My Eldest Nephew: Emperor Jianwen

It's really good to watch, but every time Xu Miaojin appears, I skip to the next part of the plot. There are too many articles about this.

Jianwen really can't hold up the wall with mud. He can be transformed into Jianwen, but I really can't stand this assistant thing.

Is Zhu Yunwen really filial? Are you thinking too much?

My uncle, who I grew up playing with, was forced to have the whole family self-immolate. Who is your uncle?

Assisting Emperor Jianwen was more difficult than Zhuge Liang assisting Liu Chan. Liu Chan at least knew that everything depended on Zhuge Liang. Jianwen was deceived and he was cut off piece by piece. It was the first cut in five thousand years. He was cut off by himself.

It can be seen from Jianwen's policies after he came to power that he did not understand what was conducive to his rule.

I don't believe anyone with a surname, but I believe you, a person with a foreign surname. Don't end up like Huo Guang, thinking that you are a loyal minister and your family members become traitors!

Auxiliary articles should not assist heroes. No minister likes heroes like Li Er and Zhu Si. It needs to be kind of weak so that the protagonist can have an escape route.

Just by saying "Don't let me bear the name of Uncle Killer", even if the King of Heaven comes, I won't be able to help him.

Even if you support Zhu Yunxi, it's better than Zhu Yunwen who is a concubine and has no brain.

It poisoned me to death😭

How old is the protagonist at the beginning? Why does it feel like it wasn't written?

In the early Ming Dynasty, the titles of marquises were all based on place names. .

Assisting Emperor Jianwen is like leading the high-end LOL king game with a fairy, seeking death. As long as he is in his right mind, he will not fail to see Zhu Yuanzhang's intention of enfeoffing vassals. The elimination of vassals is a matter after taking office, at least when the second generation is dealt with. A unified kingdom was overthrown by local governments, and the only one who belonged to it was.

When Jianwen enters Confucianism, all things must be settled; In the heart of etiquette, righteousness and trust, the rest can be thrown away; The brother dies and the father dies, and the country is lucky; With the ambition of the world in mind, the heart is like an ordinary man.

You will know who Zhu Di is just by looking at what happened to Zhu Biao's son and grandson. After usurping the throne, they were accidentally burned to death in a fire. . . Zhu Yunwen's son was imprisoned until Zhu Qizhen's son was released. After he was released, he was no different from a fool. He had never talked to anyone and could not even speak. Zhu Di ceded land to North Korea. Zhu Di spent his whole life fighting Mongolia and Mongolia. Annan, what next? His grandson abandoned the throne as soon as he succeeded to the throne. His grandson was even more vicious. He burned his uncle in a vat and killed him. Seven or eight of Zhu Gaoxu's sons and grandsons were killed together. Just these things, and some people even licked them. . . .

Jingnan's military success was not because Jianwen's generals were too bad, but because Zhu Di was too strong.

? ? ? ? After searching, there is no such person in history, and Zhu Yuanzhang never made this marquis😰😰

At first, Zhu Yunwen was written as normal, but later he was written as a fool, which is no longer interesting. There is no shortage of smart people in any era. Smart people are so smart that they can't even catch up with others.

It's a rare historical article!

Emperor Jianwen made a big mistake. Since ancient times, he has never suppressed generals and reduced vassals at the same time.

When Jianwen came to power, but the foundation was not yet solid, he would cut down the vassal vassals, which would be a recipe for death. At this time, the nephew is weak and the uncle is strong, so he can only adopt a gentle policy and wait for the uncle to grow old before dividing the fiefs among the cousins, etc., So that the fiefdom becomes smaller and the power becomes weaker. As long as we don't cut down the vassal vassal, we can still do it slowly.

Don't you want to be the emperor yourself? Let's play the game of finding a nephew with Emperor Jianwen.

It is better to depose Zhu Yunwen quickly. In the name of great righteousness, Zhu Di will not let him succeed. Wouldn't it be better to make Zhu Gaochi the emperor and start a new prosperous era?

I haven't read the book yet. If I were to assist Emperor Jianwen, there would be something wrong with him because he was too useless. He was overturned by Yongle, the son of the plane. Jianwen relied on Zhu Biao's prestige and the pretext of occupying a room. He rushed to cut off the vassalage when nothing was stable. That's the problem. There is no shortage of people under Jianwen, but time. But there is a problem with Jianwen himself. Jianwen is not raised as an emperor at all. This is the problem. Virtue is not matched. The emperor raised by Zhu Yuanzhang is Zhu Biao. Biao's eldest son, Zhu Xiongying, disappeared when he was a child, which allowed Jianwen to take advantage. In the later period, Zhu Yuanzhang was so jealous that Zhu Biao could be stable. Who would have thought that Zhu Biao was gone, and Dafanggg assisted Jianwen forever. You can't go to Le's side. Uncle Dang and Yongle came all the way. The protagonist is having a hard time. Jianwen is really hard to help. Unless you turn Jianwen into a puppet emperor in the end, the fourth child will really be a Qingjun.

When reading novels from the Ming Dynasty, I never read those two great gods as the protagonists or the era. The first great god is Zhu Yunwen, a good double king who can defeat four 2s and four aces. The second great god is Zhu Changluo who died after taking medicine and became emperor for a month and has nothing to write about! Even if you write about the Ming Dynasty God of War, a foreign student from Wala, I would still find it interesting!

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