Daming: Depose Me as the Crown Prince? Then I'll Pry into Your Backyard!

The protagonist is an illegitimate child, which means he was not born to Queen Ma? Then you don't have the legitimacy to the throne by nature, so why should you be deprived of the crown? Is your status as the eldest son of a concubine higher than that of a legitimate son? Not to mention the deep relationship between Zhu Yuanzhang and Empress Ma In addition, Zhu Yuanzhang is actually a very traditional person. He likes to have more children and more blessings, and he hopes to raise his descendants for a lifetime. Many vassal kings who have no hope of becoming emperor can live happily in their territories. Anyway, as long as you give birth to a (male?) Child, you can get the land. The more children you have, the more you get, not to mention that the court also gives you a salary every year. In the later period, it was precisely because of the huge number of descendants of the vassal kings that the Ming Dynasty was under financial pressure. In addition, there were fewer and fewer farmers themselves, and they all became the queen of the landlord class. The landlord class colluded with civil servants and did not pay taxes. This led to the demise of the Ming Dynasty To put it bluntly, in short, the protagonist's identity basically has no possibility of winning a big position. No matter how many children you have, even if you bully men and dominate women, the most you can do is be scolded by Zhu Yuanzhang. Other times, I don't care much. After all, I don't care about the protagonist. Can the protagonist compare with Judy? Judy is also a legitimate son after all.

Let's change it, I feel like there are some problems with the logic, and the scene where Zhu Yuanzhang is angry is too abstract. It is quite normal for people to take concubines and wives in the royal family, unless they take hundreds of them at once. Hope to see you on the new book list next time

Have you noticed that the names of Zhu Yuanzhang's sons are all next to the character "", so your protagonist's name is wrong

The author must have made a mistake in the title of the book. How could Zhu Yuanzhang have an illegitimate child? It is absolutely impossible.

I'll go. What the hell, where have you seen it? Did the emperor take his children to play, and they were having so much fun that they didn't miss Shu, and the protagonist led the army to attack Taiwan? You said you would come back in half a month, but you only came back in January? I also married several wives in Taiwan

You may not believe it, but I have seen it on another platform. A man who is exactly the same as this one is Zhu Biao's eldest brother. Both of them have many children and grandchildren.

I know both Zhu Yuanzhang and the illegitimate son. What the hell are they together?

Logical question, the Zhu family is named according to the periodic table of elements. What is your name? What's going on with the royal family? In Sannomiya and Liuyuan, no matter how good the relationship is, there is no conflict with sleeping with someone else and having a baby. How can you call it an illegitimate child? No matter who he is born to, he is his legitimate son. Most of Zhu Yuanzhang's sons were not born to Queen Ma

What's good about not rebelling?

Before Empress Ma was pregnant with Zhu Biao, Zhu Yuanzhang was already old and had no heirs, and the morale of the army began to turmoil. If an heir was born before Zhu Biao, his status would definitely not be lower than that of Zhu Biao. It is a special existence that stabilizes the morale of the military.