Don't Make a Fuss, Emperor Baopu
堡宗别闹
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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I think if the protagonist doesn't kill Zhu Jianshen, he can be showered with honors and made the greatest reformer of the Ming Dynasty. He can be used to submit memorials urging officials to address the problem of too many princes who are lazy, wasteful, and harmful to the country; that gentry should be subject to the same duties and taxes; and that civil officials should not be in charge of the…
The Tumu Crisis is shrouded in mystery. The currently understood history states that Emperor Yingzong, leading an army of 500,000, was ambushed by Esen's army of hundreds of thousands, suffering heavy losses and nearly annihilating his entire force. He was thus dubbed the "Great Emperor and God of War of the Ming Dynasty." However, this is far from the truth.
It's actually hard to say whether Yu Qian sided with Zhu Qiyu or Zhu Qizhen in history.
On matters concerning the stability of the country, Yu Shaobao was unambiguous and had a clear stance; however, it was difficult to say which side he would ultimately choose between the brothers Zhu Qizhen and Zhu Qiyu. Historically, Yu Qian was not proactive when Zhu Qiyu changed the heir apparent and when Wang Zhi and Hu Ying later demanded that Zhu Jianshen be reinstated as crown prince.
The comments section is full of history buffs from street vendors. Seriously, you guys are amazing. Yu Tingyi's character is universally acknowledged by history. In the Three Kingdoms period, people didn't believe in Zhuge Liang; in the Southern Song Dynasty, they didn't believe in Yue Fei; and in the time of Emperor Taizong, they didn't believe in Yu Zheng.
It's time to give Baozong a temple name and posthumous title to settle his fate. I'll start: Emperor Huizong Xiaoling Emperor Duzong Xiaogong Emperor Xizong Yang Choose any of the three. As for Zhu Qiyu, as a filial son, he should be given a good temple name and posthumous title. Sejong Emperor Hyogyeong Finally, the eldest son himself left behind a controversial posthumous title, for posterity to judge: Emperor Xiaowu of the Zhongzong Dynasty
What have you been writing lately? You've been making a big fuss, clamoring to kill the Empress Dowager and the Fortress Master, but you've failed to kill either of them... You tried to kill the Empress Dowager, but Dad wouldn't let you. You tried to kill the Fortress Master instead, but Dad immediately stopped you. You've failed several times already.
This is really toxic. At five years old, he keeps talking about "I" all the time, and he's even talking to his father. Is this how the author talks to his elders at home?
Holy crap. Bao Zong isn't dead yet. The latest chapter means he's a substitute, right? What nonsense!
Over 600 chapters have passed, and Bao Zong is still alive. Even when he's about to die, the author explains that he's just a substitute. I must say, the author is truly amazing, feeding readers over 600 chapters of garbage. The author seems completely oblivious to this, even commenting in one review, "Isn't it satisfying to keep Bao Zong alive and tortured?" Ha! Truly impressive.
You killed his grandmother, you killed his father, and you still expect Zhu Jianshen to help you? The recent content has been so padded out. Before the outcome was revealed, you could write a series of exciting chapters, but now that the outcome is out, why add another dozen or so chapters of this trivial matter? Just move on, I want some new plot!