It's Over, I Stole Zhu Di's Throne
完蛋了，我抢了朱棣皇位
- Status
- Completed
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- 261k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Eh!? The creativity in front is really good. But in your 24th chapter, a colorless and odorless sterilization "poison" drug "Duanlong Powder" suddenly appeared. Are you, the author, because you think your book is not poisonous enough and deliberately add poison to it?
This idea is really novel, but the plot writing is terrible.
The idea is good, but the writing is bad? How about reading the latest chapter? The little emperor plans to marry his father, Zhu Di, and the two sisters?
The logic is flawed. After Zhu Di's troops came to the city, Zhu Yunwen had no effective leverage to give up the throne.
What the hell, Zhu Di is already in this position. Whoever stands in his way will die and get a reputation. Wasn't the queen's throne snatched from her own son? Li Shimin's throne was not obtained by killing his brother and forcing his father. How did Zhao 2 get his throne?
If the city had not been breached, the various parties would have to pull logic here to be consistent. The city is destroyed, and the best outcome is that Zhu Yun will be imprisoned, a group of courtiers will be killed, Pig's Foot will be the emperor, and King Yan will be the regent to control the government. The logical loopholes are too big and can't be rounded out, so it's boring.
The idea is great, but who is Zhu Di? Doesn't he dare to kill someone? Won't he not kill people? Is he afraid that no one will kill him?
I really don't understand this idea. Why do Zhu Yunqi and the protagonist have a three-way relationship with Zhu Di? Their methods at most require Zhu Di to work hard. Zhu Yunqi admits that he is guilty and has become a Zen leader. Then Zhu Di can completely imprison him and find an opportunity to let him die of illness. As for the protagonist, Zhu Di is also very good at it. He went to prison the country because of his young age. If he is cruel and lets the protagonist die of illness, he will naturally ascend the throne.
If it were in reality, Zhu Di would declare to the world that the content of the imperial edict was false, and that his fourth son, Zhu Gaoyun, had been killed by Jianwen. Jianwen issued this edict in order to implement a delaying strategy to trap and kill him... And then marched into the palace to kill Emperor Jianwen and his son together. , In the name of avenging his son... A hero like Zhu Di would never give up the throne he was about to obtain for a son, and it is impossible for the civil and military officials of his Jingnan Group to agree, because it involves the lives, fortunes, and fortunes of so many people...
Qingjun was already on his side, but he didn't go on a killing spree. Zhu Yunzhen couldn't kill, so why couldn't others? The courtiers are not yet allowed to clear out a group of people. Everyone who opened the city gate was disgusted, but the protagonist actually didn't try to win over him.