I, Zhu Gao Xu, Just Want to Be a Rich and Idle Prince
我朱高煦只想当个富贵王爷
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Zhu Gaochi only had two paths to choose from: 1. Ascend the throne; 2. Escape the Ming Dynasty's sphere of influence. Any other choice meant certain death. Having transmigrated into the body of Zhu Gaochi after conquering the world, he had to either fight for the throne or flee. Zhu Zhanji had no choice; he was determined to kill Zhu Gaochi. The reason was the same as why Zhu Yuanzhang killed Li Shanchang: Zhu Yuanzhang wouldn't be at ease until Li Shanchang was dead.
Zhu Gaochi could only save his life by doing nothing during the Jingnan Campaign, doing nothing during the Northern Expedition, and doing nothing even after becoming a barbarian. He could only lie low, because if you stood out, especially in terms of money, provisions, and troops, you would be most feared by the emperor. If you didn't become emperor yourself, you would die.
The target is a wealthy prince 😏, and even if it's his nephew becoming emperor, you still can't escape. Emperors are all a bit paranoid; if you're destined to die, you'll die anyway. 😏
Historical records do not explicitly state that the Prince of Han rebelled; it's highly likely that Zhu Zhanji orchestrated the rebellion to weaken the princes' power and seize their military authority. The only genuine evidence is that the Prince of Han, in a moment of desperation, actually swept his leg in the process.
Chapter 24 turned into mindless reading.
You, a prince, are no different from a commoner? And you get cornered? You don't even have rights to your own territory? This is rubbish.
I'm just curious how old the author is, to be so innocent.
Chapter 24, you, a dignified prince, are blocked at your door by a bunch of women. Amazing! What a ridiculous plot! Are you even a prince? You should change your gender, stop being a prince!
Why are there always books that are so brain-dead? The idea that "one step forward and you're the best in the world, one step back and your whole family is lying flat" is ridiculous. I don't know what's going on in that little brain of theirs.
If Zhu Gaochi hadn't risked his life to save Zhu Di several times, Zhu Di would have died during the Jingnan Campaign. Would you have just gone to the underworld lying down?
Unless you traveled back in time as a child, he was already leading troops in battle in Beiping. By the time Zhu Yuanzhang became emperor, most of the military generals had already sided with him. If his brother were alive, he could still protect him, but if his brother's son became emperor, no matter who ascended the throne, it would be difficult for him to tolerate him.