I Wrote a Diary in the Ming Dynasty, and Lao Zhu Always Wanted to Kill Me

☆ [The romantic, elegant and imperial treasure. The five counties are especially innocent. [Qianqiu takes care of his fate to meet his ruler and ministers. Good fortune brings blessings to all people. I finished reading it yesterday and today. Unfortunately, the ending was unsatisfactory. Is this the first time I have seen Lao Zhu want to kill someone so much? A bit unexpected Lin Xin: Looking at what he is wearing, he looks like a young man who likes oral pleasure! Especially after arriving in Ming Dynasty, I was still the lowest servant in Tai Hospital. It can be said that my life has been overturned. Not only did I not learn real medicine, I may have been accidentally blamed. What if the diary he wrote didn't float to Lao Zhu? Not only did Queen Ma not survive, but then the grandson Zhu Xiongying died. After both events, Lao Zhu was furious and would definitely have a bloodbath in Tai Hospital, and he might be implicated. The death of the Crown Princess was obviously related to the Lu family, why did he only mention it once? Although there is no proof that she did it in later generations? It can also be inferred that it is related to her, right? There is also the death of the prince and the death of Lao Zhu

Not bad, well written, five-star praise

Is the protagonist having a harem? How many heroines are there?

Update quickly, don't let the protagonist be Lao Zhu's puppet

I feel like the heroine didn't collapse, it feels pretty good.

I skipped and read in the middle, because there was too much nonsense. It happened once during the day, and I had to repeat it again in the form of writing a diary, but I still insisted on skipping and reading until chapter 76, which made me sick. Did the author not consider the price of goods when he wrote this book about Zhu Yuanzhang in the early Ming Dynasty? More than 10,000 taels for a girl's first night? The madam who wanted to redeem a woman actually offered a price of one million taels. Are you kidding me? ? ?

That's nonsense. Who said that Lao Zhu's official position is not worthy of a dog? In the end, he still became an official. Being an official means death, and not being an official means death. Is there any difference? There is no idea of ​​​​firming oneself.

I'm really speechless. You wrote so many pictures and I didn't even use them for a whole day. I just finished reading them. You can write more and then publish them!

After reading twenty chapters, I realized that a frivolous person like the protagonist was a dead man in ancient times.

It's a very good book. Why is it a eunuch?