
Daming Fenghua: I, the King of Wu, Can Survive!
大明风华:我,吴王,能苟住!
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First of all, it is impossible to be given the title of King of Wu if he is not the child of Queen Xu during the Yongle period.
Well written!
Very well written, I have collected it. Here are some personal thoughts to mention. I have watched the drama "The Ming Dynasty" and the actors' acting skills are very good. Only Tang Wei's performance as the Demon Queen was really hard for me to express. Many times I feel like one mouse dropping spoils the whole pot of porridge. Because of her existence, I don't know where to position this drama. If we talk about watching men's dramas, Tang Wei's romantic drama is already off topic. If it is a romantic drama, Tang Wei successfully played the role of historical justice as the domineering president and his unreasonable Tu Nier. Originally, a good national phenomenon-level TV series was stuck in the second-rate and nondescript category because of Tang Wei. We can see the impact of a trash actor on the entire work. Therefore, if Sun Ruowei marries the protagonist, I think it will be a difficult place to deal with in the future. Tang Wei interpreted the role of Sun Ruowei into a very bad female character. She put the "Korean boss must fall in love with me" scenario into a historical drama. I really felt the difference after reading it. The cultural export to me through the screen and history made me crazy. I don't know if any brothers feel the same as me, but "Sun Ruowei" in the play did exactly that. The overbearing president's replicas of the emperor CEO memes, sister memes, green plum memes... Oh my god. Any female character in this drama can be saved, but the character "Sun Ruowei" must not! Such a woman has a serious illness in her mind. One moment I will talk to you about righteousness, and the next moment I will talk to you about personal affairs. On the surface, I am so straightforward, pure, and embarrassed, but in reality, I am a dirty, shameless bitch. In reality, anyone can get under her crotch, because as long as you can talk to her about "righteousness" when you say "righteousness" to her, and "intimate affection" when talking about "personal affection". She has no position, her position is the emotion and value she thinks at the time. And such people generally have no brains. In short, all the bad things happened to her. For example, compare her with Hu. Hu is just a deformed outlook on life among the servants in the palace. The male protagonist slowly takes care of, influences, and conditions her. She has a brain and knows who to lead and who to be loyal to. The protagonists are doing pretty well so far. No one is a saint, how can anyone have no faults? Several of Hu's mistakes can be explained by the gambler's mentality. As for why she wanted to gamble, it was because she had no foundation in the palace and no one could protect her, so she found someone to be a surrogate mother out of the blue. It can be said that the brain is very stupid. But, what does this matter? First, how much brains do women in the palace have to use? It doesn't matter if you are a coward in the harem, the fewer fools you have, the less trouble you have in the court. Second, for a woman who is insecure, if you give her enough hints of safety, she will be determined to convince herself. Once she spontaneously thinks that the protagonist is her one and only, she will be able to burst out with amazing loyalty without you having to brainwash her. On the contrary, Sun Ruowei is a bitch who is not familiar with anything. There is no word loyalty in her mind, everything is in her heart. The green plum is hung up, the emperor is hung up, and then repeatedly unable to come up with an idea. If it were you, taking the inheritance of a country and gambling on a girlfriend who compares you with your ex every day, would you accept it? This kind of woman will die wherever she comes from, right? She has no position at all. Whether you love her or not, whether you are powerful or not, she doesn't care. Do you understand? She doesn't even care. She knows exactly where her own value lies - you like her. So today she can compare you with your ex, and tomorrow she can compare you with a dog. Many people may not understand why she does this, but she actually knows better than anyone else that whether she can be a monster depends on whether you value her. In short, if you treat her like a human, she will dare to treat you like a dog. Tea? That's right, the originator of tea. This is the most unlikable character in the play, and is not very glorious in history. Now that I'm involved with the second female lead, it's really hard to say what will happen in the future. In addition, the author has been vigorously revising it. No matter what kind of tricks the protagonist does, it will eventually return to the original TV series plot. It gives people the feeling that the protagonist still can't get out on his own. The character is not tough enough. I actually suggest that you don't need to follow the original circle. Are you more imaginative? Write further away from the original work. Zhu Zhanji can write, the prince can write, and the princess can write. The second child, the third child, the protagonist every day, and Hu Sun every day are all fine. Writing side characters allows you to stay away from the plot and lay down foreshadowing at the same time. Let's push the main line slower. After all, the protagonist has never lived this big in history, and his existence itself is an anomaly. The second, third, and eldest children cannot be killed directly. Once they die, the balance will be lost. He should go to the countryside and become a vassal. Maybe, if one of the second and third eldest children dies, Zhu Di may have to take the lead role in order to balance the situation, but this will also make him inferior, and the road to the throne will be more difficult in the future. Zhu Di's brain, ability, and suspicion will not ignore the protagonist. So what the protagonist should do now is really to support himself. As for how to raise it, it depends on what the author writes. In short, the writing is good so far, keep up the good work!
It was mentioned at the beginning that the protagonist did not want Zhu Qizhen to be born, and Sun Yaohou did not enter the palace, so why not just kill her? Keep grinding and chirping
How should I put it? Every time I see the Fenghua of the Ming Dynasty appear in the history category, I feel incredible. The Fenghua of the Ming Dynasty has some relationship with history, but not much. It was a whitewash drama, and anyone who knows a little bit about history would probably have their views shattered by watching it. The eldest heroine, Empress Sun, can be said to be clean. Although she was also a great scholar in the Ming Dynasty, the emperor even fell into the water. Empress Hu and Empress Sun were really no different from others in history, so they probably changed a little when they were in Baozong. After all, the things Baozong did were not human affairs. In short, it is a TV series that is difficult to explain in one sentence, or it can be called a historical nihilistic idol drama. After all, there are really many people reading Daming Fenghua. I checked the book review section, and Queen Hu probably wanted to cry out for injustice. Just watch the TV series. In actual history, the reputations of Queen Hu and Queen Sun are opposite to those in the TV series. Queen Sun is the Demon Queen, while Queen Hu's reputation is not bad.
Isn't it a good idea to find someone gentle, kind and virtuous? In the end, I arranged for Demon Empress Sun. What is the author's hobby?
Zhu Yunxi was the only king of Wu in Ming Dynasty history. Later generations of kings would be taboo with this title, and no one would grant it at all.
Can you change the title "Emperor"?
The protagonist is to replace Renzong as the emperor. Dai Xuanzong is a bit far away. Now Chengzu is still planning carefully and deciding on his identity and throne 😏
The king of Wu in the Ming Dynasty was a noble thief, and there could not be another person. The first one was Zhu Yuanzhang's direct grandson, Zhu Biao's direct second son, and finally he was himself who died under house arrest by Zhu Di. He couldn't explain how he died.
I only read the beginning. Does it mean that the male protagonist was named King of Wu when Zhu Yunxi was alive? Although Zhu Yunxi was demoted to King Guangze, it would be too much to directly grant him the title of King of Wu now. This changed the direction and confirmed the matter of usurping the throne and treason, which Zhu Di would never admit. The records of Emperor Taizu of the Ming Dynasty compiled under the supervision of Zhu Di have always said that Zhu Biao was incompetent. His father, Zhu Yuanzhang, had to pass on the throne to Zhu Biao's lineage because of the powerful princeling party. (In the beginning, Prince Yiwen was restrained by weakness and was not worthy of the title. Taizu also heard that he had made mistakes in the palace.) Therefore, it is absolutely impossible for Zhu Di to use the title of King of Wuhuai. I haven't even used up the one-character kings of my own lineage, but I'm getting the title of king of another family lineage? How is it possible? Even if he was granted the title, Zhu Yunxi would have to die. Being demoted to the king's title does not mean that the king's title of his lineage was abolished. If Zhu Di was really focused on repairing the Ming Taizu Records, he would be in vain.
Is the protagonist marrying a demon queen? It's disgusting that the author writes so well
What is the purpose of having sex without wanting to? Fighting for the throne? How is it possible? No matter how you calculate it, you can't be the protagonist. It would be great if you just go to Hangzhou and become a wealthy prince. There are still more than 200 years before the demise of the Ming Dynasty. What a waste of time to worry about.
The King of Wu was the king's title before Zhu Yuanzhang ascended the throne, and it was basically impossible to be named again. Zhu Yunxi, the King of Wu, was an exception. He was the legitimate son of Zhu Biaoming. Emperor Jianwen was a concubine when he was born. His mother was only promoted after the death of Zhu Yunxi's mother. After that, Emperor Jianwen was barely regarded as the legitimate son.
It's really annoying. Why don't we just do it to Demon Empress Sun?
The reason why King Wu Zhu Ji changed his title to King of Zhou was that Wu was an important tax territory for the country and was not suitable for farming. This was what Zhu Yuanzhang said. Zhu Yunxi was also Zhu Biao's legitimate son, so it was understandable that Jianwen granted him the title of King of Wu. Why is the protagonist named King of Wu... He is neither a legitimate son nor favored, so how could he go to Hangzhou with Wu Fan? Besides, the King of Wu also has some political implications.
If you don't go, you will become a feudal lord. You are not afraid that Zhu Zhanji will bore you.
First of all, in the Ming Dynasty, no emperor except Zhu Yuanzhang dared to grant the title of King of Wu to other descendants. Because the significance of King Wu in the Ming Dynasty was to be a backup candidate for the crown prince. The future emperor. Because Zhu Yuanzhang became emperor from King Wu. The Ming Dynasty only had two Wu kings, one of whom was Zhu Yuanzhang's fifth son. Later, Zhu Yuanzhang wanted to prevent his son from developing ambitions. Only then did he change his title to King of Zhou. Another king of Wu also ascended to the throne and became emperor, namely Emperor Jianwen. Just like Li Shimin, he was promoted to emperor from King Qin. After that, the Tang Dynasty never granted the title of King of Qin.
Good guy, in the 10th year of Yongle, the protagonist is 18 years old, his cousin is called Zhu Zhanji, and Zhu Zhanji is only 13 years old.
Do you have to die in China when traveling through the Ming Dynasty? The world's first oil field, the world's first gold mine, the world's first silver mine and copper mine are the future. What's the point of fighting in this damn place? Zheng He had already drawn the map and was still working on one spot.
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