My Father-In-Law Is a Prince

The title of the book is "Father-in-law is a prince." If the prince dies, should your book be finished and sold out? When the prince was alive, he didn't want to save him. He thought about his death all day long. What do you call a father-in-law? Is it worthy?

In fact, Zhu Yuanzhang in his later years can refer to the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, in which Sun Quan, the king of Wei and Wu, was written according to Zhu Yuanzhang in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, including similar princes Sun Deng and Zhu Biao. After the death of Prince He, the two sons Sun He, Sun Ba, and the interest groups behind them fought with each other and were killed. It just so happened that Zhu Yuanzhang also had two sons, Zhu Xi and Zhu Fan, who died in mysterious circumstances. The first three of the four major Hongwu cases were presided over by Zhu Biao, and the last one was presided over by Zhu Fan. If the prince is sick, you should encourage him. Zhu Di is not the only one who has done this. Finally, he made his young son Sun Liang the emperor. The same thing happened to Zhu Yuanzhang, who also chose the young Zhu Yunwen instead of his young and powerful son Li.

Why do I feel that the author's writing is confusing the generations? If Lan Yu and the protagonist's father are brothers, then the protagonist should be of the same generation as Zhu Biao, and then the author wants to write that the protagonist is married to the prince's daughter?

Are all the people in this court mentally retarded? The protagonist has done so many shocking things, but everyone still thinks the protagonist is just a barbarian? Even the emperor and prince think so?

In Zhu Yuanzhang's era, did civil servants dare to assassinate people? Li Shanchang, Lan Yu, one after another major cases, tens of thousands of people died at once, but how many civil servants and ministers dared to look down on the emperor and prince when they returned to the Confucius Mansion? Zhu Yuanzhang could kill half of the court without blinking an eye. Would you like some common sense about history? You can joke about it, but you can't talk nonsense!

After becoming an official, all the money hired by the officials was paid by the government. Unlike the Qing Dynasty, all the money was collected. The local government had no money and could not even support itself without plundering the people's wealth

Looks like I'm holding my breath, it's better to go abroad and occupy land and become the emperor

The character design is very interesting and unique. He is a stubborn idiot and a street kid.

In history, there is obviously nothing to write about, but now it has become the mastermind behind various conspiracy theories.

Don't always call him the Third Highness, the Third Highness. Zhu Yunxi is the Second Highness, the second son of the Chang family of Zhengerbajing Zhenggong.

Try to keep the lineage of Princess Chang, and don't let Lu concubine pick the peaches. Princess Chang's son, Zhu Yunxi, died in confinement (the last obstacle to confinement was Xu Pingjun). Zhu Yunxi was suppressed and raised in the hands of Aunt Lu since he was a baby. Zhu Xiongying died at the age of eight without any reason at home. Zhu Biao died at home without any reason while he was away on a business trip. The Crown Princess often heads the family, and the concubines give birth to concubines, and the concubines can live. Aunt Lu is the head of the family, and the ladies together gave birth to two princesses. Can't ladies want to have children? Did someone kill the mothers and seize the children from the ladies, or did they give them abortion pills? Can Aunt Lu know how to absorb gong? Suck the ladies' babies into her belly? When I want to establish the king of Yan, I mention the king of Qin and the king of Jin. When Lao Zhu wanted to see King Qin and King Jin, they died. When it was time to establish a legitimate son, the legitimate sons of Zhu Biao's family, especially Zhu Yunxi, could not compete with a certain concubine (in Ming Dynasty novels, the inheritance law of the Fengshenbang, please refer to the specific reference to Prince Shang's natural legitimate son, the same mother and brother are concubines...). Lao Zhu wanted to make him King of Yan and asked him to go home. He never thought that he "happened" to be ill. There were only Zhu Yunxi and his wife in front of the hospital bed (Zhu Yunxi and his brothers were not worthy of serving?). When Lao Zhu's body was still cold, someone sharpened his knife against his sons, crippled five of his sons, forced Lao Zhu's twelfth son to death and then humiliated his family after his death. He is cruel and ruthless, killing his uncle and vassal is comparable to eating and drinking. Abolish the policies of the Hongwu Dynasty and attempt to restore the well-field system (the last one was Wang Mang). He is stupid and bad, and discriminates against all northern people. The stones blocking the way are all placed just right, taking the initiative to make room for Aunt Lu and Zhu Yunwen. When the identity of the legitimate wife and legitimate son was needed, Princess Chang died in confinement, Zhu Xiongying died, and Queen Ma, who was protecting her eldest grandson, also died. Princess Chang, Zhu Xiongying, Queen Ma, Zhu Biao, King Qin, King Jin, and Lao Zhu, even if they hang out in different orders, it would not be Aunt Lu, Zhu Yunwen, and her son's turn to take advantage.

Laughing to death, Zhu Biao is about to die, why are you letting this go?

Zhu Yuanzhang is written like a fool, and the whole process is the protagonist's personal show😂

If Lu's writing is a bit harsh and from the perspective of conspiracy theory, she should be a silent blow to the second son Zhu Chongxi. If the other daughters write this, it will make her very jealous.

Zhu Biao must be saved, otherwise Zhu Yunxi will have no chance to inherit, and the protagonist will definitely die!

This is an honorable military position. When you know the outcome, you should be prepared with both hands. While Zhu Biao is still alive, try your best to fight for it politically, but there is no need to be too persistent. During this period of time, a lot of money should be spent to buy off and tie up a few guards. After Zhu Biao died and the situation could not be restored, the easiest thing would be to go in and chop Zhu Yunwen directly. At the worst, it would not be worse than the original history.

At the beginning, the male protagonist is punished to kneel for a few days, which will reduce some readers. As a time traveler, it is unwise to put yourself in a disadvantageous position. Many people will be disappointed with the male protagonist.

The author treats the prince as nothing. The prince's status as a prince is gone, and his majesty as a father is also gone. It is a bit illogical.

The author's protagonist has no self. It would be more interesting to set Zhu Yunxi as the protagonist's doppelgänger.

The title of the book is about the father-in-law and the prince. I thought the main plot revolved around Zhu Biao, but what is it about?

I haven't updated for several days. Is it going to stop updating?

Come on, brother, make it a perfect ending, don't end in an anticlimactic end. ✊✊