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Zhu Di of the Ming Dynasty: My Dear Sage, You Should Be the Emperor of the Ages!
The war broke out again in Mobei, and Zhu Di, the founder of the Ming Dynasty, led his army to march north. Before leaving Beijing, this decisive emperor handed over the responsibility of supervising the country to the crown prince's third son, Zhu Zhanyi. There was an uproar in the court, and civil servants forced the palace to abolish Zheng He's fleet on the grounds that "sea transportation was a waste of people and money". "Banned shipping?" Zhu Zhanzhen sneered as he stood in Danqi, his blac
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Daming: Zhu Yuanzhang, Our Seventeenth Son Is Outrageous!
Zhu Yuanzhang, the great emperor of Hongwu, woke up from a dream and saw the rise and fall of the Ming Dynasty over the past century: after his grandson Zhu Yunwen ascended the throne, he bloodyly cut down the vassals, King Xiang set himself on fire, King Yan ate with pigs, and the front steps of the nine vassal kings were stained with blood! In anger, he glimpsed a completely different timeline: the most inconspicuous seventeenth son Ning Wang Zhu Quan killed the imperial envoy with one sword a
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