Zhu Di: My Nephew, I Have No Intention of Rebelling!

As long as Zhu Yunwen doesn't seek death as he did in history, Zhu Di can't resist. After all, the gap in strength is really too big. It's a miracle that Zhu Di can win. Zhu Di's rebellion was completely forced by Zhu Yunwen. He forced his uncle too hard and gave him no way to survive.

Zhu Di was able to succeed, and half of the credit was due to Zhu Yunqi. Almost all the generals behind him rebelled. This kind of thing is even more outrageous than what Chongzhen did. He was not well-liked by the generals, but he ended up offending all the generals.

It's a big idea, but it's unrealistic. . The plan was good, but it just couldn't be implemented. Without cheats, without plug-ins, without prestige, nothing can be done.

The writing is so outrageous. The administrative efficiency seems to be higher than modern times. I went to ask about the change of household registration and taxation in half a month. It made me laugh.

The plot of this book is too taken for granted. Let's just say that Fang Xiaoru, Qitai, and Huang Zicheng are the three representatives of the civil service. They represent more than just individuals. They are the ones you can remove if you want. Then there is the external enfeoffment of the vassal king. Why do you think the vassal king will obediently listen to your words and go out to open up wasteland? If you want the vassal king to go out, Zhu Yuanzhang and Zhu Biao will give the order. They are the only two who can suppress the vassal king. Why do you, a junior, have to do it?

If you say that you are also a common person, then why should the ministers listen to you, why should the army listen to you, and why should the common people pay you taxes? Are you crazy?

The first one is so addictive, the author doesn't know what to say about it even if he has no historical knowledge. You should watch the video account to read the history.

First, at this time, we have not thoughtlessly cut down the vassal. The situation is still a situation where we are all blood relatives, so why should we be afraid of Zhu Di? Second, even if Zhu Di rebels, it can be seen from the original history that other vassal kings do not have the courage to rebel, so you can use the entire country's troops to wipe out a small Peiping. Is it difficult? What are you afraid of? In the previous chapters, the author has always emphasized the fear of Zhu Di. Is it so scary? What are you afraid of him for? Are you afraid that his beard will be longer than yours?

The writing style is too bad, and the knowledge reserve is not enough. I feel that people with a junior high school education or above cannot read this, it is too uncomfortable.

It feels like the protagonist always takes things for granted. To do what you do well, you must first have the authority and someone to do it. If there is no one to support you, you will end up alone and everything will be just a matter of paper.

It would be too dramatic to create a plot about future generations.

You can't defeat Li Shimin, but you can still defeat Zhu Di if you have Liu Bei's ability.

There are pictures, as follows The identity of the protagonist is the emperor, Emperor Zhu Yunwen Jianwen

It is the first time for a novice to write history, and he has no experience, but it is rare for him to have time to write. Let's make do with it. Anyway, I only wrote 800,000 words, so it basically can't be too long.

Who is more rubbish, Zhu Qizhen or Zhu Yunwen?