Ming Dynasty: My Father Zhu Gaoxu

Zhu Di rebelled himself and did not want his descendants to do the same, so he must pass it on to his eldest son. If there is no chance in the normal way, the more he behaves, the sooner he will die.

The most ridiculous thing about Emperor Cricket is that he is a "good holy grandson". Both father and son are short-lived. If the cupping chicken scheme does not succeed, the eldest nephew will definitely be killed directly. The short-lived emperors have a greater impact on a country than a single emperor. 😒

I gave up when I saw that Chapter 28 was written as an excerpt of the memorial! I can't tell the difference between the Qing and Ming authors!

No one will read this kind of writing. It doesn't matter what Zhu Di is interested in. I couldn't stand it after reading 5 chapters.

The background of the main character, the transparent person, the loser, all the plot of the TV series

Why do I feel like I've read this title and subject matter before? Isn't the author reincarnated from the dirt?

I couldn't stand it after reading five chapters. The author's political consciousness is too poor, and his sense of writing historical literature is as naive as a female channel. You think that the King of Han will not die if he doesn't rebel. A second uncle who has military exploits and prestige in fighting against the prince and his nephew must be eliminated. For the King of Han, the government is to strike first and gain the upper hand, which is the same as Li Er. Do you think the power of the King of Han can be relinquished? Seizing the direct line is not a matter for one person. It is a group of people who help the king of Han to seize the direct line. If you want to have the merit of following the dragon in the future, you will not fight if you don't want to fight. The king of Han who could not bring them any benefits was the name of his subordinates who changed their families.

It's just crazy. Based on this introduction, the author's historical skills are definitely not up to standard. If you can't understand the feudal monarch's thinking about passing on the descendants rather than passing down the virtuous, then you are not qualified to write about this kind of subject!