My Father Is the Yongle Emperor, and You Want Me to Keep a Low Profile
我爹永乐帝，你让我低调
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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The crime of Confucianism lies in its monopoly and continuous expansion. For example, Confucianism controlled the Ministry of War, the Ministry of Revenue, the Ministry of Works, the Ministry of Personnel, the Ministry of Justice, and the Ministry of Rites. But did Confucianism actually study these things?
The scholars of the Ming Dynasty were a fascinating group of people; not only were they stubborn, but they also had a wicked sense of humor. The reign title Yongle appeared several times in history, always used by rebels. Do you think Zhu Di (the Yongle Emperor) knew about this? Hehe.
It's going to be discontinued on August 1st, what are you all waiting for...?
Damn it, just update, why keep replying to comments? I don't care about this little bit of poison, I came to see the war, not to see you replying to comments. Just keep writing, let's look at the data.
It's so frustrating to watch... All this underhanded maneuvering for a hopeless throne. It's so frustrating, I might as well just shave his head, gather a bunch of naval forces, and go sailing around.
Having read so many novels about the Ming Dynasty, I still prefer those that depict decisive and ruthless actions. Being timid and hesitant will ultimately get you nowhere. The might of the Han and Tang dynasties was forged through battle; communication and coordination are things for weaker nations.
I was going to criticize you for naming Zhu Gaoxi, the fourth son of Zhu Di who died young, but since your writing is quite good, I'll let it go.
So, is it a no-show? I even booked the whole thing 😭
Unacceptable. The beginning was alright... But then the father kept saying not to let brothers kill each other, and then he killed the younger generation. Even an accident would have been better!