
The Foolish Son of Zhu Yuanzhang
重八家的傻儿子
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- Completed
- Length
- 2.5M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Reader comments 42
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This is not a stupid son
This is crazy criticism, son. How dare you openly talk about the art of Nightmare Suppression in the palace, and plan to deal with your own brother. If this was the case in the Han and Tang Dynasties, you would have no one left.
The Ming Dynasty is a real family, and the people of the whole country support their family. If Zhu Yunwen, a fool who was deceived by the civil servants, had not appeared, Zhu Di would not have rebelled at all.
I feel relieved when I see so many people scolding me
It was a little bit too talkative, and I was both amused and speechless. About Song Lian and the protagonist, the protagonist's sentence of "investigation of things" shocked Song Lian, and the sentence of "Xinxue" made him think that the male protagonist created his own genre. First of all, the theory of Xinxue and the study of things originated in the Southern Song Dynasty. The most famous one is Cheng-Zhu Neo-Confucianism. The author said that the male protagonist created his own psychology and established an independent school. The typical thing is that he did not make preparations, which is considered a poisonous point. But compared to the one below, this one is really good. First of all, does the author know which lineage Song Lian is from? A few generations back, he was Zhu Xi's eldest disciple. He was from Zhu Xi's lineage, and what he inherited was Neo-Confucianism. Who do you want the male protagonist to pretend to be in front of, and you choose Song Lian? How could he still not understand the theories of his ancestor?! I really doubt that Song Lian will crawl out of the coffin in anger after seeing what you wrote.
Self-righteousness is self-defeating
I can't stand it anymore. I'll scold you even if I spend money. If you don't kneel to the emperor, you are considered worthy. Your parents and masters don't kneel. Why are you still pretending to be noble by making a clever name? Pretending to be unfilial and unrighteous? Forcibly give a title to each chapter. Is it okay to leave the title blank? Every title is a fuss. A few sentences can repeat a chapter, which is also awesome 😜 Bad review! 0 Points!
To be honest, I can't tell whether this is a fairy tale or a historical novel 😥
The author is out of his mind, he rebelled against Lao Zhu, and then the protagonist came to be the savior, haha, or Lao Zhu set up a trap, anyway, all good things belong to the protagonist 😴
I feel relieved when I see so many people scolding me and seeing monthly tickets getting less and less every month. There are still many normal people 😁😁😁
These two chapters keep using Li Shimin as a metaphor, which makes me speechless. Who is Li Shimin? He killed his brothers, his brothers, his nephews, and even put the emperor under house arrest. Given Zhu Yuanzhang's emphasis on clan, would he think it was a good thing for his grandson to be similar to Li Shimin?
It looked okay at first but it became more and more undesirable. I felt like I wanted to write a self-titled post later on.