The Great Ming's Beloved Imperial Grandson
大明好圣孙
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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The moment I read the beginning, I noticed a problem: Zhu Yuanzhang kept using the term "" (Zhen, meaning "I, the imperial emperor") in his speech. Zhu Biao and Zhu Yuanzhang had a very good relationship, and he wouldn't have used such an official tone in their responses.
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History is not so benevolent. Zhu Biao was the most stable crown prince, not the one with the most power. Furthermore, Zhu Biao's relationship with his brothers was very poor. Just look at his relatives and friends. In a family where the emperor couldn't treat everyone equally, don't expect harmony among the brothers. Besides, all the other brothers were subdued by Zhu Yuanzhang, not Zhu Biao. Not to mention, the historical records compiled by Zhu Di are entirely defamatory towards Zhu Biao.
Was Zhu Xiong Ying Zhu Zhan Ji's uncle?
The writing lacked the gravitas expected of a historical novel. It seems many modern historical fiction writers like to use grand pronouncements to show off to those in power. It's not that intentionally showcasing the protagonist's views is bad, but any action should consider the right time, place, and people, and align with the protagonist's established character, rather than resorting to…