Prince Jingtai

The change of seizing the door is really low. Zhu Qiyu had no sons, so he could only pass it on to Zhu Qizhen's son. Zhu Qizhen was so stretched out that he was still thinking about resetting the throne. Zhu Qiyu was about to die at the time of the coup, and it would soon be Zhu Qizhen's son Zhu Jianshen's turn to become emperor, so he was not snatching the throne from his brother, but his son's throne. This was planned by a few rubbish people. The emperor is a garbage emperor. Civil servants are rubbish civil servants, and military generals are rubbish generals. The biggest reason for the success of the coup was that the emperor was dying and Zhu Jianshen succeeded him. Even if you fail, you won't die. If you succeed, you will make a lot of money.

Violent, you have traveled through time, you are a person who has been baptized by socialist values, and you are looking at that dynasty hundreds of years in advance. Why are you still acting so timid? And in Chapter 12, as the prince was framed to death, the culprit had been caught and admitted. You bow to him and let him go now? For what? Bo Ming? Disintegrate the enemy's interior? There is no need to write it like this. If you bow and thank him for reminding you, and then kill him, it can be said that one code is equal to one code. This is writing a novel, so don't be literate, as it will easily lead to confusion.

Failure is inevitable, because the remaining poison in the palace has not been cleared away, the former emperor and the former prince are not dead, the queen mother has not been banned, and the key ministers have not been purged. No matter how you look at it, it is a dead end.

I thought it was a good book, but I was just too greedy. Daily Detoxification really deserves its reputation.

Brothers, Shennong was poisoned to death and withdrew.

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I'm too lazy to read the Prince's story. It would be great if he can ascend to the throne at the end of this kind of story.

You are writing a novel, and the content is verbose. Put yourself into it and then write it again.

Is the beginning too much? The 5-year-old child who just came back to life is definitely not possessed by a demon. How could he be crazy?

I think Jingtai is ambitious but not bold, and wants to be polite and pretend to be a good person The education environment is different, he is too obsessed with etiquette, why don't he learn from the achievements of his second grandfather and his great grandfather If Zhu Di can definitely control the court and the army after defending Beijing

For example, the boss of a company was critically ill. Before his death, he had to leave his son in the care of his younger brother because his son was young. He entrusted his younger brother to manage the company on his behalf until his son came of age, and completed the relevant legal procedures. After the boss passed away, his brother wanted to kick his young nephew away and occupy the dove's nest. Although this younger brother is very capable and has made great contributions to the company in the past, his behavior violated the law after all, so he must be punished by law! Zhu Qiyu's behavior was the same as that of his younger brother, and he was still in the Ming Dynasty with strict etiquette, so it was completely natural for him to be ousted from power and sentenced to death!

Even Li Zhi, a great thinker in the late Ming Dynasty, said: "Jingtai was licentious and corrupt, which disappointed his subjects." Zhu Qiyu, the violent king, had evil intentions. He did not want to govern the country well or manage his own reputation (this was his only way to survive), but he had wild dreams and overestimated his ability to usurp the throne of Zhu Qizhen's lineage. With the talent and strength of Yongle Emperor Zhu Di, after using Xiao Zong to usurp the throne of Da Zong, there will still be an indelible shadow in his heart for the rest of his life. How could he, Zhu Qiyu, be so virtuous and capable that he dare to imitate Emperor Yongle? In order to establish his son Zhu Jianji as the prince, Zhu Qiyu not only engaged in the scandal of bribing courtiers, but also disrupted the judiciary (confused right and wrong, not only pardoned the felons who committed the massacre, but also promoted them), sabotaged the imperial examination (he did not hesitate to open a back door for his son in order to bribe Wang Wen), and destroyed the foundation of his rule. What's even more outrageous is that he is so heartless and unjust that he deposes his wife, Queen Wang, just because of a disagreement! Zhu Qiyu is fatuous, ignorant, and has no ability to recognize people. He is suspicious of Yu Qian, who helped him ascend to the throne, and promotes his political rival Shi Heng. In the end, Shi Heng ousts him from the throne of the emperor. It is a wonderful irony! The "change to seize the door" was entirely done by Zhu Qiyu himself. No wonder Shi Heng, and no more blame Zhu Qizhen! Zhu Qizhen and Shi Heng overthrew him, which was also in line with the will of heaven and the people!