Hundreds of Remonstrances Made the Emperor a Saint, but the Remonstrance Officer Died in the Ming Dynasty!

Once again, my attitude is very clear. I am confident that my works will not only follow the trend of the subject, but also follow the trend of the theme. The plot is completely original. Don't think of yourself as the messenger of justice. I'm not afraid of other readers. Look! Go compare! You move your simple-structured brain and think about why I'm not afraid? You can just type a few words and talk nonsense. When you debate the Bible with me, just three sentences [Book Title 1] The sample, the introduction is the same, and the content is the same] [Sue me, it's just copied] [Everyone who has seen it knows that it is copy] Brother, I said a lot, but I'm not afraid of others seeing it. Why do you think that is? . And plagiarism means plagiarizing the outline, or directly copying someone else's plot, or the plot is absolutely If the plot is completely the same and has not been changed, it is called plagiarism if it is translated into Chinese. Don't treat other readers as fools. Everyone has read that book. Don't treat the editors of China Literature as fools. People think I have read more books than you have read, and there are countless books that follow the same trend. And I've only read fifty chapters of that book in total. When I wrote this book, I didn't say anything about reading other people's books. If I write about the content of the book, I can just imagine [the content is the same]? I have reason to suspect that you didn't read that book carefully, and you know how to copy the ones you've read?

Emmm, some people in the comment area are quite brainless, they only know crimson reading, this is not the traditional brainless way to die.

☆☆☆ "Where is the river without fish? Where is the mountain without rocks? Where is the tree without branches? Where is the son without a father? Where is the daughter without a husband? Where is the city without a city?" "There are no fish in the southern water, no mountains and no rocks, a man has no father, a girl has no husband, a Buddha tree has no branches, and a Buddhist city has no market." Ye Yan, this time traveler became a small inspector of the Ming Dynasty! He wanted to return to modern times and made a deal with Tongzi. Was it because Tongzi wanted him to work? Do you want to let him die as a hundred clones on the pretext of returning to modern times to achieve his goal? Because he was an admonisher, and he was tied to a dead admonishment son. His goal was to help the Ming Dynasty change its destiny, so he not only released many clones in the court! Even eunuchs or veterans have been arranged! Is it too cruel to treat these dead admonishers? Let them die one after another! There is no need to worry about safety! Why is this so? What if no one is allowed to die? Arrange everything to be useful? Why can't you deal with this stubborn old man in the whole dynasty?

The imperial examination system is more advanced than the recommendation system, but the premise is that the emperor cannot be Zhu Yuanzhang! The salary set by Lao Zhu was the lowest in five thousand years, and the seventh-grade grain was set to feed a family of five! Who didn't have several children in ancient times? Their parents are dead? People don't wear clothes and don't eat food? Officials who come through the recommendation system at least have rich and powerful families and don't expect to receive a salary to eat! The imperial examination system gives students from poor families a chance to get ahead, but when they find out that they have studied hard for ten years and become an official from high school, and they can't even support their family, but they still have power in their hands, what will they do? This is the reason why the Ming Dynasty has no officials and no greed, and there is no end to killing them! Is the imperial examination good? Good! Is Emperor Hongwu good? Rebuild China! Good! These two appear at the same time, the hatred of destroying the country!

The author's writing is quite good. The emperor did not accept advice without thinking, nor did it go beyond the scope of the times. The character of the protagonist is also well established, and there is a battle of wits and courage. It can be seen that the author has worked hard on history. Generally speaking, among historical articles on advice, this book is considered to be relatively well written so far. I hope the author will continue to work hard in the future.

It's not easy to die, just go ahead and fuck Queen Ma. I almost vomited when I read this kind of book.

After reading the introduction, there are a hundred clones that can die. . . What's the point? Can clearing the level with one life be the same as clearing the level with 101 lives?

Really traveled to the Ming Dynasty and the first thing to rebel was,

The beginning is a little flawed, but every chapter in the later stages is carefully crafted. It's a thrilling read.

In the fourth year of Hongwu, Ye Yan traveled through time and became the most dangerous profession in the Ming Dynasty - a seventh-grade official. Facing the Hongwu court who often killed nine tribes, he originally wanted to live quietly, but he activated the [Death Remonstration System]: as long as he uses 100 clones to complete effective death remonstrances, he can return to the modern age! "Your Majesty! The strategy to enrich the country? Cut off the land!" "Your Majesty! Questions about the imperial examination? The recommendation system is a poisonous policy that harms the country!" "Your Majesty! The vassal king will be a disaster!" Zhu Yuanzhang became increasingly angry and killed Ye Yan's clones countless times! "You bastard, drag him down and kill him with a cane!" "Get it for us and kill him immediately!" "Forget it if I beat you to death!" When the hundredth clone also spattered the Fengtian Palace with blood, Ye Yan suddenly realized: had he really become the greatest contributor to the Ming Dynasty? ! How come those vassal kings who were scolded by me became the vanguard of reform? Emperor Zhu, who always wanted to kill himself, actually wrote in his edict: Ye Qing is really my Wei Zheng. [This book is also known as] "I relied on my clones to constantly give advice in the Ming Dynasty", "The No. 1 Fighter in Hongwu" and "Every morning, blood splattered in the sky."