Zhu Di Reborn at Tumu Fortress
朱棣重生土木堡
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 592k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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How exactly did Zhu Qizhen lose the battle? I'm completely baffled. Even if you put a pig up there, it's impossible for them to lose like this.
The book's title is "Zhu Di Reborn 😏, Knowing His Beloved Grandson Killed His Second and Third Sons 😏 (Did Zhu Zhanji Use Any Secret Means to Prevail in Emperor Renzong's Sudden Death? 😏), Deposing the Empress and Installing a Treacherous Empress 😏, Having a Good Son, Directly Causing the Turning Point from the Ming Dynasty's Prosperity to Decline 😏😏😏".
Having read the first few dozen chapters, mostly filled with intrigue and power struggles, I didn't find it very satisfying. Did the historical Zhu Di understand intrigue? He certainly did, but he wouldn't act this way. If Zhu Di were truly reborn, he would most likely first consolidate military power through the defense of Beijing, then defeat Esen to win over the army, and finally lead his…
When? When the voyages to the West resume. The foundation laid during the Yongle era—the fortified cities and warehouses of the Old Port Pacification Commissioner's Office—would not yet be abandoned, and its influence would still be there. It would be a perfect time to use the expulsion of the Manchus as an opportunity to strengthen and expand the Old Port Pacification Commissioner's power…
After the Battle of Beijing, we can try to improve the political balance. The loss of power by military officers due to the Tumu Crisis, with command being taken over by civil officials, will sow the seeds of future trouble. Zhu Di will also study domestic affairs, as an excellent emperor can also excel in civil administration.
Good riddance! All the lackeys of the legitimate remnants should also be exterminated along with their entire clan.
This is so boring; it's all about the emperor. Just say he was reborn. With Zhu Di's prestige, he'd immediately have absolute power. Talk about things from 25 years ago; those old ministers, including Sun Ruowei, would believe it. Even if you chatted with Esen, he'd believe it too.
You could get a Mongolian princess.
We could learn from the Qing Dynasty: take a Mongol princess as a concubine, use trade to strengthen control over Mongolia, and then extend that control outwards to Chukeqi.
I prefer watching stories of native people saving their dynasties; their self-awareness of problems and subsequent reforms are far more appealing to me than modern people traveling back in time to offer unsolicited advice.
Dude, don't tell me you abandoned this book! I haven't even read a single page, but I've subscribed to all of them. I was also planning to subscribe to your last book, but you didn't write much before it was even released. If you abandon this one too, the next time I see your name, I'll turn around and leave.