Great Ming: The Ruthless Imperial Grandson, Whom Old Zhu Begs to Stop Killing
大明：最狠皇孙，老朱求我别杀了
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What happened to Zhu Yuanzhang's other sons? Many of them were born out of wedlock.
This is utter garbage and toxic writing. What kind of ruthless people were Zhu Yuanzhang and Zhu Biao? Don't they understand the concept of beheading hundreds or even thousands of people at once? These two founding generals survived. Which courtier, tired of living, would dare treat the eldest grandson of the emperor like a child? What rubbish this is!
Is this novel plagiarized? Why is Zhu Di sometimes called the Fourth Uncle and sometimes the Fourth Brother? I feel like the same plot could unfold if the protagonist were the Twelfth Prince.
Zhu Xiong Ying died in the 15th year of the Hongwu reign (1380), at the age of 8. Hu Weiyong died in the 13th year of the Hongwu reign (1381). Damn it, they didn't even understand the basics before writing this nonsense, and it even got recommended!
I'm not saying anything, but what did Lady Lü do to deserve this? She was clearly a pitiful woman in history, yet she's still being subjected to all sorts of online attacks and smear campaigns by various Ming Dynasty circles.
In fact, as long as Zhu Xiong Ying was alive, Zhu Yunwen had no chance. The Ming imperial family's rule of establishing the eldest son as heir was not just empty talk. There was also the powerful Huai Xi noble family behind Zhu Xiong Ying.
According to unofficial historical records
Zhu Yuanzhang brought death to his parents, his wife, his crown prince, and even his grandson.
The introduction is so poorly written that it makes you think, "As Zhu Xiong Ying's eldest grandson, how could he possibly want to live a peaceful life?"
Author! You've eaten Zhu Yunwen! You don't even care about your own younger brother!
Rebellious grandson my foot! Unless Zhu Biao and Zhu Xiong Ying made a grave mistake, Zhu Yuanzhang would only clean up their messes afterwards.