
Great Ming: I Asked Zhu Yuanzhang to Abdicate from the Start, and Zhu Yunwen Lost It
大明:开局请朱元璋退位,朱允炆人麻了
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- Completed
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- 536k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical Transmigration
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- 1y ago
- English
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Long chapters of tens of thousands of words! Don't look at the number of chapters, look at the word count. Each of my chapters has a lot of words, eight or nine thousand or even ten thousand.
No, Lady Lü's two younger sons were also legitimate sons.
If you recount the historical events—the Lan Yu Case, then the Jingnan Rebellion—Old Zhu (Zhu Bajie) will be able to make a fairly accurate judgment. What's there to laugh about? The answer is already there.
Anyone can reduce the power of the princes; the second emperors all did the same, the difference was in the measures they took.
Your weak foundation doesn't mean you lack connections. In the entire Ming Dynasty right now, who has a more prestigious status than you?
Because he's always wanted to kill you.
What's the point of saying all that? Just keep talking about the distinction between legitimate and illegitimate children. Do you think your talent can change that distinction? You're just encouraging infighting within the royal family.