The Five Sons of the Zhu Family: This Is the True Splendor of the Ming Dynasty
朱家五子：这才是真的大明风华
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 717k Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Time Travel
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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All-time: Reads, Flowers.
356Chapters
3.4MReads
10.0Score
34kFlowers
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There are some unclear points. Is Sun Nuowei really that good?
Who is the third son and grandson?
What's the difference between this and a TV series?
Speechless. It's all fate. What's so good about Sun Ruowei? She gave birth to a son, and he's still a ** (illegible - likely a slang term for a woman who is unattractive or has no future).
I remember Shuang Gui was from the Han Dynasty, but this is the Ming Dynasty now.
The protagonist transmigrates to the same time, yet the empress remains the same person. He should feel fear, but instead, he clings to his own destiny. If that were the case, the protagonist should know his age at death. Instead of trying to change things, he accepts it.
I have read it and will update it immediately. I can't sleep tonight.
Looks like you've done your research! Don't go coming up with all that tyrannical power stuff. It's all nonsense. I'm speechless. An emperor should act like an emperor. Don't make him look like a war god on the battlefield. It's ridiculous.
The author must understand that those who win the hearts of the people win the world, and that emperors cannot be benevolent.
The author started writing about aristocratic families, which is utter nonsense. Aristocratic families had already disappeared by the end of the Tang Dynasty. Where did these aristocratic families come from in the Ming Dynasty? Did the author write novels about the Tang Dynasty before?