Rebel of the Great Ming, Yongle, Abdicate the Throne
大明逆子，请永乐禅位
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- Ongoing
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- 160k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 2y ago
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Nonsense! Zhu Gaochi's throne was more stable than anyone else's; Zhu Di never even considered deposing him as crown prince. You've watched too many TV dramas!
Don't worry, it won't be a disappointment.
I've known the author for seven or eight years; he's reliable and a veteran author, so you can confidently continue subscribing. He had a few other excellent books before, but they were all swallowed up by censorship.
There are red envelopes in the group.
Go to the author's homepage to find the fan group; the group owner/admin will occasionally send out red envelopes (digital cash gifts).
Happy Mid-Autumn Festival
It's Mid-Autumn Festival, everyone join the group, I'll send out some red envelopes.
This prompted Zhu Zhanji to exclaim, "How can there be a crown prince for 50 years?" 😏
Urge for more updates
Update soon, and go out to play mahjong less.
Zhu Gaochi was far from capable of asking Zhu Di to abdicate.
Could the author really be influenced by marketing accounts and believe that Zhu Di was Zhu Gaochi's general in the Northern Expedition?
I've checked and all of the author's other works are finished. I'm actually quite looking forward to this one. Books featuring Zhu Gaochi as the protagonist are relatively rare, so I hope the author can persevere. Of course, it also depends on the author's personal commitment. There are too few chapters right now, so I'll let it rest for a while and keep reading. I'll continue reading as long as the author updates. 👍