The First Uncle of the Ming Dynasty

Just like the title, at first I thought the protagonist was very cautious and humble at first, so I thought he had a relatively indifferent character. But when I saw the protagonist treating the queen, I thought the protagonist actually had a strong opinion in his heart. As a result, I went out for a military exploit and then looked at my performance. I remembered this about big and small things and stopped complaining. I also had to take care of everything and try to make everything develop in the "right" direction! No, with such a strong sense of "ownership", I really don't know what the protagonist is trying to do. Or maybe the protagonist, the "fake" uncle, really regards the Ming Dynasty as his family's property? It can be said that the protagonist is more concerned about the Ming Dynasty than Zhu Yuanzhang himself, so is he a fan of the Ming Dynasty in the book circle in his previous life? ! !

Why does Zhu Yuanzhang always refer to himself as "an"? This is a special drama. You use "we". No matter if you are from Anhui or in northern Anhui, you basically don't use "an" to refer to yourself. In addition, Hu Jun's version of Zhu Yuanzhang also uses "we" very well. I hope the author can correct this;

I am a person who can't read books without thinking. In my opinion, this book is quite good. 😷, Come on, author!

None of the emperors of Lao Zhu's family died normally, as well as Zhu Biao's family, and the Chang family who represented the Wu Xun Group were not the first children. Then ten days after the birth, the most dangerous time for death in childbirth had passed. Lao Zhu wanted to move the capital to his eldest grandson. He stopped for a few years, and then thought again. A few years passed after the crown prince moved to the capital. By coincidence, Zhu Yunwen, who represented the Jiangnan Cultural Management Group, came of age. Then Zhu Yuanzhang died. By coincidence, the founding emperor was buried in a hurry in seven days. Old Zhu was also the first to be buried. At this time, Zhu Di was buried in Nanjing in less than a day.

It's good, just a little bit less. Come on.

The title of the book should be changed to "The Daily Life of Uncle Ma Guo". I feel that I can't find the main theme. The protagonist has no clear idea of ​​what he wants to do after his soul has passed through the Ming Dynasty. He just keeps doing things with a hammer and a stick. But it's okay to watch as a daily show. I'll give it an 8.

I think this kind of daily life is very suitable for my current taste. I have read too many novels such as Xiu Xian and Gao Wu, so I want to change my taste.

For a novel, there is no ups and downs at all after reading dozens of chapters.

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You have established yourself as the Holy Hand of Xinglin, but you still shrink back when you are treating illnesses. Are you a bastard? ! When I was treating Chang Yuchun, I just used the word "service" in capital letters. What the hell did I write! You are also a character. You yelled and dispersed, telling Lan Yu to evacuate the people if he wanted his brother-in-law to live. Then he knelt down and cried, crying for your mother!