Your Highness the Crown Prince, This World Shouldn't Be Like This
太子殿下，这天下不该是这样的
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- Ongoing
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- 196k Words
- Genre
- Historical
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- Male
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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- 13h ago
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- Qidian
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The real Zhu Yuanzhang: an extreme small-scale peasant authoritarian. Zhu Yuanzhang in the eyes of fans: a strict and humane old father
What the hell? Zhu Biao rebelled?
Did Zhu Biao rebel? , Such a novel word 🤭
I don't think this book is a fairy tale. The author doesn't seem to know much about history. He just uses things from the late Ming Dynasty to the early Ming Dynasty.
If I were the prince, the first thing I would do after ascending the throne would be to execute the protagonist.
What did Zhu Biao use to rebel? His team belonged to Zhu Yuanzhang. The other princes led the Donggong team. Old Zhu Xiaonong thought that his son should also use the good ones. As a result, Zhu Biao had no team.
I didn't read much. First of all, the subject matter was not what I wanted. Zhu Biao rebelled? What's the use of rebellion? If you really don't take Zhu Yuanzhang seriously, then only if Zhu Yuanzhang is willing
Let's change the fiscal system that was conceived in the Ming Dynasty.
Regardless of whether Zhu Yuanzhang wanted to recreate China, he recognized Yuan as the orthodox one.
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To rebel against the founding emperor? Did you read that right?
Asked about the bean bag
Looking at it this way, it's actually understandable.