Daming: I Am Not Zhu Yunwen

Zhu Yunwen honestly said that as long as he was in his right mind, it would be impossible for Zhu Di to be dethroned. Zhu Di had no money or food, including Peiping, all of whom were under Zhu Di's control, and his sons were all being held hostage. While sending Li Jinglong, the number one war criminal, to beat Zhu Di, he was also suppressing military generals and exalting civilian officials. Let Emperor Chongzhen and Yuan Shun fight against the subjugated kings. Zhu Di will be imprisoned for life 🤫

Zhu Yunwen, be calm and don't mess around. It's really okay. Even if you play with women in the harem, as long as you ensure that the royal guards are loyal and sit firmly on the throne, why should you mess around? He completely committed suicide by himself!

No wonder no one looks down on it. The introduction is just for fooling the illiterate. If you know a little bit about history, you will smile when you see the introduction and then click "Not interested" to block a thread.

This kind of plot with a child in the beginning must be terribly slow. In the finale, it is not certain whether he can become the emperor or not. It must be something that cures Zhu Biao and calls him the escort. Then there are uncles and nephews rejoicing with their families, and there are a bunch of suggestions to make the king overseas. The finale is briefly touched upon, with the first half of the chapter ascending to the throne and the second half of the chapter.

I couldn't stand it after reading the third sentence in the introduction.

You don't need to read the brief analysis written by the author. The author has no idea that even a pig is no worse than Jianwen. Read the history of the Ming Dynasty carefully.

It's actually very simple for Zhu Yunwen to be a stable emperor. He just needs to be less aggressive in cutting down the vassal. After Zhu Di raised his army, he wrote to Zhu Yunwen. If the vassal king made a mistake, he could just cut off his guards and fine him. Why bother to confiscate his house and exile him? As long as the vassal reduction is carried out according to normal operations, Zhu Di will not be forced to raise troops. Moreover, before Hongwu's death, Zhu Di commanded half of the country's elite patrolling the border. It is not surprising that a general of this level can win the battle of Jingnan.

If Zhu Yunwen has anything good to write, the audience will not feel regretful and want to change.

Writing a book is really not something you just slap your forehead on. It's best to check more historical materials before writing. What I said before about Zhu Di definitely rebelling and that you have no chance of winning is enough to make me speechless. A round sky and a square place are even more classic. For people in the Han Dynasty, it was an ancient saying. Huntian said, Gaitian said, Xuanye said and so on are the mainstream, okay?

It just so happens that your mother's surname is Lu. What a coincidence. If you are in charge, you will marry her!

I can only say that it is a big failure if Zhu Di can rebel in this way. Normally, Zhu Di would not be given the opportunity or thought to rebel.

Even if Zhu Yunwen does his job well, he is just another Han Yuan Emperor.

Zhu Yunwen's base is the Jiangnan imperial examination clan. All his policies are planned and implemented by this group of people, so don't be offended by all the ridiculous moves. It's the basic behavior of this class.

Zhu Yunwen was not in the right position. No one dared to rebel until the crown prince Yuan's concubine Zhu Yunxi succeeded to the throne.