Great Ming: His Father Is Useless, So He Must Summon the Founding Emperor

When Zhu Yuanzhang was alive, Zhu Gaojiu was not favored by Zhu Yuanzhang. What's more, you are still Zhu Gaojiu's son. If Zhu Yuanzhang was really alive and you complained, you would only get scolded. Zhu Yuanzhang would only save your life and he wouldn't care about anything else.

I think if Zhu Di died later and Zhu Gaochi died in front, then Zhu Gaoxu could legitimately inherit Zhu Di's position, because the legal principle of Jingnan is that when the prince dies, the throne is passed to the younger brother instead of the grandson. If Zhu Di forcibly established Zhu Zhanji, he would have personally broken his own orthodox legal principles.

It's a breath of fresh air, unlike other historical novels that are lifeless. It's very lively and interesting. It says what you have to say and doesn't mess with it for the time being.

It's not bad as a historical novel, but it's okay as a Leziwen.

How can you live to adulthood after doing so many things?

It seems that Zhu Yuanzhang's death was not normal. He was buried even after the first seven days! As for ascending the throne, it is even more funny. In history, many emperors ascended the throne first and the deceased emperor was laid to rest. None of the emperors of the Ming Dynasty died normally. It was usually the result of doctors taking action or not. But if it's someone else, it's usually okay for a doctor to take action. There was only one Emperor Jiajing, who made his own medicine and took it himself, and lived to an old age. However, his dedicated doctor died, and he died soon after (he was saved from death by a palace maid). By then, those doctors who treated the emperor to death would later be promoted and become rich. Also, there are records of people called emperors selling their daughters when they couldn't make ends meet. The state stepped in and bought them back (the money was paid by the state, which is equivalent to selling your daughter to prove that you really have no money). Then the unofficial history records that he went to patrol the border, not to fight against Wala. He didn't know why the team was beaten (it felt like there was something wrong with the border team, and he couldn't make a clear decision, so he went over to have a look, and then the people there were like Hajimi, who was frightened and pretended to be the emperor of Wala), and then ran away and met the tribute team of Wala (a credit from heaven)! ! ! The money given is a bounty! ! If you are caught, don't you think the compensation is a bit small?