Spoiling History: Starting from the Three Kingdoms

[Actually, if Lao Zhu scrawled that Lan Yu wanted to rebel, then most people would still believe it.

After all, logically speaking, once Zhu Biao dies, the only heirs that can be established are Zhu Yunwen and Zhu Yunxi. One of them is fifteen and sixteen, and if they fall into Lan Yu's hands, they will be crushed.

And according to Lao Zhu's style of striking first, logically speaking, Lan Yu has been forced into a dead corner, and there is indeed the possibility of a desperate attempt.

But this possibility is definitely not the one recorded in "Ni Chen Lu" where old scholars, kiln burners, fishermen, rice sellers, etc. all sit together in a room to plan for something big.

To put it bluntly, this method of conviction is a bit insulting to one’s intelligence. 】

For Zhu Yuanzhang, the discernment he had honed during this year's intense processing of memorials every day was of obvious use.

Although the Guo Huan case had been on his mind before, for Zhu Yuanzhang, it was a case that must be handled and investigated, so he didn't need to worry about it for the time being.

Although Lan Yu's arrogance and domineering troops and destruction of customs made him frown wildly, he thought that since these things had not happened yet, it would be okay to let it go for the time being.

But comparing the two, Zhu Yuanzhang felt more and more that he should cherish Brother Xu Da.

What's the use of just being able to fight? The most important thing is to be a model military minister and have the demeanor of a famous general. From this point of view, even if Lan Yu has the power to destroy the residual Yuan, he is still not as good as Xu Da in Zhu Yuanzhang's heart.

And if the Chang Yuchun brothers had not suffered any misfortune...

Shaking his head in his heart to let go of the irrelevant sentiments, Zhu Yuanzhang even thought that the joke about "the emperor wielding the golden hoe and the empress of the East Palace baking big cakes" did not exist at all.

We will definitely not revise the "Nie Chen Lu", this matter is all a lie!

Skipping everything else, Zhu Yuanzhang was the first to express his disapproval:

"At that time, the hero should be crowned, why can't he be crowned prince?"

Although he said this, Zhu Biao seemed to be able to hear a sense of forcefulness from his father's words.

It was Empress Ma who reacted faster than Zhu Biao, but she didn't know what to say for a moment. She could only hold her husband's hands tightly and lean her head over there.

She heard her husband take a few rapid breaths, which seemed to be squeezing the air in his chest, and then he breathed a long sigh of relief, and said to the eldest son who was a little at a loss as if with regret:

"Perhaps, as the younger generation said, we killed too much and caused disaster to you, making both father and son suffer the pain of losing a son."

Zhu Biao felt his throat was a little tight. It was rare for his father to be in such a weak state, but every time he saw him, he felt like his heart was being twisted.

"father……"

After calling out, Zhu Biao turned his head and called out again softly:

"Hero."

Although this son had a mighty name, he was born with a quiet and taciturn temperament. He did not inherit half of the bravery of his father and King Kaiping. On the contrary, he was quite good at reading and did not talk about martial arts.

Zhu Biao also comforted himself about this, saying that his father ruled the world with fierceness, and he would need to be treated with leniency when he came to court.

In such a situation of mercy and fierceness, when heroes come into contact with government affairs, they will be able to implement benevolent policies and benefit all people, following Wen Jing's example.

In this case, you don't need to know much about martial arts. Even if your physique is a little weak, it doesn't matter. But now it seems that it is this slight tolerance that prevents the hero from strengthening his physique?

Zhu Biao didn't know, but he still knew what to do at this moment, so he stretched out his hand towards his seven-year-old son:

"Don't be afraid, don't worry, dad is here."

Zhu Xiongying looked at his uncles with inexplicable but somewhat pity expressions, and looked at his grandfather's slightly sad expression. He carefully approached and hugged his father around his waist.

Judging from the gradual tightening of strength, this son seems to have understood something, at least...understood some of the disasters that happened to him.

But that's okay. Zhu Biao tried hard to shake off the haze in his chest, lowered his head and showed a smile:

"Xiongying, how about you practice boxing with dad starting tomorrow?"

Seeing this little head nod, Zhu Biao's smile became more relaxed, that's all, let's do it step by step.

However, this made Zhu Bai cheer:

"Brother, I also want to practice boxing and fitness with my nephew. How about that?"

Zhu Biao looked at his twelfth brother, who was about the same age as his son, and then thought about how many younger brothers they had yet to be born according to what the light curtain had said before, and then thought about his younger brother's age. He couldn't help but want to admire him like the fourth brother. All of a sudden, Dad’s glory is still there.

But why hasn’t the fourth child come back? Are you already full?

Seemingly understanding his son's glance, Zhu Yuanzhang couldn't help but cough. Thinking that he had laughed with Guangmu before about Tang Gaozu being raised as a stallion, he felt like holding his forehead.

However, these things finally succeeded in dispelling the unpleasant atmosphere, and Zhu Yuanzhang finally started to think about other things.

Which of the two Biao'er will he choose? He had the answer in his mind, but would he be worried about the young master's doubts? Perhaps this is the beginning of a major case. No wonder there is a deep affection between uncle and nephew.

Tomorrow was silent and felt that the fog seemed to be lifted a little, but there seemed to be more places that were unspeakably transparent.

Then he raised his head in silence.

[He died neither because of Feiyang's domineering nor because of rebellion. It is no wonder that the Lanyu case is closely related to Zhu Biao's death.

As for the roughness of the work, it is most likely related to age.

When Hu Weiyong was cured, Lao Zhu Shang was still in his prime, so he was able to kill people with a soft knife and plan step by step, and finally saw the end of the plot.

When it came to the Lan Yu case, Lao Zhu's time was running out, so he struck quickly and ruthlessly, using a sharp knife to cut through the mess.

Some even speculated that "Record of Rebels" itself was a manifestation of Zhu Yuanzhang's Alzheimer's disease, but this is pure nonsense. After all, when Zhu Yuanzhang handled the North-South List case, it was already the 30th year of Hongwu, and there was no sign of dementia.

It can only be said that this thing is probably similar to "History of Yuan Dynasty". The editing is fast, urgent and rough. Zhu Yuanzhang was only responsible for checking, but unfortunately his checking level was not very good, and finally created such a thing.

But this is too far-fetched. In fact, looking back at the Hu-Lan case, it can be regarded as a whole. In this major case that lasted for half of the Hongwu Dynasty, Zhu Yuanzhang showed political means far beyond his military talent, and showed that killing was not the purpose but the means.

Starting from the Hu Weiyong case, Zhu Yuanzhang repeated the extremely simple but easy-to-use means of pulling one faction, stabilizing one faction, and killing one faction, and finally completed the complete elimination of the entire noble group of the Ming Dynasty.

In the first stage, the nobles were used as a knife to break the Secretariat and the Grand Commandery, and the nobles who surrendered, such as Kang, Zhu, and Hu, were taken with them, which guaranteed the interests of the nobles in the right side of the Huai River. Naturally, no one opposed it, so a group of new nobles were naturally conferred, which made all parties very satisfied.

In the second stage, the newly grown nobles were used as a knife to clean up the corrupted Huaixi old party; in the case of Li Shanchang, as many as 22 nobles were implicated in the name of the Hu case, but the 20 nobles who were conferred after the third year of Hongwu were basically intact, which can be found in the history books.

Under normal circumstances, these nobles who were cultivated and spent the running-in period with Zhu Biao would become the best team, but with the sudden death of Zhu Biao, these plans had to be changed, so Zhu entered the third stage.

The seventeen noble families involved in the Lan Yu case were all new nobles after the third year of Hongwu. They were wiped out at this point. Although it weakened the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Yuanzhang obviously did not think there was any problem when the foreign threats had been eliminated.

But Zhu probably did not expect that even with such painstaking efforts, Zhu Yunwen could still overturn the car. He was both inexperienced and playful.

However, from another perspective, if it were not for Zhu's three-stage extermination, it would be hard to say whether Zhu Di could successfully evolve into Emperor Yongle.

After all, if Lan Yu was alive, it would still be hard to say whether Zhu Di dared to overturn the table, but from another perspective, it was obviously impossible for Lan Yu to obey Zhu Yunwen's orders under this circumstance - even if Zhu Yunwen was replaced by Zhu Yunhuan.

From this assumption, it is more certain that from the death of Zhu Biao, the outbreak of the Lan Yu case was only a matter of time. 】