I was the emperor in the Ming Dynasty

Chapter 855 Jianwen Shows Up?

Now the whole world has recognized that he is the orthodox emperor of Ming Dynasty.

He suddenly appeared, how many people can support him, just relying on those nobles in Nanjing?That is trivial at all.

So Li Tian didn't think that he came back this time to compete with him for the throne.

But what was the reason, Li Tian couldn't figure it out for a while.

After much deliberation, I tossed and tossed until midnight, drank no less than ten cups of tea, and even burned three or four stoves of sandalwood.

Li Tian suddenly thought of a possibility with a very low probability, but still possible.

That is, Emperor Jianwen came all the way from the place where he lived in seclusion, in fact, because of his decision to cancel Nanjing's status as the accompanying capital.

"He came to stop himself from doing this!"

Thinking of this possibility, Li Tian's scalp instantly went numb.

He was not shocked by Emperor Jianwen's idea, but Li Tian was shocked because he cared so much about Daming's safety.

If his expectations are correct, the possibility is very high.

In fact, one can imagine.

When Zhu Di died, he didn't take the opportunity to show up to compete with him for the throne, which already shows that he didn't really care much about the throne anymore.

Because, if he really wanted to fight with him, the best time was undoubtedly when Zhu Di had just died, but it was much easier than doing it now.

But he didn't show up at that time, but just after he made the decision to cancel the status of Nanjing's accompanying capital, he showed up instead within a few days.

This is the crux of the problem.

He didn't appear at the most suitable time to fight for the world, but appeared when Daming was about to fall into great chaos.

It just shows that he actually doesn't care much about who owns the throne, but cares about whether the Ming Dynasty can continue.

Thinking of this possibility, Li Tian felt very guilty and uneasy.

His throne was obtained by traveling to Zhu Gaochi, and Zhu Gaochi's throne was inherited from his father.

Speaking of it, Li Tian, ​​the counterfeit among the counterfeit goods, is really ashamed to confront the king, the orthodox heir to the throne.

"Zhu Yunqi, Zhu Yunqi, you are really a great benevolent monarch. It's this season, and you are still concerned about Daming's safety. It really makes me feel ashamed!"

In fact, judging from the personalities of the various emperors of the original Ming Dynasty, Zhu Yunqi is actually the two emperors most similar to Zhu Gaochi.

Both of them are known for their benevolence, and both use Confucian dogma as their governing philosophy.

In this regard, Zhu Gaochi can be said to be not at all similar to Zhu Di.

On the contrary, Zhu Zhanji and his grandfather are very similar in every respect.

What Li Tian didn't expect was that originally Zhu Yunqi could ignore everything and just sit and watch the clouds rise and fall in the whole world.

Let the river flow in him, as long as he doesn't come out, no matter how the world changes, he can enjoy his old age in peace.

But he didn't. This time, he risked being recognized and even died, but he wanted to come forward to stop himself. It can be seen that he really didn't want Daming's country and the Zhu family's throne to be destroyed in less than a hundred years. It's over within.

He is taking his own life to let himself make the right decision.

His spirit of sacrificing himself is what makes Li Tian ashamed and shocked.

Some people may wonder how Zhu Yunwen, a monk who hides in the deep mountains and forests and doesn't care about world affairs, can learn such secret news from the palace.

In fact, this is also very understandable.

Whether it is the Nanjing Imperial Palace or the current Beijing Imperial Palace, more than half of the elderly over fifty have served Zhu Yuanzhang, Zhu Yunqi and even Zhu Di.

Who can guarantee that among these people, they are absolutely loyal to Zhu Di and his son.

After all, Zhu Yunqi had been the emperor for four years, who can guarantee that those old people who have been in the palace for decades will not miss him.

Perhaps when I was discussing this matter with Yang Shiqi and others, an old eunuch who had served Emperor Jianwen happened to pass by and heard such a few words.

Then secretly passed the news to Zhu Yunqi's ears.

Then Liu Bian got this big secret from Zhu Yunqi.

Given this possibility, Li Tian really couldn't think of it. At this moment, he was so grateful to himself, the eunuchs and maids, that they still had any reason to betray him.

Perhaps the old eunuch who delivered the news did this out of concern for Daming's future.

It may also be that he just wanted to tell Zhu Yunqi the latest developments of the court, so that even though he lived in seclusion, he could still understand the movements of the Ming court in real time.

These are all possible possibilities.

After figuring this out, Li Tian relaxed.

"As long as Zhu Yunqi didn't come to compete with him for the throne, then the world wouldn't be too chaotic!"

The reason why Zhu Yunqi took such a big risk to show up at this time, I am afraid that what he is worried about is the great crisis that will occur in Nanjing at that time.

If the expected thing really happens, besides Li Litian's ability to turn the tide, I am afraid that only he, the former Emperor Jianwen, who was once the supreme existence in Nanjing City, has a slight possibility that he can prevent the deterioration of the matter.

He may have even thought about it, if Li Tianzhen insisted on going his own way and was determined to do this, and if there was no means to save the crisis, he could only rely on his remaining prestige to save the building from falling.

Of course, knowing that so far, all Li Tian's guesses are just guesses, and there is no evidence to prove that his guesses at this moment are correct.

After Li Tian guessed all this, he planned to quickly write another letter to Yang Suwen and others, telling them the news that Emperor Jianwen was about to appear in Nanjing.

But he thought about it, and finally held back.

He was not afraid that Yang Suwen and others would stop his orders and move Emperor Jianwen.

Rather, that is Emperor Jianwen, who is the most feared figure in the royal family today. As long as he is caught or even killed, he will be able to make meritorious deeds, and I am afraid that he will not be a problem.

No one can resist this temptation.

Even if Yang Suwen and others could hold back their actions, but for others, Yue Feng, Chen Hong, and even their subordinates, who could guarantee that they would not be tempted.

Of course, Emperor Jianwen was able to hide for so many years without being discovered. If he said that he had no help in the court, Li Tian would not believe it.

In addition, there are many masters around him to protect him.

It is not so easy to kill him.

In contrast, let those hotheaded guys risk offending Jianwen or the people around him, it's better to pretend they don't know anything.

When the right time comes, go talk to him in person and explain your thoughts and intentions to him in person.

(End of this chapter)