Your Highness the Crown Prince, This World Shouldn't Be Like This

The Real Zhu Yuanzhang: An Extreme Peasant Despot &nnspsp; Zhu Yuanzhang in the Eyes of Ming Dynasty Fans: A Stern Yet Humane Father

What the heck? Zhu Biao rebelled?

Did Zhu Biao rebel? What a novel phrase! 🤭

Putting aside any preconceived notions, this book is a gem. The author seems to lack historical knowledge, as he tries to apply late Ming dynasty information to the early Ming dynasty.

If I were the crown prince, the first thing I would do upon ascending the throne would be to execute the protagonist.

What could Zhu Biao rely on to rebel? His core group consisted of Zhu Yuanzhang's own. Other crown princes at least brought their own inner circle, but Zhu Yuanzhang, with his peasant mentality, wanted to use the sons he trusted. Zhu Biao, however, had no such inner circle.

What kind of restoration of China did Zhu Yuanzhang achieve? He even acknowledged the Yuan dynasty as the legitimate dynasty.

How should I put it? Why should we help the Ming Dynasty? We were born under the red flag, why should we help feudal landlords?

I didn't watch it much. First of all, the subject matter wasn't what I wanted—Zhu Biao rebelling? What's the point of a rebellion? He really doesn't respect Zhu Yuanzhang. Even then, it would have to be Zhu Yuanzhang's decision.

Let's revise the fiscal system that was conceived in the Ming Dynasty.