I Want to Be a Prince-in-law

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Why does the protagonist, Princess Shang, start by admonishing her grandfather to pass on limericks, then engage in some strange and obscene tricks, and finally hire Princess Shang? Isn't it too obvious that she wants to draw a line between herself and her grandfather because of her desire for survival and utilitarianism? Could Zhu Yuanzhang be unclear? In order to survive, if you use the princess of my old Zhu family as a shield, then I will kill you? It's really funny that the protagonist offers a musket and a telescope. If you don't do this, you might have a chance to marry the princess and let the emperor marry the princess to the craftsman? The pattern is too low

I just read Chapter 50 and the author's description of the protagonist is not stable enough. Personally, I always feel that if the protagonist of this kind of historical novel is not stable and the article flows easily, the protagonist will always feel like a fool. There are also making mirrors, improving gunpowder muskets, making telescopes and globes (this is the most surprising), giving people the image of a jester, who only knows uncanny skills. You must know that the status of ancient workers is too low, and the protagonist should be looked down upon if he does this. Also make sure you don't think you're crazy if you create a globe, "Copernicus" warned 😓😓😓

Lao Zhu has killed his son-in-law. During Lao Zhu's period, the best way to save one's life was moderation, and by the way, hug Queen Ma's thigh tightly.

Can you have some historical knowledge? Can we not go off topic? In the novel, Zhu Yuanzhang was not dead before Zhu Biao ascended the throne, and the history is that Zhu Biao never became emperor. Isn't it embarrassing to always call Zhu Biao's daughter a princess? She is a princess, not a princess!

I still prefer Zhu Di as emperor

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I have read a lot of rebirth novels, and this novel is very well written, with both emotion and reason. I support the author greatly.

These three bastards are not good people. They are famous and famous because they form a clique for personal gain. The civil servants are already harmonious. And they suppressed the military generals, lost Annan and the Northern Guard Station, stopped their voyages to the West, and couldn't be lazy anymore.