Crown Prince Jingtai

The Coup of the Gate was truly low-level. Zhu Qiyu had no sons, so the throne could only pass to Zhu Qizhen's son. Zhu Qizhen, such an incompetent ruler, actually dared to dream of regaining the throne. At the time of the Coup, Zhu Qiyu was dying, and Zhu Qizhen's son, Zhu Jianshen, was about to become emperor. So it wasn't about seizing the throne from his brother, but from his son.

Hey, you're a time traveler, someone who's been indoctrinated with socialist values ​​and has a perspective from hundreds of years ahead of your time. Why are you acting so timid and hesitant? Furthermore, in Chapter 12, the crown prince is about to be framed and killed, and the culprit has already been caught and confessed. At this point, you bow to him and release him? What for? To gain fame?

Failure was inevitable because the poison of the imperial palace had not been eradicated, the former emperor and the former crown prince were still alive, the empress dowager had not been imprisoned, and key ministers had not been purged. No matter how you looked at it, it was a dead end.

I thought it would be a good book, but I was too greedy. Daily Poison Deliverance truly lives up to its reputation.

Brothers, even Shennong has been poisoned to death, let's retreat.

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I'm too lazy to read stories about crown princes; in these kinds of stories, it's a miracle if the prince even ascends the throne by the end.

You're writing a novel, and the content is rambling and disjointed. Try putting yourself in the protagonist's shoes before you start writing.

Isn't this a bit much? A five-year-old who just came back to life—are you sure he's not possessed by a demon? How could he have gone mad?

I think Jingtai is ambitious but lacks the courage, and tries to act all refined and good. The educational environments are different; he's too fixated on etiquette. Why doesn't he learn from the achievements of his great-grandfather and great-great-grandfather? If Zhu Di had defended Beijing, he would certainly have been able to control the court and the army.