Daming: I Advise Zhu Yuanzhang to Fake His Death and Watch the World

It's too outrageous. The opposite is the cause. There are still a lot of people analyzing it. Civil servants are invincible in the world, right?

Judging from the results, this explanation is most consistent with common sense. The death of Zhu Biao's family was strange, and the defeat of Zhu Yunzhen was also strange. However, in the end, the Ming Dynasty was ruled by civilian officials, and even the emperor could be replaced.

The death of the Chang family was tacitly approved. In order to win over the civil servant group, the Chang family died and the Lu family quickly rectified the situation. Zhu Xiongying was also moved by the Lu family or the Jiangnan clan. He died, and Zhu Yunwen could only ascend the throne.

Is that outrageous? The emperor faked his death, and then he became really dead.

The emperor faked his death, you are really a genius, haha

The emperor faked his death. It really made me laugh. It's easy to fake death, but your popularity, rights, etc. Are really dead. Could it be that you suddenly came out and said that I just faked my death? Do you think all the vassals, civil and military officials believe it or not?

How much credibility does a Ming history that the Manchus compiled for nearly a hundred years have and how much has it been altered? A novel written with this kind of Ming history as the background is not a misidentification of the children.

Don't think that Zhu Yuanzhang is omnipotent. Looking at the edicts issued a few months before his death and the final use of the tiger talisman to show the fourth son to the capital, one can imagine that he had no one he could trust at that time. (There are clear records in the Zhaoshu, and they are not made up by me. There are actual records in the Ming Dynasty, which can be checked in the history of the Ming Dynasty)

Stop the quarrel, stop the quarrel, family members, Qin Shihuang is a fw, he was killed by the remnants of the Six Kingdoms, the Emperor Gaozu of the Han Dynasty is a fw, he brought up Zhu Lu, Emperor Guangwu of the Han Dynasty is also a fw, the aristocratic family started to grow bigger, Sui Wen Tangzong is also a fw, they are all They were puppets of the Guanlong nobles, Song Zu and Mingzu were also fw, and they could not solve the civil servant group. The Yuan Dynasty was fw, creating so many princes, and set back more than a thousand years. The Qing Dynasty was even more fw, turning China into a semi-colonial and semi-feudal society. In short, the ancient emperors were all fw. The real people in power in ancient times were the aristocratic families, the Guanlong Group, and the civil service group, but in any case, they were definitely not the emperor! Okay, let's break up the meeting

Anyone who advises the emperor to fake his own death is in trouble.

Personally, I feel that in history, Confucianism represents the Confucian family, and it is hidden deeper than anyone else. Look at history, no matter what dynasty or generation, no matter how turbulent it is, Confucianism is firmly seated on the Diaoyutai, and it is all the rhythm of the Confucian school's rise to power. There is no scheming in it, and I don't believe it. The Confucian family is respected behind the imperial examinations of all dynasties. How did his class exist for a long time and remain standing? It's like a tomb robber note. The Changsheng family inside, but there is a faction behind the scenes, and I don't know how many secret hands are hidden behind it. One thing is certain, that is, the Kong family must have mastered the promotion of court officials behind the scenes, and all schools have their people to act secretly to mark potential stocks. No matter how you fight against the rising officials, the Kong family will definitely be the majority, and you still unconsciously favor this group.

Have you ever seen Let the Bullets Fly? If you have seen it, you will have discovered that you will not be able to survive after you fake your own death.

The Tumu Fort Incident is really dark

There are too many conspiracy theories. Chang and Zhu Xiongying were simply ill-fated. In the early Ming Dynasty, no one had the ability to kill them secretly. Don't mention Lu, Lu doesn't have this ability. Who is really so capable? It would be better to kill all three of Lao Zhu's family. Kill two irrelevant ones. Are you afraid of exposing yourself and not dying quickly enough?

Have you ever heard of a man named King Zhao Wuling😜

In fact, what happened to Lao Zhu's family is a bit weird, but thinking about it conversely, there will definitely be traces as long as it is done. When the Chang family, Zhu Xiongying, Empress Ma, Zhu Biao, Zhu Xi, and Zhu Fan were all dead, Zhu Yuanzhang didn't find any signs to prove that he really had nothing to do with the Lu family Zhu Yunzhen. The death of each of these people would be a huge disaster, and they were all dead. Zhu Yuanzhang didn't investigate? Don't be too conspiratorial, but Jianwen has the destiny to be emperor, and he is the son of destiny, even though he will only be emperor for four years.

After reading several great discussions with you, I wanted to laugh. Conspiracy theories have been around for so long, have you ever thought about one thing, and the most fundamental thing, is Confucianism. In other words, it is the ideological stamp that the descendants of Confucianism who lived by Confucianism left for themselves, the imperial power, and the world. After all, the Han Dynasty only respected Confucianism, and later literati had such words as "drunk and lying on a beautiful woman's knees". So all of this requires power. How does power come from? Then there are the gentry. No matter how you fight against this class, money and power are their life. If you fight against them, you will take their life. Can you beat it? In the case of this book. Unless you "fight" the country again. I guess no one will be following you by then.

After reading the first 50, I feel it's okay, but I don't know if there will be external seals in the future. Anyway, most of the people writing this now have the same meaning, which is expansion. After all, in reality, our country can't do it at the moment and can only be obscene in novels. I have read too much anyway. I don't know if this is the case. Anyway, if internal friction is not resolved, I don't agree with directly transferring conflicts. After all, there are only so many places. How to transfer conflicts after fighting? It's not like we can transfer the contradiction to space. How good would it be to turn internal friction into involution? That's all. Let's see.

I made an abandoned child, but he abandoned me without asking any questions. I really don't believe that people can withstand torture.

Update quickly, but don't keep dragging out fake dead-water numbers. I hope it doesn't start out good again, and then the real-water numbers will become more and more rubbish.

I felt pretty good when I first read this novel. It has been a long time since there has been a Ming Dynasty time travel drama filmed in China. After this novel is completed, can it be remade into a TV series? It will become a huge hit across the country and become a classic IP. Just like "Celebrating More Than Years", it was remade into a TV series and completely became a hit across the country.

In the early Ming Dynasty, the civil servants were able to defy the will of heaven. Is this because Lao Zhu did not kill him or the General Zhengbei was too kind? Whatever happened, he could blame it on the civil servants.

This is an old tradition that started in the Song Dynasty. For example, it was called the Jingkang Incident. Like the Xuanwumen Incident, after Song Weizong was placed under house arrest by the literati and the prince, the prince became a puppet. The literati felt that it was not safe, so they asked the Jin people to come and package Song Weizong, his son and the clan to the Jin Dynasty. Why is it called the Jingkang Incident? Because of the novels written by a hair-shedding scholar, such as the ritual of leading a sheep, the humiliation of princesses and concubines, it is all about the immorality of riding a horse. Under the promotion of thoughtful people, it became the shame of Jingkang. The reality is that they lived a very good life and had more than a dozen children. There is nothing to say about their treatment. Song Weizong must be the emperor and a great scholar and artist. So he is the guest of the illiterate and savage Jin. In the Song Dynasty, there were no normal successors to the throne. Some of them established a prince, who was close to death and could not live for a few years, or else he was a puppet. The Ming Dynasty started with Zhu Yuanzhang and also included Zhu Yuanzhang. In his later years, Zhu Yuanzhang discovered something and wanted to make the fourth son the prince (at this time, the second and third sons were dead). He died before the edict came out of the city, and was mortued. He was buried after seven days without letting the prince come back. Damn it, that emperor died and his body was kept for at least a month. Zhu Yuanzhang was the founding emperor and he was buried in seven days. He was probably poisoned to death because he was afraid of being discovered by those princes. The later emperor Zhu Di died in a similar manner. The prince knew that there was something wrong with Zhu Di's death. The incomprehensible decrees he issued after he ascended the throne were just to appease the literati so that they could settle accounts later. The literati were smart enough to see it, so they sent him away. Later, he was the same as the Song Dynasty. Later, when he came back and was put under house arrest, he was still able to rise up first because of his ability, and secondly, maybe his puppet brother had some help.

If Jin Yiwei is so awesome, why can't he find out the mastermind behind it?