
Zhu Changluo: I Really Don’t Want to Be Crown Prince
朱常洛:我真的不想当太子
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 149k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
75Chapters
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215Recs
8Fans
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Reader comments 3
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I've seen too much about the relationship between Fan hope and Qian Long! My butt is not sitting firmly yet I am thinking about waves! Why did he waste his position as the crown prince and go out to hang out! Throughout the ages, there have been several deposed princes who deserved to die!
Let's briefly talk about the issue of the prince being deposed: From the perspective of the protagonist's appeal, deposing the prince = making the king = leaving the capital = doing things. His appeal is not to be deposed, but to go out of the capital to do things. From the perspective of the "princelings", their demand is that the prince should serve as a mascot in the capital. First of all, the prince cannot be deposed and Zhu Changxun takes over; secondly, the prince cannot be allowed to leave the capital to give the prince a chance to do things. Judging from Zhu Yijun's demands, he wants to take power, personnel power, military power, financial power and judicial power; taking a step back, he wants to disgust his people, Zhu Yijun is absolutely petty. From this perspective, if a person wants to go to Beijing to do something, as long as he is not close to the "princeling", he is on the same side as him. Actually, it would be better if I highlighted the three-party game in the first three chapters. Well, I'm too lazy to change it, so I'll just leave it at that.
It's okay, at least it reads smoothly. Makes me want to finish it