Great Ming: The Most Unconventional Imperial Prince in History

The history of the Ming Dynasty records that the King of Jin was angry before he rebelled, and then he gave a warning and was released. This rebellion was okay. Lao Zhu was not Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty.

I suggest that the author change his title. The characters you make up should be more rigorous. Only if you can make people unclear about the truth and falsehood can it be considered a good article.

Being demoted to a county king would be better to give him a nice title. In the Ming Dynasty, the titles given to county kings, even before the Ming Dynasty, were based on the names of ancient counties and counties. Instead of being called King of Jincheng, it would be fine to call him King of Gaolan. The name you chose is perfunctory enough.

It's written by a blind chicken, just for practice.

I don't understand why I'm criticizing the king. Isn't it clearly written that my mother and grandpa were affected when they made mistakes?

If you were older, it would still be readable, but there are too many poisonous points

If Lao Zhu doesn't punish his son, he will beat him and scold him, but he won't punish him without belittling him. Your character is unstable.

The introduction is outrageous, you have already become a feudal lord and still want to return to Beijing? What are you here for? Bring the army to force us to take over?

Boss, are you sure there were potatoes during the Hongwu period

The prince's own prince will be given the title of county king? This is unreasonable