Traveling Through Jiajing: Zhu Di, You Come to Be the General

If Jiajing traveled through time, he would think it was the result of his cultivation of immortality and would work harder to cultivate immortality.

If the protagonist becomes the emperor, he will probably be more neurotic than in his previous life.

Before Jiajing was assassinated, he wanted to compete with Emperor Wen of Han. He was extremely ambitious.

Jiajing is one of those extremely selfish people. Even if he travels a hundred times, it will only bring about one result, accelerating the demise of the Ming Dynasty.

I feel that it is not as good as the original trajectory of Zhu Di taking over. Zhu Yuanzhang is procrastinating here, choosing a rubbish heir is still reasonable, and he also wants to praise his bad feet. Zhu Yuanzhang's decision to choose Zhu Yunzhen in his later years is worse than the witchcraft disaster of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. If he was not lucky and had Zhu Di, it would be the merit of the Song Dynasty again.

If you don't buy, read, or lick the editor, how can you get recommended? You can do it too, just as those guys can get in the comments section and be scolded by them all.

Why has the title of this book been changed? This title is not as good as the original title. The meaning is a bit unclear. It was clearly "Jiajing Time Travel" and now it has become "Jiajing Time Travel".

When I think of the operations of Emperor Daojun, who was very intelligent and proficient in maneuvering, in the early Ming Dynasty, I feel very emotional. But you are too serious, and there are many such serious Ming Dynasty books. You can read them, but you don't have such high interest and tolerance. As expected, I still really want to see the operation of Emperor Daojun, rather than the operation of a time traveler with the name of Jiajing.

Canghai sincerely requests everyone to follow up on reading, especially on Tuesday. Newbies also want to be recommended. Please, everyone. Thank you very much ლ(°◕‵ƹ′◕ლ)

It seems that Fang Xiaoru was executed by the clan, but not by the ten clans. The Zhu Shi clan belongs to the unofficial history, right?

It's well written. Although some parts are plagiarized, it's much better than the book "Meeting Zhu Yuanzhang with a Sword"

The emperors of the entire Ming Dynasty were probably not as powerful as Jiajing in terms of power and IQ... Going back in time to the early Ming Dynasty, I don't know how those civil servants played with him. He didn't fight against the civil service group before he started to cultivate immortality, but he was really refining the elixir but he didn't eat it himself 😁

Even if a foolish king sees purgatory on earth, he will not wake up, because people living in his era are living in dire straits. He knows it, but does nothing.

What the hell, Jiajing and Zhu Di are separated by hundreds of years. What the author opened is not a mental hole but a black hole. It's a waste of time. Farewell.

Not all the civil servants of the Jianwen faction cannot be used, they should be drawn together to fight against each other. For example, the Three Idiots, Huang Zicheng is a filial scholar and a rotten scholar, and Qi Tai is a capable minister, so he can be considered for use. There is also Lian Zining and Zhang Wei, both of whom are pretty good.

As soon as I ordered it, I saw that the author just changed the subject, which was outrageous. The first hundred pictures show Jiajing wearing Zhu Yunxi, and the last two pictures suddenly show Xiuxian.

What kind of bullshit book is this? At the climax, it suddenly changes to a book about cultivating immortals.

Who can outsmart Jiajing, who has the IQ and military power? He has traveled through time and space and is not allowed to go to death to cultivate immortality. He can only suffer the people severely.

There is a problem with the introduction. Jiajing did not know that it would be invaded by foreigners.

Why didn't Cheng Jianwen travel through time? Basically it's all Zhu Yunxi?

Regarding the history of the Song and Ming Dynasties, I recommend Station B (specialized in solving difficult and complicated diseases of the Ming Dynasty). The historical materials are detailed, the logic is self-consistent, and it is very consistent with the dialectical materialist view of history.

Call yourself an ancestor, what the hell?

Procrastinating and scheming, whether it is Zhu Yongwen or Lu, they are all small roles. One moment they are the king of Wu, and the next they are supervising the country. Playing this little trick, look at how originally Zhu Yongwen was the direct grandson of the emperor, and if the protagonist ascended to the throne, Lu could ascend the empress dowager position if she had her duty. If she didn't want to, it was absolutely fine. She only needed Zhu Yuanzhang to leave a verbal instruction or a posthumous edict. It was reasonable and reasonable that non-empresses and the emperor's biological mothers could not ascend the empress dowager position. Lu could not meet any of the three requirements. , Even if Zhu Yongwen came to power, he could only satisfy his biological mother, not his aunt and queen. Before Lu's restoration, all the children born in the East Palace had the Chang family. After Lu's restoration, the children born in the East Palace were called Lu's mother and concubine. Before Lu's restoration, all the children born in the East Palace were called Lu's mother or mother.

The purpose of reading this book is to see what Jiajing did during time travel, and even made cement. How is that different from modern time travel?

If Zhu Yuanzhang was really wise, mighty and wise, his wife, sons and grandsons would not die. . . . . . A qualified superior has no surprises in his eyes. . . . . At the same time, no one in the upper position is a fool, otherwise accidents will happen frequently and you will not be able to protect yourself. . . . . Those in superior positions only focus on results and do not remember the process. . . Zhu Yuanzhang, who enfeoffed vassal kings, was to suppress the landlord class and check and balance civil servants and nobles. The core is to defend the imperial power. But things worsened again and again. Cause him to keep counterattacking. And in the end, he compromised. Zhu Yongwen came to power. . . Zhu Di is a waste. Only his second son, Zhu Gaoxu, can barely balance. He had no choice. Zhu Gaozhi and Zhu Zhanji are too arrogant. So they don't live long. Without relying on Jingnan Xungui, Zhu Zhanji would have died long ago. However, Zhu Zhanji and Xun Gui are very different from each other in appearance. Early days are inevitable. During the Zhu Yuanzhang period, the imperial power was the weakest and the bloodline was the weakest. Zhu Yongwen puppet. Zhu Di, barely balancing civil and military affairs. Zhu Gaozhi, a scholar backfired. Zhu Zhanji, the warrior backfired. Zhu Qizhen, coerced by civil and military forces, Zhu Qiyu, a puppet, his whole family is dead.

Sitting up in shock while dying of illness, another short and feeble chapter

Come on, author! I recommend the new book "Bian Xia", which is based on the history of the late Northern Song Dynasty. Zhao Zhen, a later generation, traveled to the Jingkang year of the Northern Song Dynasty, and his soul passed through Zhao Zhen, the eighteenth son of Emperor Huizong of Song Dynasty. ! !

How about you go through the sixteen generations of the Ming Dynasty one by one?

He traveled through time and became Zhu Yuntong, and Zhu Di actually traveled through time and became Zhu Biao's son. Haha, that's not even true.

Tomatoes also have a book, which is somewhat similar