Speaking of the setting of the TV series "Daming Fenghua", I have to say that the screenwriter's brain hole is really imaginative, putting aside the historical description, and directly sketching a "fake" Ming Dynasty. Because in addition to the daily life of several fathers and sons of the Ming family, the other plots are simply not a little bit off. However, the screenwriter also had a relatively round arrangement, that is, in the early stage, the four members of the Zhu family were arranged to jointly swear a poison oath in front of Zhu Di not to harm the Zhu family, otherwise they would have a short life; then they arranged for Zhu Zhanji, who became the emperor, to kill his second uncle Zhu Gaoxu; finally, arranged for Zhu Zhanji to die young, and died less than forty years ago.
This plot can be described as the most complete arrangement, after all, the combination of true and false is easy to convince people, Zhu Zhanji's early death is true, and the oath is false. In fact, it is also true that without mentioning the real performance of Zhu Gaoxu in history, just talking about Zhu Gaoxu's ability to die in the play, Zhu Zhanji will not let him continue to bounce there. In the play, Zhu Gaoxu, the King of Han, in order to shake the position of prince of his eldest brother, even did the work of sheltering Jing Nan's orphans. Although Zhu Di, as the final victor of the Battle of Jingnan, occupied the imperial palace and became emperor, he was very taboo about the orphans of Jingnan.
After all, Zhu Di's most reasonable thing (although he was a loss, but he did not regret it) was to launch the Battle of Jingnan. In order to create turmoil, the King of Han actually began to plot from several years ago, and then hoped to use these Jing orphans as his own pathfinders to achieve the purpose of driving the eldest brother off the position of prince. Later, thanks to Zhu Zhanji's proper planning, he successfully exposed the conspiracy of the King of Han and defused the crisis of his father. Although Zhu Di's face could not do anything to the King of Han, this did not prevent Zhu Zhanji from giving the King of Han a big fork in his own little book.
Zhu Di had already seen that his second eldest was not a fuel-saving lamp, and this boss was willing to tolerate him, could his grandson also let him go? Therefore, in order to restrain his grandson, Zhu Di forcefully pulled several sons to take out his eldest grandson, and made a poisonous oath that if he mutilated the Zhu family, he would be punished by heaven and then short-lived. Unfortunately, Zhu Di's participation not only failed to stop the behavior of the King of Han, but on the contrary, it encouraged the arrogance of the King of Han, and he actually had the audacity to defile the Hu clan who participated in the selection of the princess concubine! The King of Han obviously wanted to help Hu Shi run for election, but he still took advantage of it himself.
You know, whether the ancient show girl finally succeeds or not, she already belongs to the emperor, and the Han King's behavior is obviously intentional, and it is obvious that he does not put his nephew in his eyes. How could such a second uncle possibly be treated kindly by Zhu Zhanji? After all, this Zhu Zhanji was not a monk of the Tenth Dynasty who practiced Buddhism. Therefore, Zhu Zhanji would definitely not let go of such a second uncle who was pulling on his head. Moreover, in real history, the behavior of the Han king was also excessive. It is said that the sudden death of Zhu Zhanji's father also has an inexplicable relationship with Zhu Gaoxu.
However, the death of the King of Han did not stop. In order to directly ascend to the throne, the King of Han actually wanted to learn from his father's direct rebellion and move away several mountains across his body. The ending, well, is very clear, naturally it is a failure. Just imagine, even an ordinary person, after his second uncle died several times, would be dissatisfied, not to mention Zhu Zhanji, who grew up in the royal family. If the eyes could shoot arrows, Zhu Gaoxu would definitely have been shot by Zhu Zhanji long ago. Moreover, Zhu Gaoxu, who became a prisoner after the failure of the rebellion, was still adding to Zhu Zhanji's blockade.
After Zhu Gaoxu was demoted to a commoner and imprisoned, when Zhu Zhanji went to visit him, he tried his best to trip Zhu Zhanji with his feet. Zhu Gaoxu's practice completely angered Zhu Zhanji, and no bloody emperor would tolerate such an enemy again. Therefore, Zhu Zhanji finally couldn't bear it, and he ordered someone to hold Zhu Gaoxu in a large copper cylinder weighing three hundred pounds, and light charcoal around it. In this way, Zhu Zhanji regarded Zhu Gaoxu as a "clay pot chicken", roasted him alive, and also killed all of Zhu Gaoxu's heirs.
Although Zhu Zhanji adopted an extreme method of punishment, it is not incomprehensible. After all, for the people in the royal family, tolerance for the enemy is cruelty to oneself.