The Sky Screen Face-Off: “The Son Takes After His Father?” Liu Che Sees Red

The most perverted thing about the seizing of the family is that it is not essentially that the brother seizes the throne of the younger brother, but that the father seizes the throne of the son. Jingtai was seriously ill at that time and had no heirs. He appointed Zhu Qizhen's son Zhu Jianshen as the crown prince. Zhu Jianshen had gradually taken over the management of state affairs. Zhu Qiyu was very ill. It would not be surprising when he died. As soon as Zhu Qiyu died, Zhu Jianshen succeeded to the throne. Then Zhu Qizhen made a coup to seize the throne, making Zhu Jianshen a human being inside and outside. It was all because of the Wan family who sacrificed their lives to protect him. The record is that when Zhu Jianshen entered the palace, the Wan family would not leave at all, for fear that Zhu Jianshen would be killed in the harem. Later, after Zhu Qizhen died and succeeded to the throne, Zhu Jianshen liquidated all the participants in the coup. If it weren't for the feudal society to liquidate his biological father, which was really unethical, Zhu Jianshen would have liquidated Zhu Qizhen as well 😅

Can't you write something in-depth about economics, politics, clan politics, academic aspects, etc.

Her soul in the Han Dynasty will not and will not be cut off, because the oath that offenders of the Han Dynasty will be punished even if they are far away will always be in the hearts of the Han people, and the Han people will never be slaves.

Taking stock of the novel, it has always been a failure to have a protagonist. Why should there be a protagonist? Doesn't the inventory article evolve from the composition arrangement, not the group portrait article?

With so many comments, who dares to fall into the trap?

It seems that the son is not like the father is said in Zizhi Tongjian, right? After so many years, there is basically no credibility, and those civil servants know everything about morals.