Taking over the Ming Dynasty
About This Novel
Although he is not a gentleman, he is more popular among the people than an upright official, and the people all praise him. Although he is gentle and gentle in dealing with things, he is more cunning than a corrupt official and plays tricks on his opponents. Although he never formed a party for personal gain, he was more knowledgeable than his cronies, so he made friends all over the court. He fought against powerful ministers, punished corrupt officials, encouraged farming and mulberry cultivation, and encouraged industry and commerce. He dealt with ministers, nobles, and the inner court with ease, and his status was aloof. He started from a small seventh-level magistrate, worked step by step, fought steadily, and finally ruled the world through ups and downs. He was both civil and military, opened up territories, and surrendered to all barbarians, creating a prosperous era of the Ming Dynasty.
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Official(412)Scraped 23d ago
generally
Everything is fine up front. Later, Zhou Yuting appeared, which was a big failure. The description is really disgusting. Just to add to the chaos, the heroine is always here to hold things back.
Since ancient times, bad books have died at the hands of women
Women who write less, not every old reader likes stallions
Bad book
Now the writing is getting worse and worse, and there is nothing new.
It's too long-winded. Many of them are so-called worth mentioning, and then I try my best to make up the word count. It's shameless
The male protagonist is a modern man. He talks about caring for the people, but he has so many wives and has no modern thoughts at all.
Uh, I don't have anything to say, so I'll just post it.
"In the end, Zhuang Zhou dreamed of the butterfly, and you were both a gift and a calamity. If Zhuang Zhou had not dreamed of the butterfly, there would be no gift and no calamity. However, Zhuang Zhou dreamed of the butterfly, which was both fate and calamity. Zhuang Zhou had the butterfly in his dream, and I also had the fate of calamity. When Zhuang Zhou woke up from his dream, the butterfly dissipated, but I woke up and broke the calamity. Zhuang Zhou dreamed of the butterfly, and I searched for that calamity in my dream. Zhuang Zhou dreamed of a butterfly in his life, and I spent my whole life to overcome one calamity."
Tasteless
Tasteless to eat and a pity to throw away This book is really frustrating to read
Malaysian currency. I just read a dozen pictures and two women threw themselves into my arms. Is the author writing about stallions? Or are you holding it back?
I just read the first chapter and immediately quit. What the hell was this about? You're still in a coma, you're still in a coma, why don't you just kill the protagonist in the first chapter?
After reading the first few chapters, I don't want to read anymore.
Can you still hear the previous chapters so clearly when you were in a coma? I also took it. Real cowhide. It's too stinky to say. It really stinks.
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Community(0)
Official(412)Scraped 23d ago
generally
Everything is fine up front. Later, Zhou Yuting appeared, which was a big failure. The description is really disgusting. Just to add to the chaos, the heroine is always here to hold things back.
Since ancient times, bad books have died at the hands of women
Women who write less, not every old reader likes stallions
Bad book
Now the writing is getting worse and worse, and there is nothing new.
It's too long-winded. Many of them are so-called worth mentioning, and then I try my best to make up the word count. It's shameless
The male protagonist is a modern man. He talks about caring for the people, but he has so many wives and has no modern thoughts at all.
Uh, I don't have anything to say, so I'll just post it.
"In the end, Zhuang Zhou dreamed of the butterfly, and you were both a gift and a calamity. If Zhuang Zhou had not dreamed of the butterfly, there would be no gift and no calamity. However, Zhuang Zhou dreamed of the butterfly, which was both fate and calamity. Zhuang Zhou had the butterfly in his dream, and I also had the fate of calamity. When Zhuang Zhou woke up from his dream, the butterfly dissipated, but I woke up and broke the calamity. Zhuang Zhou dreamed of the butterfly, and I searched for that calamity in my dream. Zhuang Zhou dreamed of a butterfly in his life, and I spent my whole life to overcome one calamity."
Tasteless
Tasteless to eat and a pity to throw away This book is really frustrating to read
Malaysian currency. I just read a dozen pictures and two women threw themselves into my arms. Is the author writing about stallions? Or are you holding it back?
I just read the first chapter and immediately quit. What the hell was this about? You're still in a coma, you're still in a coma, why don't you just kill the protagonist in the first chapter?
After reading the first few chapters, I don't want to read anymore.
Can you still hear the previous chapters so clearly when you were in a coma? I also took it. Real cowhide. It's too stinky to say. It really stinks.
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