Daming: I, Zhu Di, Threaten to Seize the Throne at the Beginning!

I can't stand it anymore, there are too many flaws. The head is big. Cool articles should also have some rationality This. Gone. Gone. Gone

The system was mentioned in the previous chapters, but the system was not mentioned in the more than 100 chapters later. There may be something wrong with the architecture.

I was shocked after reading only 3 chapters. What the hell is the setting of this book? ? ? ? 1. You said it was for the sake of your descendants not to stage a heirloom, so you couldn't make a bad start, but you were the only one who rebelled in the entire Ming Dynasty? 2. In order to oppose the enfeoffment, he said in public that he wanted to seize the direct heir, and was deposed as a commoner! Then I was so moved that I hoped to use my actions to awaken Zhu Yuanzhang and not engage in enfeoffment. Then he thought that since he was a commoner, he would not be involved in the incident of seizing the legitimate son! What the hell kind of logic is this? ? ? What is the connection between opposing enfeoffment and wanting to seize the direct line? And because he was afraid that Zhu Yunwen would turn himself into a commoner in advance? ? ? But I remember that when Zhu Yunwen eliminated the feudal clan, the worst thing he could do was to commit suicide and be deposed as a commoner, right? ? According to the author's logic, people will always die, so why are they still alive now? And do you think it was the same in ancient times as it is now? There is nothing, you can't even eat. . . . . .

Who still remembers that Lao Si was systematic in the beginning🤭🤭 Was this system directly destroyed by the author?😃

Zhu Dijing was unable to marry his eldest son as the crown prince, but he kept pretending to his second son. I think the most basic thing is to be an author and it is not completely satisfying. I have to get some real materials. Indeed, the plot of the article is still great. Here are my own personal opinions

Shuangwen is not Shuangwen. The fictional history has no connotation at all. The portrayal of Zhu Yuanzhang, the soul of Ming Dynasty literature, is too bad and a failure. Completely a person without any intelligence. The development of the plot is not a foreshadowing, but a deliberate insertion, and many plots appear unexpectedly.

I guess it will end up being a mess in the end, it will be too imaginative and there won't be enough screenwriters to write it together. 😭

If you can't think of something, don't write it. Now it looks like a student writing an essay. If you can't think of something, just write it to make up the number of words. Do you write a running account?

It really doesn't work. Anyone who has read history knows that Zhu Di is the protagonist of a refreshing novel, and it is obviously a blessing after all the hardships. At that time, I had to pretend to be crazy and stupid for so long, just like the emperor showed that he had no intention of escaping back, but when he started here, he said that he was seeking power and usurping the throne at the risk of his life? It is better to write about time travel into Zhu Di than to write about time travel into ordinary people. Anyway, the emperor cannot hear what ordinary people say, and even ordinary people can be emperor if they have a system. Does it make any difference whether it is Zhu Di or not. It would be better to write about time travel to Zhuqi Town, how to escape from Tumubao after being bean curd, and then rely on the system to overturn and reach Europe.

Too slow, too slow😡

At his core, Lao Zhu has the mentality of an old farmer, and the family is the world, not the country. If you put aside the national mentality and use the landlord's mentality to understand the ancestral methods and various settings he came up with, you will understand: the whole world is the manor of Lao Zhu's family. Self-enfessing sons as vassal kings and controlling various places is equivalent to dividing the family property among sons. They can also look after the house and guard the courtyard, and the children and grandchildren will all be raised. Anyway, the entire manor belongs to our family. Officials at all levels are all managers of all levels of the manor, just wage earners. Corruption is not corruption of the country, it is clearly corruption of our old Zhu family, peel off the day lilies and start walking. Just take care of people and do things honestly, what do you want to do if you get paid and have enough to eat! There are thousands of stewards and reservists in Taixue at any time. Anyway, they are all leeks. After one crop is cut, there will be three more. Farmers have been farming for generations, craftsmen have been making tools for generations, soldiers have been soldiers for generations, and you will be given some land to grow to support yourself. The household registrations of these three types of people remain unchanged, they farm, work, and provide security, and their descendants will never change. Well, for such a good method, we are destined to die. It is called Huang Ming's ancestral precepts. Later generations are not allowed to change. We must follow the ancestral precepts. Our old Zhu family will never change. Go away from the sea trade and fishermen. We have everything in our manor. We farm the land honestly. We are not allowed to go to the sea. There are rebels at sea. If you go to the sea, you are a thief. We should be cut off! What remnant of the Meng Yuan Dynasty? It's another Zhuangzi who came to steal food and people. Just call the security guards who work on the fields to do it. There are 15 countries that are not conquered, and there is no oil or water in the backwoods. It is not cost-effective to ask security guards to do it. My own estate is so big that I am too busy. This is the ideal country in Lao Zhu's heart! No, ideal farm!

Lu Ben, the villain, feels a bit inexplicable. His daughter is just a concubine, and it is not his turn to charge into the battle. He is actually so active. Everyone knows this, right?

All I can say is that we have underestimated the hardships of farmers and the social environment in rural areas in the early Ming Dynasty. . . . . It's fine alone, but with Xu Miaoyuyun. . . What will happen to a beautiful girl in the countryside?

It's so cruel, using yourself as bait to pursue reform goals. The supporting characters can't stand up even if they are a little confused, and the self-destruction in the early stages is always a poisonous point. You can implement new rules in the fiefdom to guide others, write a letter for others to learn from, or you can become the emperor yourself to accumulate strength. Entrusting your life to Zhu Yuanzhang, who is more ruthless than Zhu Yunwen, is an operation that even a mad man cannot think of. What are you doing? Be a prince who changes the times? Believe in the emperor's rule? Do you believe in Wenchen's bottom line? There is no system and no time travel. You said it would be better if you could leave the earth. Why do you use the system to show off your power on the earth? Just to be a chief? He is nothing more than a stronger native, and will be decomposed by the slightest change.

If I traveled through time and became a prince, I would definitely not be like this. It is not good to be a free prince. Why should I start a wild game, fight badly, and embarrass myself? It does not comply with basic logic.

What did Zhu Yuanzhang do in the current campaign against Bei Yuan? Something happened to the prince, and the people behind him made things difficult for Zhu Di and his group. They all used explosives. Zhu Yuanzhang didn't kill the people who used the explosives, so he said the scope of the investigation was too large. If nothing else, Zhu Di still had hundreds of thousands of troops in his hands. Zhu Yuanzhang was so confident that Zhu Di would not go south. Zhu Yuanzhang did not deal with it immediately to stabilize Princess Yan, control public opinion, and warn the ministers that he could not interfere with the affairs at his own door. He was too incompetent and did not care about the affairs in the palace. This weakened Zhu Yuanzhang too much. He really allowed others to dominate in Jinling.

It feels like the author is a woman! There is a sense of elegance between the lines, and I love to describe the shortcomings of the parents! A female style of writing!        ，，，，，，！ The strange combination of Li Ziqi and historical literature!

90% Are writing about Xu Miaoyun. I want to ask. You are a time traveler. Where did the relationship between you and Xu Miaoyun come from?

Question: Will the protagonist hang Zhu Chongba on a tree? Don't let Lao Zhu be attracted by the protagonist's talent again, and then resume his identity as the protagonist, allowing him to inherit the throne...

It's all nonsense that is repeated every time! I really can't stand it anymore. It's too watery. The author has no level and no lower limit.

The beginning is very innovative, but is this pig's foot a little short-circuited? If you just stay like this as a peasant, why don't you wait until Zhu Yunwen comes to power and wait for death?

Why do you always talk about Zhu Di's rebellion? That can't be a bit innovative. Let me first state that I have no hostility towards the author and his works Borrowing my comments on other books I found a problem when reading novels. Some people always talk about Zhu Di's rebellion. This is simply untenable. We can even find clues from the history of the Qing Dynasty and the Ming Dynasty that is generally believed to be "black and Ming" on the Internet. The evidence is as follows The first point is that if Zhu Di had any objections in his heart, he should rebel immediately as soon as Zhu Yuanzhang died " In the fourth month of Gengchen, the court officials asked for permission because of the frequent quarrels in Korea. At the end of the fifth month, Mu Chun attacked Qianmeng and defeated him. Ji 3·Taizu 3)" Let's ignore the first half of the historical data and look at the second half. The following paragraph in the historical data is Zhu Yuanzhang's death. In other words, if Zhu Di wants to rebel, he should rebel now. Why wait until Zhu Yunwen is ready to rebel? As for why Zhu Yunwen let Zhu Di's sons go back, this question is even simpler. There is only one reason: Zhu Di commanded the seven military divisions in the north and at this time the central court had no available generals and large-scale combat troops. See historical data. "In the tenth month of the winter in Wuzi, Liaodong shipping was stopped. In Xinmao, Geng Bingwen trained his troops in Shaanxi. In Yiwei, the temple of the Imperial Master was rebuilt and completed. In November of Guiyou, Mu Chun was the former general who conquered the captives, and the governor He Fu and other deputy commanders asked for swords. Meng. "In the spring of the first month of the 31st year of Renxu, Yi Chou was sent to Shandong and Henan to do farming. In the second month of Yiyou, the Japanese invaders Ninghai commanded Xin Chou to fight against Manping in Guzhou. Wen Huan. In Jiachen, the governor Qianshi Xu Kai defeated some barbarians." The above two historical materials are from Volume 3, Book 3, Taizu 3 "In September, the general of Yunnan Xiping Hou Muchun died in the army, and the left deputy general He. Fu Dai led the crowd. (Volume 4, The Fourth Book of the Chronicle, Emperor Gong Min)" "In the twelfth month of Guimao, He Fu broke the knife and cut off Qianmeng, and Luchuan was leveled. Then, it's not because there are none, but because there are too many, and I am too lazy to give examples "In November of winter, Zhang Bing, the minister of the Ministry of Industry, was the chief envoy of Peiping. 4. The fourth chapter of this era: Emperor Gong Min) "In March, Shi Ming laid the foundation for his ancestor Confucius. The governors Song Zhong, Xu Kai, and Geng Wang sent troops to Kaiping, Linqing, and Shanhaiguan to transfer troops to Beiping and Yongqing. The guards arrived at Zhangde and Shunde. (Volume 4, Chapter 4, Emperor Gong Min) "In the fourth month of Xia, King Bai of Xiang burned himself to death. King Qi and King Gui of Dai were guilty and deposed as commoners. They sent the crown prince of Yan, Gao Chi, and his younger brothers Gao Xu and Gao. "Return Sui to Peiping. (Volume 4, Chapter 4, Emperor Gong Min)" Zhu Di will not have any burden in his heart at all. Emperor Jianwen is clearly well prepared. If others kill you, why don't you just wait for death? Again, if Zhu Di wants to rebel, he should rebel now. Why should he wait until Zhu Yunwen is ready to rebel? This is not tenable in the history of the Ming Dynasty, and is even said to be based on earlier historical materials Thank you๑•́₃•̀๑

It comes to mind. Is that a fight with Zhu Biao? It's a rebellion. Zhu Biao started supervising the country for more than ten years when he was in his 20s. You still want to fight for the throne? It's pure rebellion.

Modern people travel to ancient times and assume the identity of a prince. With Zhu Biao as a good big brother, as long as you don't want to rebel, no one can do anything to you. I gave up immediately when I saw the word Ding.

The fourth child has lost his mind and gone crazy. Quickly pour him a bucket of golden juice.

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I feel relieved when I see that they are all scolding you.

To be honest, when Zhu Biao was still alive, if you said you wanted to seize the legitimate son, Lao Zhu would be the first to chop you, Queen Ma would not be able to stop you, and the other brothers would give you a few kicks.

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Damn it, there are too many poisonous points in it, I was so poisoned that I died after reading just two chapters.