Rebel Group Chat, Starting with Zhu Yuanzhang

A group portrait article without a clear protagonist is quite niche. The results are probably not going to be very good, author, please do your best.

The first time I read this kind of historical article, I thought it was very simple, but I didn't expect that the author was very researched. Liu Bang, Zhang Jiao, and Zhu Yuanzhang basically wrote based on mainstream history. The interaction, answering questions, punishments, and rewards are also quite interesting, but the pace is a bit slow, please update more. Two updates a day is too little. When should we update more?

According to new research and speculation based on documents, Zhang Jiao was not a rebel who wanted to overthrow the Liu family, but was a religious leader who mobilized believers to carry out large-scale prayer activities in order to better support the Han Dynasty, so that the Han Dynasty could be appointed again and continue to rule the world, but there was a slight deviation in the process.

In history, during the Northern Expedition of the Red Scarf Army, one of the Red Turbans was stabbed in the back by one of his own men, Zhao Junyong. After killing Mao Gui, he disappeared without a trace. Zhu Yuanzhang sent people to search for him but could not find him. Liu Futong was almost killed by people sent by Zhang Shicheng. Fortunately, Zhu Yuanzhang rescued them. The only one who is awesome. Mr. Guan is honored as Zhu Yuanzhang! As a result, after entering Goryeo, they quickly degenerated and became arrogant and licentious in the city. Many people even got married and had children. Anti-Yuan, what anti-Yuan, what does it have to do with us? As a result, many soldiers and swords were taken away by these Goryeo wives during a Hongmen Banquet. As a result, during the Hongmen Banquet, all these people were gone. Zhu Yuanzhang wrote to the Korean envoy that Mr. Guan's group of men and women did not deviate from the law and only wanted to be greedy and promiscuous, so they were also bad! It's also quite a pity. Chen Youliang killed his old master Xu Shouhui and usurped the throne, causing Ming Yuzhen to break with him. Not only did Zhang Shicheng not resist the Yuan Dynasty, but he also sent food to the Yuan Dynasty and acted as a dog to the Yuan Dynasty. This is why Zhu Yuanzhang looks down on the Red Scarf Army. This is fucking internal fighting. Zhu Yuanzhang realized the importance of economy very early. How early was it? To about 15 years. Lao Zhu knew the truth about military discipline and winning the hearts of the people to win the world

Thinking of a hell joke, if you want to get a good death by following Zhu Yuanzhang, you have to die earlier than Zhu Biao.

See Zhang Jiao's audience status. The first reaction is to explore the map. It consumes no flying units. How suitable for exploring the map.

The rumors about Zhu Yuanzhang's opposition to Mencius are actually rumors. On the contrary, Zhu Baba respects Mencius😊 "Records of Taizu of the Ming Dynasty" (Volume 76) In this volume, under the entry "Xinsi, November of the fifth year of Hongwu" (November 1372), Zhu Yuanzhang's edict is clearly recorded. The key sentence of the original text is: The edict said: "Mencius distinguished heresies, refuted evil theories, and invented the way of Confucius, so he should be worthy of enjoying it as before." (Mencius distinguished heresies, refuted wrong opinions, and made contributions to carrying forward the way of Confucius, so he should be worthy of enjoying the Confucian Temple as before) It is false to expel Mencius from the Confucian Temple. "History of the Ming Dynasty, Volume 139, Biographies 27, Qian Tang Biography" records that when Mencius was dismissed from the throne in the fifth year of Hongwu, minister Qian Tang objected fiercely, saying, "If I die for Meng Ke, I will die with more honors." The problem is that Qian Tang was demoted in the third year of Hongwu's reign and died in the fourth year of Hongwu's reign, while it was the fifth year of Hongwu's reign that Mencius should be given the title. "Mencius' Jiewen" was submitted by the Ministry of Rites and approved by Emperor Zhu. At that time, it was just a matter of setting the examination outline and marking the test points. After Hongwu, it actually became the same sin as burning books and humiliating Confucians? ? ?

It would be great to let Zhu Yuanzhang experience the hobbies of his descendants. Zhu Yuanzhang is like a cricket even if he shows off, hahaha

Updates are a bit sparse, but the article is very interesting, okay?

Write well, this kind of writing is easy for eunuchs to write. If you can write 500 chapters, it is considered a victory.

I originally planned to just read it to pass the time, but who knew that the writing is quite good, more than a bit better than many time-travel historical texts. It looks good and I like it. I will speed up the progress.

It's quite interesting. I've already caught up on a book.

It's not bad, as long as you don't brag about Qin Shihuang and Yang Guang later, you can subscribe

As mentioned, I will continue to subscribe if I maintain this level in the future.

It's interesting, but there are too few people in the group

It's okay. After reading Dang Shuangwen's novel, I can see that the author doesn't have any big mistakes so far. I hope that in the future, he can refer more to historical materials and academic consensus on Lao Zhu, instead of making some character designs about loving his wife and loving the people. After Lao Zhu took over the world, he and his vassal sons are really too abstract, including Zhu Di, who is also a person who constantly engages in abstraction in order to prove himself. Lao Zhu himself is also a time-tested warrior of feudalism. The system construction is really a mess. Moreover, he is also a clan patriarch, favoring boys over girls. He has also implemented the sacrificial burial that has been gradually abolished since the Qin and Han Dynasties. Above, as far as I am concerned, from the perspective of Lao Zhu's behavior, he is too selfish and it is unlikely that he will become "the people's 🤴" in the eyes of fans. Even if there is a chat group, he is already middle-aged when he joins the group, and it is impossible to change his background.

At present, each leader has quite distinct characteristics. This is the first time I have read this kind of historical group portrait article, and I think it looks quite interesting. There are just too few updates🙂

In other words, Zhu Yuanzhang's later behavior will not make his subordinates rebel, right?

No King Xiao Ming? There was no Liu Xiu, no Zhu Wen, no Sun Yat-sen, no members of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, no leaders of the several White Lotus Revolts, no Song Jiang.

A very interesting book, chat group, different historical lines, multiple characters, multiple angles, the main character is Zhu Yuanzhang, but other characters are also wonderful!

It's quite interesting, but I don't know how long it will take to write.