Zhu Xiongying, Grandson of the Ming Emperor
大明太孙朱雄英
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666 Even if Lan Yu had actually voted, her whole family wouldn't have been happy! The fundamental reason for Lan Yu's death: Zhu Yunwen's illegitimate son ascended to the throne, even while the legitimate son, Zhu Yunwen, was still alive. (This was practically an open rebellion; Zhu Yunwen had no choice but to kill him!)
As long as Zhu Xiong Ying was alive, Lan Yu was his most loyal supporter. How could he possibly side with the Lü family and Zhu Yunwen?
Holy crap, holy crap, what? Lan Yu has sided with the Lü clan? Holy crap!
No wonder, the author had previously written entirely about the Tang Dynasty and had no knowledge of Ming Dynasty history; otherwise, he wouldn't have written about Lan Yu's defection to the Lü family.
Brother, Lan Yu has sided with the Lü family? You really are that kind of person?
You'd be more likely to tell Lan Yu to kill Lady Lü and Zhu Yunwen. Surrender? Are you crazy?
Although the author repeatedly emphasizes the deliberate arrangement of Lan Yu's allegiance to Lady Lü and her son, what was the purpose of this? Lady Lü and her son already had a weak presence when Zhu Xiong Ying and Zhu Yuanzhang were alive; why add to their burden? Using Lan Yu against them is like using a cannon to kill a mosquito; it would be more reasonable to scheme against Zhu Di.
Lan Yu defected there in the morning, and his entire family was killed that afternoon.
Zhu Yingxiong didn't die. They, mother and son, are even more marginalized than marginalized people, weaker than ants. Is such a plot necessary?
Lan Yu was Zhu Xiong Ying's maternal uncle. Zhu Yun Wen and his mother had no relation to Lan Yu whatsoever, so how could they possibly have pledged allegiance to him? We shouldn't speculate too much.