
Daming: My Grandfather Is Zhu Yuanzhang
大明:我的祖父是朱元璋
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Do you think Lao Zhu chooses his successor based on filial piety or ability? Why was Zhu Yunwen chosen in history? Because the others are not good at all, do you really think that Old Zhu chose Zhu Yunwen because of his filial piety?
Zhu Yuanzhang will not pass the throne to Zhu Yunxi, right? One hundred percent no. If passing on Zhu Yunxi is optional in his mind, wouldn't it be better for him to give it to Zhu Di directly?
You should treat this book as a fresh start and write slowly. Anyway, as long as you write well, the data will never be ugly.
Emmm, I think historical literature should not be so frivolous, it will make people uncomfortable when reading it.
Are you raising a eunuch? ? ! ?
White, too white, pale. Thinking of what it is, there is no foreshadowing at all, and the character image cannot be established. I always feel that the main character is just a self-righteous junior high school student. . . When you understand something, you want to show it off
I liked it very much, I must have watched it two or three times! It's a free prostitution because I only used it recently. So come and support me, I hope you won't be fooled, I will order it if I write it down slowly 🙏
To be honest, there are many books on this subject, but this one is too old-fashioned, the plot is rigid, the author didn't know how to teach in class when he was a child, and his writing is average
Lao Zhu killed Lan Yu just for Zhu Yunwen. He really killed a lot of people.
It's so frustrating. The mother next door burned the relics.
If you still want to show off your IQ, you can only force yourself to do it. In my case, I can only take a gamble, contact the generals to get support, and ask Lao Zhu to give you a chance to perform. If Lao Zhu doesn't give it, Zhu Yunwen and his mother Wu will be killed immediately. You have to let Lao Zhu know this, and at the same time you have to be able to do it. This is a solution that will destroy both the stone and the stone. The time is too short, and only the courageous Lao Zhu will reconsider it.
Damn it, I just finished reading Cruel Man, and it was updated on the spot. If this book is well written, I will order it, and I won't pay for it in vain.
As for Zhu Yuanzhang's "anti-corruption", it was just to strengthen imperial power under the banner of anti-corruption. In the Ming Dynasty, there were so few regular taxes, so many preferential treatments for the gentry, and the subordinate staff were even given very low or even no treatment. They relied entirely on regular taxes and not on gray income, so all government offices had to close down. We set up such a local system that the country cannot operate without apportionment, and then kill people in the name of anti-corruption. What is this called? This is called "unpredictable punishment, unpredictable power." If the emperor wants to kill you, there will be a reason at any time. As for the most corrupt people in the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Yuanzhang kissed them. Zhu Yuanzhang's second son, King of Qin Zhu Feng: He kidnapped 150 seven- and eight-year-old girls from the tribe, and castrated 155 boys aged seven, eight, nine, and ten years old. Before the 20th day, he was carried on his back to the house, where he died. His injuries were not healed. Even if he moved, he would be seriously injured due to his injuries. Zhu Yuanzhang's third son, Jin King Zhu Fan: Bind people with galloping horses and break them with chariots. Zhu Yuanzhang's fifth son, King Zhu Ji of Zhou: Shoot to death the captain of the Yiwei Division of his mansion. Zhu Yuanzhang's seventh son, King Zhu Shu of Qi: He obeyed the command of Zhu Yong and other envoys from the left, and killed the commanding officers of thousands of families and their entire families, killing 482 people in total. Zhu Yuanzhang's tenth son, King of Lu Zhu Tan: Beat Commander Bi of Huai'an and Commander Chu to death several times. Zhu Gui, the thirteenth son of Zhu Yuanzhang, said: Guan Ma Lao Qianhu did not agree with the school captain Ma Tsai, so he ordered people to be beaten to death, and many people were injured within a few months. Zhu Yuanzhang's fourteenth son, Su Wang Zhu Kai: Beat and kill three guards and accept Hami to enter the horse. Zhu Yuanzhang's eighteenth son, King Min Wang Zhu Ming: He was good at collecting the seals of various officials and killing officials and people. Zhu Yuanzhang's nineteenth son, the Valley King Zhu Lu: Lu lived in a very powerful country, and he was loyal. Bo Rujun passed Changsha and did not pay homage to Lu. He was the emperor of Lu Bai, and he died of offence. Then he became arrogant and unruly, seizing people's fields, invading public taxes, and killing innocent people. Yu Tinggang, the long history official, remonstrated several times and falsely accused Tinggang of slandering him, so he was killed. Zhu Yuanzhang's twenty-fifth son, Yiwang Zhu : The king was fond of martial arts and was not happy living in the palace. He would always rush to the countryside with a bullet and exposed sword. Those who cannot escape will be struck with their hands. The naked men and women thought they were laughing. With so many scumbags, who has peeled off his skin? It scared the old Batan King Zhu Zi to death, and it was because Zhu Zi's brother-in-law was implicated in the Hu Weiyong case. And the reason is extremely nonsense: a man named Feng Ji reported Hu Weiyong, and Hu Weiyong threatened him to do things for him and sent him to Zhu Zi's brother-in-law at the border to contact Bei Yuan. If Hu Weiyong's "crimes" are true, I really don't know how he became the prime minister with his intelligence.
Although it is not rubbish, it is a bad reading experience. The reader is frustrated and the protagonist feels good about himself.
These chapters of fighting are very wise. The prince has to command the artillery fire at the front line. A thousand taels of silver can persuade a dead servant to shoot arrows at you. Then the prince dies from a stray arrow. The Ming army is defeated and nine out of ten people die.
. Carrying Lao Zhu on his back, he went to Jinyiwei to mix sand . Draw a drawing and give it to the Firearms Bureau, and they will directly guarantee that 500 Tiger Crouching Cannons a year will be no problem It's better to just dream.
Put it on the bookshelf and keep it for a while, and you will suddenly become sluggish 😰
The author can get rid of some people who only talk nonsense. They will live longer. Check those people again. There is great resistance in Mingzhong. Lao Zhu can do whatever he wants.
Why can't he find his Huang Ming at seven o'clock? Is it blocked?
Damn it! Updated
You can also ask for books, dark texts, etc. That are blocked