home to observe filial piety for three years. How much emphasis was placed on filial piety in ancient times.

Just give it a try, the writing is a bit naive, and the dialogue is a bit retarded, which is very embarrassing. There are also big problems with the portrayal of Zhu Yuanzhang's character. Zhu Yuanzhang's character should be decisive and radical but with hidden thoughts. There is also Zhu Yuanzhang's attitude towards Liu Bowen. Zhu Yuanzhang wants to kill him, and it is impossible to get angry and let him stay, and And you are a bit outrageous in portraying Zhu Yuanzhang as a person who does not know how to govern the country. Although Zhu Yuanzhang was born poor, his ability to control people's hearts and govern the country is really not bad. It can be said that he is very strong. Moody is how to describe him. He is indifferent and misses old feelings at the same time. It is very contradictory, but it is the most appropriate image of him in history.

Lao Zhu: This son is so terrifying that even his father can betray him, so he might as well kill him! This book is finished

A diaosi travels through time and uses diaosi's thinking to measure everyone. I can't say that I can't stand it, I can only say that it's poisonous.

Li Shanchang asked him to kill the nine tribes. You reported Li Shanchang for treason? The fool among fools.

There is actually a battle of wits in the introduction, which is really mind-blowing.

Awesome, I survived to the 10th Ming Dynasty Emperor Zhu Houzhao😄

The development of science and technology is irrational. He became the king of Liaodong, controlled a large power and fled overseas for fear of trouble. After a few years, his power was not much, and he came back to suffer. What kind of mysterious operation?

I saw my son suing his father for treason. Although this approach is indeed unfilial, according to the history of the Ming Dynasty, it will definitely not succeed. Rebellion is to punish the nine tribes. You can't just go through it and finish it. I saw a saying that if the whole family or even the tribe is not good to themselves, but they are powerful and they are weak, they will assassinate the emperor in the way of revenge and annihilation.

It feels like the author, in order to elevate the protagonist, forcibly enlightens the ancients...

I'm waiting to see if I can write about Chongzhen hanging on the treetops, and then I'll go and blow it ~

The chapters after it was released were so speechless. He died of poison, the author, I really can't stand it anymore.

🐷The fans are awesome, I can only say they are awesome🐮

Look at what's written in the introduction. Isn't the pig's trotter troublesome? Is Li Changshan going to rebel? Still reporting it? Li Changshan had an excessive desire for power and wanted to seize everything with one hand. Most of the Huaixi literati took him as the leader and did not know what to do. Forming cliques touched the bottom line of Zhu Yuanzhang's power. If he did not die, who would die?

Looking for the scenery of Northern China in Nanjing? 6 Ah, I am a 30-year-old Nanjing native. I still don't know that our Nanjing actually belongs to the north. I have to thank the author for popularizing science.