How can we not cripple him? He obviously holds the world's soldiers and horses, but he is overturned by Zhu Di?

There is no need to choose Li Jinglong as his general who is capable of fighting. This Zhu Di is really blind.

It's okay for him to not use Xu Huizu. After all, Xu Huizu and Zhu Di are related by marriage. On this basis, they can't be reused. But why not use Ping An?

Zhu Biao and Zhu Yuanzhang talked about Ping An.

"Ping An is a good kid. The fourth child has never been able to beat him. This kid can be trained as a coach for the next generation."

Zhu Yuanzhang was very happy to see the record of Ping An's repeated defeats of Zhu Di. Ping An was his youngest adopted son, the kind who could be regarded as his own son, and was also raised by Queen Ma.

"Bao'er is very powerful. Let's transfer him to the third camp. Dingshi and Sheng Yong are also people who can be trained. Geng Bingwen should let him retire and enjoy his old age."

Ping'an and Tiexuan and Zhu Yuanzhang's men have now shown their prominence, and Sheng Yong is now in command, but Geng Bingwen is old, has lost his momentum, does not have the Dan Lue he had when he was young, and can no longer lead troops.

Both Zhu Yuanzhang and Zhu Biao were very interested in these military generals who emerged during the Jing Dynasty. Now is a rather embarrassing time. Ming Dynasty needs to replace the noble military generals in Huaixi to build a new military general system, but there has never been one.

Suitable candidates are now available. Ping'an and Sheng Yong are both able to lead troops in war, and Tie Xuan is a man of literary and military skills. They have immediately filled the power left by Huaixi Xungui.

"Dad, Daoyan was arranged by you, right? These monks are dishonest again!"

Zhu Biao suddenly said something while looking at the book.

When the kings established vassals, Zhu Yuanzhang arranged a monk for each of his sons, and Daoyan was one of them.

"No, he went to ask for it when your mother passed away, or he was the one chosen by Senglu Sizuo Shanshi Zongli himself."

Zhu Yuanzhang's face was not very good. He smelled an unusual smell in the Daoyan matter. Religion was interfering in royal affairs.

I just don’t know whether Daoyan did it himself or whether Buddhism supported him behind the scenes.

Zhu Yuanzhang did not want to destroy the Buddha. After all, he had been a monk for several years. Although it was just for a bite of food, it was also a matter of affection.

"Is the old man from the Great Yuan Dynasty in Taihe Mountain still disobedient?"

Zhu Biao asked.

The Great Yuan Lao is Zhang Sanfeng. This man really calls himself the Great Yuan Lao. He was a county magistrate in the Yuan Dynasty.

In the early Yuan Dynasty, most literati in the Southern Song Dynasty had a negative attitude towards the Yuan court. However, in the late Yuan Dynasty, due to Yuan Renzong's implementation of Yanyou and the restoration of the imperial examination, those who passed the exam were grateful for the emperor's favor and were willing to relieve the Yuan court's worries. The Yuan Dynasty

In the later period, the country's situation increased greatly, and political and financial difficulties caused the scholar-bureaucrats at that time, such as Zhao Tianlin, Zheng Jiefu, Zhang Yanghao and Liu Ji, to put forward various political ideas or draw lessons from the shortcomings.

Most of them advocated diligent service and loving the people, being honest and just, appointing talented people and other measures. The outbreak of the civil uprising at the end of the Yuan Dynasty caused many scholar-officials in the south to organize volunteers to protect the country for the purpose of protecting themselves, protecting their hometown, and serving the king. Some scholar-officials even

He sacrificed his life for his country. After the establishment of the Ming Dynasty, some elders of the Yuan Dynasty went into hiding.

Zhang Sanfeng is one of them.

"He is still disobedient. If his status in Taoism were not low and we could use him, I would have wanted to get rid of him."

Zhu Yuanzhang said coldly.

"Where are Taoist Master Tieguan and Master Dianxian? Can they still be found?"

This Tieguan Taoist is not Zhang Zhong in the novel, but Zhang Jinghe, who once assisted Zhu Yuanzhang.

Lu Can's Gengsi Edition of the Ming Dynasty recorded the deeds of Tieguan Taoist Zhang Jinghe.

When Zhu Yuanzhang was confronting Chen Youliang, he asked Zhang Jinghe Wangqi to predict good or bad luck, and his words would come true. In the Battle of Poyang, Chen Youliang was hit by an arrow and died, and neither army knew about it. Zhang Jinghe Wangqi learned of this, and asked Zhu Yuanzhang to write a memorial and send someone to mourn Chen Youliang, so

The enemy army was defeated.

Zhu Yuanzhang once visited Jiming Mountain Temple. He felt that the mountain temple was too high and overlooked the imperial palace, so he wanted to destroy the mountain temple and rebuild it. Zhang Jinghe taught the monks in the temple to stop him and asked for exemption, so the mountain temple was saved.
Chapter completed!