The Red Chamber Succession Struggle

In just sixteen chapters we have gathered the emperor who is unwilling to abdicate, the bastard emperor who ascended the throne inexplicably, the prince who died of his own mother, the second uncle who was crazy about cheating on his nephew, the new uncle who was careful during the coup and continued to dig holes after the coup, the successor (concubine to support him), the second prince who wants to be the crown prince, the favored younger son, and the protagonist who seems to be neither fighting nor fighting, but is actually always showing off. I can only say meow! The royal family has begun to commit suicide. After that, the world will be in chaos, and a change of dynasty is just around the corner. So wonderful!

The seemingly treacherous court struggle is actually a conspiracy that cannot be brought to the fore. On the one hand, they used the template of the Donglin Party to force the imperial power (Wen Shijian), and on the other hand, they used the slavery of the Qing Dynasty. This dynasty has only been in existence for the third generation, and it is already being treated as if it is going to subjugate. Royalty is like a joke. There is also a web of conspiracy hanging over the city. A censor patrolling the city went crazy in front of the emperor (the Supreme Emperor), the former prince, the new emperor and the new prince, and offended him to death. He even made prophecies in person, but he was still alive and kicking. How low had the imperial power fallen? They want to take advantage of the "Prime Minister in Black", but they are also doing things secretly. Does jumping so high mean you will be immortal? The prince was so stimulated by him that he rebelled and didn't even want to kill him. For such a long dynasty, I can only think of the Jin Dynasty where "the king and his horse shared the world" and the Song Dynasty who "ruled the world with the scholar-bureaucrats". Even if it is a false statement, since the Dream of Red Mansions is used, at least the imperial power is at the level of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It would be unfavorable to treat the emperor's knife as a sword. It is basic for the emperors of the Ming and Qing Dynasties to bloodbath the court. No matter what the purpose of the old emperor was in letting the princes seize the heirs, the ultimate purpose was to maintain his own rule (the continuation of the dynasty). The masterminds behind the scenes had blatantly manipulated the succession of the throne. The emperor didn't go on a killing spree, and he couldn't even operate a witchcraft? Even if the prince's rebellion is suppressed, he will not debit the palace to clean up the palace. How can he learn from Korea's monarchical tactics during the Warring States Period and focus on a mysterious and unpredictable character? There are also those who stubbornly remonstrated at the enthronement ceremony, and they mainly focused on suppressing the imperial power. Cao Mao was suppressed in physics, and you are asking the New Emperor Society to suppress you. You can't stand even coaxing Renzong. This is not a self-indulgence, it is a naked provocation. Even if the mastermind behind the scenes has great hands and eyes, even if the mastermind is the Supreme Emperor, this is to suppress the emperor's authority. So what if he defeats the prince? The emperor is only in his thirties. Unless he dies suddenly or is deposed, your whole family will not be able to think about it. It doesn't sound right to be implicated when you ascend the throne, but you still have the right to dismiss your entire clan from office and not be allowed to take scientific examinations. The whole family fell apart in an instant, and the mastermind behind the scenes was offering many big benefits to you to slap the emperor, prince, and prince in the face like crazy. If the Supreme Emperor is the mastermind behind the scenes, he has many ways to disgust the new emperor (refer to Qianlong). There is no need to use such methods to suppress the majesty of the imperial power. If other people are capable of instructing high-ranking officials to kill the disgusting emperor, it is better to directly change the dynasty. Don't think that the civil servants (censors) are just slandering. Others have political purposes. If you remonstrate to death, you will gain a reputation and turn the emperor into a coward (the ministers have to remonstrate with death), and the emperor will be very reluctant to dig up your ancestral graves. The royal family does not follow rules, but it is also the most disciplined. The mother-in-law of the second prince was rehabilitated, but the prince and the protagonist were the direct descendants of the Yuan Dynasty. Except in the Qing Dynasty, the direct sons had priority in establishing the legitimate sons, and the direct descendants of the Yuan Dynasty were higher than the direct descendants. In other words, if you defeat the current prince, you have to defeat the protagonist again and then support the second prince to rise to power. This Conglong Zhigong is also too cost-effective. And the protagonist's father is also a master of manipulation. The struggle for imperial power has never ended. Zhu Yunwen of the Ming Dynasty succeeded to the throne and imprisoned all Zhu Biao's other sons. Zhu Di seized the throne and continued to imprison them. Song Taizong succeeded to the throne, and all his sons died suddenly. Li Shimin of the Tang Dynasty launched a coup and raised all the sons of Li Jiancheng and Li Yuanji to heaven. Twelve is indeed young. Why do you think the former prince will let him go after he ascends the throne? The most important thing is to let him run away alone. What do the other sons think? Unless Twelve succeeds to the throne in the future, that brother will have a thorn in his heart. My father chose to let him live and let me die. Don't underestimate this. Yong Zheng is an example. His mother likes Shi Shi. Do you think he will give his half-brother a good look? This is just preference, not life or death. Perhaps the author wanted to use the setting of the Dream of Red Mansions where the emperor and the new emperor were fighting for power, as well as Prince Yohitada and Chitose getting into trouble, but it just felt too conspiratorial. The imperial power is declining, and the country will not be a country. If it is true "bones are like mountains and I have forgotten my surname" "Because I thought the gauze hat was too small, I had to carry the shackles. Yesterday I felt sorry for the coldness of my coat, and now I feel that the purple python is long: I will appear on the stage after you sing, but I think the foreign country is my hometown." The world will be in chaos directly. The author's foreshadowing of "the country will not be a country" is a masterpiece. After all, according to the ability of the mastermind behind the scenes, he really said, "You must commit suicide at home first, and then you will be in complete ruins." 😃 As a family, if you don't like it, don't criticize me, and I won't reply to you if you criticize me.

The author cannot correctly understand what imperial power is in society. This is not good ancient literature. What is imperial power? Even if the civil servants of the Ming Dynasty were so aggressive, they would not easily offend the prince except for the dispute over the country. The royal family cannot be easily offended. The fear of imperial power is deep in the bones.

Can Lin Daiyu be a princess with her temperament? It would be better to choose Jia Yuanchun as the princess and Lin Daiyu as the concubine.

Just to mention one point, the duke and the prince failed to rebel and were killed. The duke's family has not been exterminated, and the duke's palace has not been exterminated. It is not even expelled. It actually just demoted the family status, and the duke's palace was demoted to an earl's palace. The rebellious grandson of the duke was also allowed to He was a third-class general like Jia Zhen. In the feudal era, he challenged the imperial power and committed treason. The person involved died. Nothing happened to his family. The family was fine. He still retained his title and continued to rest with the country and enjoy the glory and wealth. Really outrageous,

I feel like this book is really not that good. If it weren't for the Red Mansion, it would be impossible to have so many collections. Looking at the recent reviews in the comment section, they are all good reviews. Have these negative reviews been deleted? So strange

It's a bit nonsense. There are people raising thousands of people near the capital, and they are also transferred to kill the prince. This is nothing more than this in the last years of the dynasty.

Okay, when you meet an opponent in chess, each has his or her own tricks. This kind of story is interesting. What's the point of watching a god's teammate but a slut opponent, pushing them all the way?

The protagonist is like a dog. He is so stupid that he likes to jump up and down. He is bossed around by all kinds of people. He is very poisonous.

Does the emperor keep hundreds or even thousands of dead servants under his nose, or do they still wear armor? He also assassinated the emperor's own son. His own son temporarily brought reinforcements to kill the rebels. After returning, his first worry was that the Ministry of War would impeach the prince for treason! Then let's talk about marriage! Isn't it supposed to be the first priority to raise a private soldier, one who also wears armor?