
Great Ming: Cousin, Don't Run! You Can Have the Throne
大明:表哥别跑,这个皇位给你坐
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 210k Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
82Chapters
1.7MReads
19.6kFlowers
10.0Score
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The literati of the Ming Dynasty only cared about the interests of their families and not the interests of the country. Liu Daxia burned treasure ships and navigation materials for the benefit of his family and civil servants. When Zhu Qizhen went on an expedition, there were shadows of civil servants.
If the protagonist wants to become emperor, the only alternative is to rebel and change his surname, but changing his surname is unfilial.
Studying is the most fearful of death. Confucianism is most afraid of foreign barbarians. Foreign tribes don't care how famous you are or whether you are a great Confucian. They can only kill you with one knife. Even if Confucius came, he would kill him with one knife. Therefore, when foreign tribes come, Confucianists are the first to surrender. The harder you treat scholars, the more obedient they will be.
What the hell is this? I've been waiting for so many days without an update and suddenly there's a finale?
I don't know if anyone still keeps it. If so, don't keep it. If you do, it will kill you. If the data is too bad, I'll write it for another week. If it doesn't work, I'll cut it. If there is anything that makes reading uncomfortable, please feel free to criticize.
What kind of civil and military talents were there during the period of Zhu Youtang and Zhu Houzhao???
Chapter 15 "Da Ming: Cousin, don't run away, this throne is for you" written by Er Qian. What should I do if my long live uncle is too doting? [First update] Chapter review.
Has the protagonist become emperor in the end?
Commentary on Chapter 1 of "Da Ming: Cousin, don't run away, I'll give you the throne" written by Er Qian: Killing one's relatives out of justice and reporting one's biological father [New book upload, requesting data].
Commentary on Chapter 14 of Zhu Houzhao's life in training [Additional chapters for monthly tickets] written by Er Qian in "Da Ming: Cousin, don't run away, this throne is for you".