I, Zhu Gaoxu, Just Want to Be a Rich Prince

From the beginning to the end, Zhu Gaoxu had only two ways to go. 1. Ascend to the throne. 2. Run out of the Ming Dynasty's sphere of influence. Apart from these two options, all others are certain to die. He traveled to Zhu Gaoxu, who conquered the world, and either fought for the throne or ran away. Zhu Zhanji had no choice. He must kill Zhu Gaoxu. As for why, it was the same as when Lao Zhu killed Li Shanchang. Li Shan was not dead, and Lao Zhu was uneasy.

The only way Zhu Gaoxu wanted to save his life was to do nothing during the Jingnan period, not to do anything during the Northern Expedition, and to do nothing even if he was defeated. He could only lie down, because as long as you stand out, especially in the three aspects of money, food and soldiers, the emperor would be most afraid of him. If you don't become the emperor by then, you will die.

If the target is a wealthy prince 😏, then your nephew is still the emperor, so you still can't run away. Even emperors are a little suspicious, and they must die after death 😏

History books do not clearly record the rebellion of the King of Han. Most likely it was Zhu Zhanji who directed and acted to cut down the feudal vassals and take away the military power of the King of Han. It is estimated that it is only true that the King of Han acted in a hurry.

Is there no difference between you, a prince, and a commoner? Still being blocked? Don't have any territorial rights of your own? Write rubbish

I'm just curious about how old the author is and why he's so pure

Chapter 24, you are a majestic prince, but a group of women block the door. Awesome, what a retarded plot, you are still a prince, please change your gender.

Why are there always such stupid books? If you take a step further and become the best in the world, if you take a step back and the whole family is lying on the board together, you will still be able to lie down. I don't know what is in this little brain.

Without Zhu Gaoxu's desperate efforts to save Zhu Di, Zhu Di would have died when he was in trouble. Would you lie down and go to the underworld?

Unless you traveled through time when you were a child, he led the army to kill the enemy in Peiping. When Zhu Zhu proclaimed himself emperor, most of the military generals had already stood by his side. His brother could still protect him while he was alive. His brother's son would not be able to tolerate him when he became emperor, no matter who.

Where is the example of Zhu Di? Who can sleep until Zhu Gaoxu dies?

In fact, Zhu Gaoxu only had one way to go, that of being emperor, but there was no future for him to get involved in the court, so he had to find another way.

If I were Zhu Gaoxi, while my eldest brother was still alive, I would quickly make money and go to the American continent.

I really don't like the novel where he says he won't fight for the throne but does things that will make the new emperor kill him.

For the emperor, it does not matter whether he will rebel or not. What matters is whether he has the ability to rebel. If Zhu Gaoxu did nothing before the Jingnan crisis, how dare he bet whether Zhu Di could succeed without him? If the rebellion succeeds, unless the palace guards are dispersed, and the palace will support you, you will live under surveillance all your life, do nothing, and lie down. How dare you bet that your nephew will take you away before leaving? Zhu Gaoxu actually had no choice when traveling through time. He didn't want his whole family to die together, so he had no choice but to resolutely rebel. He went to Xuanwumen again and asked the emperor with the heads of his eldest brother's family and his third brother's family, who should the crown prince pass on to? In the early years of Yongle, Zhu Gaoxu got the support of the military. He roped in the sons of several major generals and joined them together, but they all got sucked into the water. The generals were still afraid that the emperor would settle accounts in the future, so they could only go to the dark side. The probability of success is not small. Or seal it to the seaside, conquer the world by yourself, and wait until the situation changes before raising troops again

I really don't like the emperors Zhu Gaochi and Zhu Zhanji's family. I don't know why everyone thinks that if Zhu Gaoxu doesn't fight after the Jingnan War, the Zhu Di family will love each other? Have you been affected by watching TV series? For Zhu Di, he was a rebel after all, and his son was his bargaining chip to control the court. Otherwise, wouldn't it be difficult for Zhu Gaoxu and the others to go and fight early? For Zhu Gaoxu, wouldn't his nephew's ascension to the throne be equivalent to the situation of the Jianwen Dynasty? Jingnan who succeeds once cannot succeed a second time. Just like Zhu Yunwen will not let go of his fourth uncle who can fight, Zhu Zhanji will not let go of his second uncle who can fight. Moreover, history has proven that Emperor Zhu Zhanji was not very good at his job. Let's not mention the sins of his son. What is the so-called prosperous era of culture and propaganda? Isn't it just giving up Vietnam and the land north of the Great Wall and living behind closed doors? Since then, Annan has become independent, and the nomadic people have grown stronger. Comparing the prosperous times of previous dynasties, which prosperous era will abandon the land on a large scale? Zhu Zhanji was responsible for at least half of the blame for the Tumubao Incident. Everyone always faces difficulties, but Zhu Zhanji just shrinks back when he sees difficulties. Isn't it because these areas are difficult to manage? Ming Chuang's so-called no cession of land and no compensation means you will occupy it and I won't care? Just such a prodigal son was praised by some people as a hexagonal warrior? None of these six sides is worthy of scrutiny. Let's talk about the boss Zhu Gaochi. Some people boast that his contribution to peace is no less than that of the second brother. Some people boast that his military ability is no worse than that of the second brother. His ability to govern the country is far beyond that of the second brother. Point by point, isn't the reason why his military ability is praised is because of the 10,000 to 500,000 defenders in the defense of Peking? First of all, Li Jinglong is very confusing. Is he really such a fool or is Zhu Di a traitor? Secondly, it is Monk Dao Yan who made the plans for the defense of Peking. It is Gu Cheng who really directs and dispatches. Zhu Gaochi mainly encourages and comforts, proving that he, the crown prince of Yan, did not escape, which played a role in stabilizing people's hearts. What kind of military capability is this? Besides, when it comes to governing the country, what can he learn from not being the emperor for a year? Some people say that he often supervises the country without causing any trouble during Zhu Di's campaigns. I would say, isn't the emperor at this time still Zhu Di? With an emperor above and hundreds of officials below, what can Zhu Gaochi do? Did he do something extraordinary while in prison? Without Zhu Gaochi, what trouble could have happened in the Ming Dynasty? Are all civil and military officials useless? My understanding is that Zhu Di was afraid that he and the second and third sons would be destroyed, and that someone would rebel during the expedition. In short, there were many reasons for Zhu Gaochi to supervise the country, but the main factor was the prince's identity rather than his ability. The function was like a mascot, because Zhu Di could not give him too much power at all. On the contrary, Zhu Gaoxu's military ability has been tested and proven. Although he has not shown it in governing the country, I think no matter how bad he is, he will not make the country full of war, nor will he abandon the land and live behind closed doors, right? After all, the territory that Zhu Di conquered was his painstaking effort, and he would definitely cherish it. Zhu Zhanji was completely a thief and betrayed his father, but Tian didn't feel bad. Zhu Di said that there is nothing wrong with Zhu Gaoxu looking like him. At least the two fathers should have the same philosophy. I think he chose the eldest son of the family to inherit the throne because of his compromise with the civil service group. He did not get the throne rightly and was afraid of his posthumous reputation. As for the fear of fratricide and the fear of not being able to face his old father after death, it is all nonsense. No emperor would be afraid of such things. Also, don't be influenced by some film and television dramas. Who doesn't know how outrageous the changes in these film and television dramas are? And as long as it's the second and third children in TV dramas from Zhu Di's period, they must be the villains. How well can the director film them?

Zhu Gaochi and Zhu Gaoxi refer to Li Jiancheng and Li Shimin. Zhu Gaochi is equivalent to about 1.1 Li Jiancheng and Zhu Gaoxi is equivalent to 0.7 Li Shimin. I am the emperor and the eldest brother is responsible for logistics. He mainly works in the army. If Zhu Gaochi does not die, Zhu Gaoxi can still live. As a result, Zhu Gaochi died soon. Zhu Zhanji looked at the second uncle who got involved in the army in troubled times. Can he sit still?

The King of Han's prestige among the military nobles was too high, and his grandson was afraid of his uncle, who had better conditions than the King of Yan. Zhu Zhanji's life was short-lived, and everything was trampled to death. Zhu Zhanji was suspicious of the nobles and would rather sit back and watch the civil servant Peng rise. The King of Han could not sit on the throne and the Han King family had to die.

It is possible that Zhu Gaoxu died unjustly. He had great achievements and shocked the master. He could also be someone who wanted to vent his anger on his father and take revenge for so many years of being suspicious. If he died so early, he probably went too far and suffered retribution.

Well, Shen Nong, let's talk about it. The writing is generally watery and records things like a running account. I usually don't comment on this kind of book, but a few days ago I was disgusted by the same book about Zhu Gaoxu, King of Han Dynasty. Reading this book made me feel much better. I have to praise it. Compared with that book, it is also about business. In that book, the king of Han bet with Zhu Di to make money for the sake of conquering Tibet. Then a general who had just rebelled and succeeded in military achievements was rejected by the businessman with the lowest rank in ancient times. This book is also about business. At least it seems that people can accept this logic. So if you just read this book alone, your personal taste may be different, but as long as you read that book and then read this one, you will feel refreshed.

It's this kind of old Taoist fairy preaching in a dream, giving the protagonist an opportunity. Is it difficult to say that the person you killed with a firearm was a craftsman who invented a better firearm? While talking about keeping a low profile and being a wealthy prince and surviving, he was also engaging in fairy tales. In feudal society, it is difficult for a person who is given an opportunity by gods and Taoists, and who is also a prince, not to worry about rebellion. If something like this threatens to shake his rule, he should get rid of it first. It is not difficult to find excuses. You must know that Zhu Di had a good dream when he raised troops. If the rating is full five stars, two stars will be deducted here.

The emotional drama is rough, but the rest is pretty good

Let's discuss it, what if you were Zhu Zhanji? How would you treat your second uncle and third uncle? ?