
The Rebellious Son of Yongle: Zhu Di's Mindset Crumbles
永乐逆子,朱棣心态崩了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 401k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Zongheng
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Synopsis
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93Fans
65Recommendations
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No matter how imaginary it is, it is based on the historical Ming Dynasty. Where does he have the confidence to call himself the Yongle Dog Emperor? No matter how you stand up, you must respect the ancients.
What the hell is this written about? The majestic emperor dare not recognize his own son for fear of this or that. This old-fashioned routine becomes more and more disgusting the more I read it.
To be honest, the author is not very good. First of all, the sentence "No one worked as an official in the Ming Dynasty" shows his ignorance. On the surface, there is nothing wrong with the low salary of Ming Dynasty officials, but they all have a tax-free quota. In order to avoid taxes, their relatives, friends and fellow villagers put their land in their names and handed over the tax they should pay to these officials. Therefore, the poor officials are completely ignorant. Secondly, the compromise with the gentry and landlords will only encourage their arrogance. They will drink poison to quench their thirst and feel complacent that they have reduced the number of killings. Furthermore, it is just what others say without asking for a clear explanation. Shen Wansan's life and death in the Yuan Dynasty had nothing to do with Lao Zhu's half cent. It was just a smear campaign by the Qing Dynasty to revise the history of the Ming Dynasty. Moreover, in the early Ming Dynasty, there were only precious notes in banknotes.
I also read another book by the author, "Father Li Jinglong: Xiaoyao Xiaoguo Gong", and the protagonist of this book is also Zhu Di's illegitimate son. I guess there are many similar plots and overlapping characters. However, this book is much less readable than "Father,,,,". It almost feels like it was not written by the same person! The whole plot is told in a straightforward manner and feels very rushed, with almost no ups and downs in the story. In the book "Father,,,", when I saw the protagonist charging into the enemy camp on horseback carrying explosives, I was so moved that my eyes became wet. However, I didn't want to read this book, so I gave up the book!
If it were me, I would run away subconsciously and treat the other party as a human trafficker.
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I just started watching, you gave me a eunuch
What happened to the author? No update for two days?
This thing can be extracted into 180 kilograms