Sky Curtain: The Overlord Charges into Battle, Shocking Emperors of All Dynasties

During the Yongle reign of the Ming Dynasty,

The ministers, observing Zhao Guangyi's series of actions, felt a sense of familiarity.

Isn't this the same tactic used by our own Emperor Taizong?

Zhu Di was truly a perfect combination of Li Shimin and Zhao Guangyi!

"Ha ha ha ha"

"The Donkey Cart God of War!!!"

Zhu Gaochi laughed heartily, completely oblivious to the slightly different atmosphere in the hall.

Many people almost couldn't help but laugh when they saw the image on the screen referring to Zhao Guangyi as the "God of War on a Donkey Cart."

However, the oppressive atmosphere in the main hall made them suppress their smiles and think through all the sad things they had experienced since childhood.

Who knows if Zhu Di will react negatively, thinking our laughter is a veiled mockery of him? They certainly don't want to be branded as remnants of Jianwen's regime like those others!

The Prince of Han is truly formidable. He was unharmed even after receiving a sweeping kick from His Majesty. Did he realize his fate and then suddenly unleash his full power?

Seeing that no one in the hall echoed his sentiments, Zhu Gaoxu's laughter gradually subsided. He glanced at his father...

Zhu Di's face was tense, and he was desperately trying to suppress his smile. He really wanted to laugh too.

He never really thought highly of Emperor Taizong of Song, although the two shared some similarities in their attempts to whitewash their succession to the throne.

But he never lost a battle, so how could later generations not call him the God of War of the Ming Dynasty!

He now felt that the title of "God of War" had been tainted by Zhao Guangyi, and Zhu Di had begun to dislike the title.

Zhu Di looked up, intending to suppress his laughter by looking at the sky, but unexpectedly he saw the comments on the celestial screen.

【A donkey cart travels two hundred li in one night, living up to the expectations of the Song Dynasty and to you】

Two hundred li was merely the limit for a donkey, not the limit for Zhao Guangyi.

Follow-up comment: Donkey: For my peanuts!!!

Follow-up comment: I can't imagine how miserable that donkey's butt must have been!

Legend has it that after Zhao Guangyi fled to Zhuozhou, he felt hungry, so he killed a donkey and stuffed the donkey meat into a baked bun, which is the origin of the Hebei donkey meat bun.

"Pfft, hahaha!"

Zhu Di couldn't help but burst into laughter.

Seeing that Zhu Di was also laughing, Zhu Gaochi slapped his thigh and burst into even more excited and loud laughter.

With Zhu Di and Zhu Gaochi taking the lead, the court officials no longer held back and burst into laughter.

If the emperor laughed, then they could laugh too; they were masters at reading people's expressions!

Actually, Zhao Guangyi wasn't that bad. Although he wasn't good at fighting, he was quite capable at governing the country.

Follow-up comment: Indeed, in the three hundred years of the Song Dynasty, besides Zhao Da, he was the only other emperor who could be considered truly capable!

Follow-up comment: Actually, he was a very capable emperor within the imperial circle, but placing him in Emperor Taizong's circle makes him seem a bit... out of place.

Follow-up comment: (Image) Even if the garlic is incorporated, it's still an outsider's perspective.

What does this mean?!

Zhao Kuangyin's feelings were somewhat complicated.

Are all future generations so disappointing?!

Oh no, not his descendants.

Zhao Kuangyin gritted his teeth, thinking that all the emperors after him were descendants of his second brother!

The Tang Dynasty had a whole host of emperors after Emperor Taizong, including Emperor Xuanzong, Emperor Daizong, and Emperor Xianzong. The Ming Dynasty also had Zhu Gaochi!

In the past three hundred years, apart from those two, there hasn't been a single capable and enlightened ruler?

I can't take it anymore, I'm so angry! I'm going to beat up my second brother again to vent my anger!

It seems that the Song Dynasty's emphasis on civil affairs over military matters, and its suppression of military power, began during the reign of Zhao Guangyi.

Follow-up comment: That's right, the Song Dynasty was the best era for liberal arts students!

Follow-up comment: I agree with Zhao Guangyi on this point, or rather, anyone who experienced the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period knows that Zhao Guangyi did the right thing!

Follow-up comment: Sometimes, overcorrection is necessary!

Follow-up comment: But in a way, it was a good start. The civil officials of the Ming Dynasty all wanted to return to the situation of "sharing the world with the scholar-officials" like in the Song Dynasty!

Zhu Yuanzhang's eyes were cold as he swept his gaze across the ministers in the hall.

He knew what these people had been thinking all along, but he wasn't like the emperors of the Song and Yuan dynasties.

If you want to do things according to the practices of the Yuan Dynasty, or if you want to be lazy or even seize power, you should first think about the fates of Guo Huan and Hu Weiyong.

Zhu Yuanzhang grinned, beckoned Zhu Biao to his side, and gave him a warning. His voice was loud and echoed throughout the hall, suggesting he wasn't speaking only to Zhu Biao.

"Biao'er, listen to me carefully: using civil officials to control military personnel is unacceptable, and using military force to suppress civil officials is also unacceptable!"

"Civil officials should do what civil officials are supposed to do, and should only think about governing the country."

"A military commander should focus solely on how to fight."

"The chaos of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period, and the subsequent humiliation of the Song Dynasty by foreign tribes, all stemmed from a failure to maintain proper balance in these conflicts!"

Zhu Yuanzhang paused, his eyes filled with anticipation as he looked at Zhu Biao.

"In a few years, once you've become more skilled, we'll pass the leadership to you."

"We'll keep an eye on things for you, see if anyone dares to be so audacious as to turn our Ming Dynasty back to the state of the Song Dynasty!"

At this point, Zhu Yuanzhang fixed his gaze on the group of civil officials, his eyes filled with warning and murderous intent.

He doesn't care if a few more major cases break out.

The Ming Dynasty lacked many things, but it had no shortage of people who wanted to become officials.

If you don't want to do it, there are plenty of people who do!

Actually, Zhao Guangyi can be considered the most versatile emperor in history.

Huh? Where did this claim come from? Wasn't the sky screen constantly belittling him?

The ancients were immediately curious. The term "all-rounder" didn't seem quite right to describe Zhao Guangyi, since he wasn't very good at fighting.

Is it necessarily Sun Ce who had a steel bar stuck in his head? It could be Zhao Guangyi.

Two images suddenly appeared on the sky, one clear and the other completely black, with only a blurry human figure visible, a black object piercing through its head.

This photo was clearly taken from a history exam paper printed by the school printer.

After all, the school's printers... those who know, know!

Ah, well, although I don't know what steel bars are, comparing them to Sun Ce and the others gives me an idea. It really does look like their heads have been pierced.

It's so clear and bright!!

It wasn't necessarily Cao Mengde who liked other men's wives; it could also be Zhao Guangyi.

Was it definitely Sun Quan who buried 100,000 soldiers alive? It could also have been Zhao Guangyi.

Is Liu Bei the only one skilled at escaping? It could also be Zhao Guangyi.

What does this mean?! What does this mean?!

There is prejudice, and future generations will be prejudiced against me.

Cao Cao's face darkened.

He doesn't like other people's wives, it's just that all the pretty ones have already been married off to others.

So he doesn't like other people's wives, he just likes pretty ones!

The prejudice against him by later generations is simply too much!

"Bury 100,000 soldiers??"

Sun Quan's face was very ugly. He said, "You mean that battle at Hefei?"

Sun Quan still remembers that battle; it was the greatest humiliation of his life!

How can you blame him? The other side was simply inhuman; eight hundred people charged straight at him!

Huh? Sun Quan seems to have discovered a blind spot.

Zhang Liao had 800 men, Li Shimin on the sky had 800 men, Huo Qubing had 800 men, and Zhu Di also had 800 men. What magic does this number hold?!

These descendants really didn't give him any face at all.

Of course, he also admitted that he had indeed been running for almost half his life, and if it came to running skills, he could be considered to have some experience!

However, Liu Bei felt that Zhao Guangyi's donkey was no less impressive than his own Dilu.

He can also be the Savior! !

Could that donkey be a famous donkey in the world?