I Am Sick

Use your reader to listen and drive at the same time! By Chapters 5 and 6, I was so angry that I stopped on the side of the road and wrote a book review without fear of breaking the rules! What a damn thing! I can't stand calling her big brother (actually, I really can't stand it); and letting her talk so much nonsense (maybe to make her look cute?); And actually entering your house directly. You, Teruma, are after all a prince, without anyone informing you?! If you buy it, you can use it to order the girls. No one asked? Can I just enter your house? The most unbearable thing is that the equality of master and servant has to be activated again. Which dynasty are you in? I don't know? These poisons! No more writing! You pay my illegal parking fine!

I looked at it, and I couldn't stand it anymore. In ancient times, the most important thing was the superiority and inferiority. A maid called Wangye Big Brother was bought. That's awesome, and the guards and eunuchs are both blind. How dare you put anyone in front of you, it's so disrespectful

The fifth chapter of the opening chapter is a bit of a failure. There is a father and daughter in front of the palace, and the daughter wants to sell herself into slavery. This happens when the protagonist returns to the palace; the daughter who sells herself into slavery happens to recognize "Who is King Yu", and breathes "the protagonist" as "big brother" and looks at the protagonist with her eyes. She neither kneels down nor is frightened. Please note that ancient "etiquette" The requirements of the emperor are more important than anything else; when I first read this chapter, I thought someone was going to assassinate the "protagonist"! Also, the court of the Ming Dynasty was very careful about the royal children, and not just any Tibetan king could adopt Nu Bu at will. All of this had to be done with a letter from the court, and Nu Bu had a clear division of labor. Apart from this paragraph at the beginning of the book, the overall story is good.

In the palace, can a servant call the prince "big brother"

Aixinjueluo Juechang'an was born in 1526. I see that the beginning of your article is in the 33rd year of Jiajing, which is 1554. Even if Chapter 140 is in 1560, Juechang'an is only 34 years old. How can he be in his early 40s. There is also Yu Dayou, he was born in 1503. Even if it was 1560, he was still 57 years old, not in his early 40s. I don't mean anything else, I just hope the author can be more rigorous.

The subject matter is okay, but it's a bit not rigorous enough to watch the show. The accuracy of the smoothbore gun is as good as that of the rifled gun. You can also make your own weapons and armor. The recruiter is also ambitious, and he is said to dare to do anything!

The name "Jingfu" was given to him as soon as he was born, but it was not until he was eight years old that he was "given a name" by the court, and he was officially given a name. Of course, for the eldest son, being given a name also has a different meaning - the court approves him as the prince's son.

Zhu Jingfu, the legendary eldest son of King Jingjiang of the Ming Dynasty: The prince wanted to be a Taoist priest, but his eight-year-old son became the regent. --On the second day of June in the eleventh year of Zhengde, Zhu Yueqi, the eighth generation king of Jingjiang, finally realized his dream and "became an immortal". Then, the regent finally came to power and became the ninth King of Jingjiang. However, his life was short-lived and he died in the fourth year of Jiajing at the age of thirty-two. In other words, his ruling career lasted for twenty-four years, which must be said to be a spectacle. In his short life, he was a well-deserved wise king. Among the vassals of the Ming Dynasty, he was also considered an alternative.

Among the sixteen emperors of the Ming Dynasty, there were ten unique queens.

Haha, Huang Taiji was written to death in Chapter 215! ! Awesome! ! However, I feel that the pace is relatively fast, the development is too fast, and the details are not handled properly. Some books feel too watery for me to read, and this book is too fast. Oh, I'm so confused! It seems that it is not easy to be an author! ! !