
Great Ming: Scheming for the Ren and Xuan Reigns
大明:谋定仁宣
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- 742k Words
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- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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What should I say? If you want to write history, then write it like the Ming Dynasty TV series. If you write fan fiction about a TV series, then classify it into fan fiction and not entirely into the history category. Zhu Gaoxu conquered Le'an in the 15th year of Yongle. After the Jingnan, Zhu Di did not allow him to take control of the military (except for his three bodyguards) and did not go on the Northern Expedition (because his meritorious service was greater during the Jingnan, Zhu Di did not dare to let him lead the army again) ps: Ming Dynasty Fenghua portrayed Zhu Gaoxu as too brainless. Xu Huizu commented that Zhu Gaoxu was "brave, ruthless, cunning, and a disloyal person." This is recorded in history. How could he be so brainless? You can tell just by looking at his battle at Baigouhe (Xuanzong deleted all Zhu Gaoxu's achievements and discredited them when compiling Yongle records) In the second year of Yongle, Zhu Gaosui was granted the title of Zhangde, the fiefdom of King Zhao. At the same time, in the second year of Yongle, Zhu Di was sent to Peiping to control the military and political affairs of Peking. It was not until I was in Peiping that I came to my own fiefdom. Where did he find the time to go to Nanjing to control Jin Yiwei. So I have always hated TV dramas that are made up without any common sense.
It's so uncomfortable. The protagonist created by the author is not heroic. When the Mongols carried out the siege and escort the funeral army, their first thought was that Zhu Zhanji could not die in order to stabilize the government. Later, they encouraged Zhu Zhanji to kill his two uncles in the name of stabilizing the country, which was perfect. There is no one that is impressive at all. There are countless ways to kill two uncles in history. I don't understand why it is written like a villain. Even if the Ming Dynasty God of War is kicked down in the future, Zhu Zhanji will end up with a rich family. It is a political machine and has no human touch.
The introduction is simply nonsense. Where did the army of 500,000 come from?
I'm really convinced. Renzong's ascension to the throne was simple and without twists and turns, but you wrote that he couldn't ascend the throne without the protagonist? How many chapters have I not finished yet?
I really don't like Zhu Gaochi's family. I find that many emperors refuse to give in an inch of ground, and these descendants and successors are all treacherous. It doesn't hurt. To be honest, is this Hexagon Warrior really well done? Maybe we have different ideas about the definition of prosperous times in ancient times, but I still feel that an era that shrinks and abandons the land casually cannot be called a prosperous age, right?
You pretend to be dead from time to time, and then lie back down again. This makes it impossible for everyone to subscribe or even not to subscribe.
Will the protagonist seize the throne of the Ming God of War?
Observe for two days
See if the light comes back
Will the protagonist kick out the Ming God of War in the later stage and become emperor (if so, will Zhu Zhanji pass the throne, or will he make a coup himself)
This introduction makes me unable to complain.
The introduction is too simple... I'm not a master