Daming: Grandpa Emperor, please get up and sit on my throne!

in short.

Zhu Yunhuan didn't say that what they did was wrong!

At the same time, he couldn't help but angrily complain: "This bunch of literati! They don't bleed and get stabbed, but they just complain and whine in the court! It's so fucking disgusting!"

Zhu Yunhuan sighed again.

His expression became increasingly troubled. "Actually, it's not just these scholars who are at fault. The most difficult part is with my uncles."

"The King of Qin, the King of Jin, the King of Yan..." Everyone naturally knew who Zhu Yunhuan was referring to. These powerful kings guarding the border were so numerous that they could be counted on one's fingers. None of them were just there to eat for nothing.

But someone immediately questioned it: "It's fine if the old man is in charge of us, but they are so far away, and they still want to control me?"

Zhu Yunhuan shook his head.

"It's not about you, it's about me."

"We are now in the same boat. If you do this, others will understand that it is my tacit approval."

"My uncles have fought hundreds of battles on the battlefield."

"How could you not know that the Jingnan Campaign requires a legitimate reason?"

"If the kings use this as an excuse to launch a rebellion, and the civil officials and scholars throughout the country incite the people with their pens, what should we do?"

Zhu Yunhuan looked at the many Huaixi generals intently, his eyes seemed to be asking questions.

Everyone could not help but stammer and look at each other, wanting to say something but really not knowing what to say - the crisis raised by Zhu Yunhuan was indeed concerning to them!

Can they cope with the vassal kings' rebellion?

But the princes' rebellion, coupled with the literati's verbal criticism and incitement...

In an instant, everyone seemed to see again the smoke and dust billowing under the horses' hooves, the mountains of corpses and the sea of ​​blood, and hear the deafening shouts of killing on the battlefield...

Why does it look like the scene when they first started the rebellion?

no……

A few words.

Is this going to cause chaos again?

Depend on!

That makes sense.

I couldn't refute it!

"Hahahaha! This kid really knows how to talk! Can we make this up for them?"

"After hearing what they said, we all feel that this group of people is courting their own destruction."

Seeing that this group of arrogant soldiers and generals were silenced again, Zhu Yuanzhang tried hard not to laugh out loud, and he felt that his grandson was more and more interesting.

Not only is his analysis of the problem sharp and to the point, he is also fully aware of all the situations and potential hidden dangers in the future. His way of speaking is also clever, always calling everyone "family" and speaking differently to different people.

A child of about fourteen or fifteen years old.

It actually managed to make this group of old foxes stunned.

"Furthermore, the hidden dangers of the vassal kings mentioned by Yunxun do exist!"

"Our sons are not easy to deal with!"

"Because of the news of my 'passing away', the civil officials in the court, the scholars throughout the country, the military commanders in Huaixi, the princes residing abroad... they all took everything into consideration in a short period of time. Even though there are still many shortcomings, this child is born to be an emperor!"

"The Jingnan Rebellion, a legitimate cause... This kid usually stays in his own courtyard, yet he's able to understand the court structure and the minds of the officials. I never thought he'd be so knowledgeable about military tactics..."

"At fourteen or fifteen years old, this little brain is more intelligent than Biao'er!"

"How many surprises does this child have that we don't know about?"

Zhu Yuanzhang thought about it briefly and couldn't help but feel incredible.

I couldn't help but think of Zhu Biao.

Zhu Biao's qualifications were certainly good. Over the years, he had acquired the ability to independently handle state affairs, and his benevolence and love for the people earned him support and recognition from both the government and the people...

But all of this was brought up by Zhu Yuanzhang from childhood to adulthood.

even so.

Zhu Biao still found it difficult to understand some of the ways of being a king, and he had the shortcoming of being soft-hearted.

Unlike Zhu Yunhuan, who was terrifyingly calm, he had completely put himself in the position of "emperor" to think and look at the problem.

What kind of environment did Zhu Yunhuan grow up in?