The Drama Evaluation of Daming Tian Zi

This drama focuses on reflecting the struggle for imperial power, combining the court struggle with the revelation of human nature. Based on the historical events in the early Ming dynasty, this paper tells the whole process of Judy, the prince of Yan, rising to usurp the throne. The plot is true and reliable, and the scene is magnificent. The whole play perfectly reproduces the hero Judy's strategy of keeping a low profile and her love and hate. (Sina Review)

Negative evaluation

Although the producer hopes to make Ming Di a thrilling classic historical drama, what the audience sees is the double retrogression of art and thought. Zhu Yuanzhang's punishment of summoning the imperial court staff to prison is the law of governing the country in Daming, which is simply understood as clearing political obstacles for the emperor's grandson to ascend to the throne and even allowing Judy? The feud between the imperial clan and Amber's nephew also comes down to an inexplicable abnormal love. It's a pity for a good subject. Shen Junyi's appearance in the play is not bad, but he is more like an angry outlaw who enjoys it, which is several light years away from the famous mastermind Yongle Emperor. Emperor Daming was obviously not diligent enough in hiding others. Big mistakes are like the robes of hundreds of officials in Zhu Yuanzhang's ceremony, and some small details are also in danger of gilding the lily. (Oriental Network Review)