Wuxia: My Consorts Are Jiang Yuyan and Murong Qiudi

Zhu Youtang only has one Zhu Houzhao and one son, Zhu Houzhao. Does he still need to hide his ambitions?

Zhu Houzhao can be said to be the most stable among the Ming princes. Is he using it to consolidate his position as prince?

If there were these two concubines, they probably wouldn't live to see the day of marriage.

Maybe I don't have enough literary literacy, why does it look so messed up? Yuan Tiangang and Wei Zhuang all appear suddenly with no origins. What the protagonist says is too middle-of-the-road and I can't appreciate it.

It's outrageous. After the troubled times are settled, there is usually great rule, and then there is the emperor. Who is it? Zhu Youtang and Zhu Yuanzhang keep changing eggs

If you still have the Empress state and the Heavenly state, if you want to maintain the original character, it is best not to accept scheming women, otherwise some people in the harem will die. Of course, if the author cannot control it, the heroine, no matter how ruthless, will have a halo of wisdom and be extremely generous. . . If you accept those with good personalities in martial arts, their magnanimity and harmony may not be so inconsistent. For example, if you accept Shang Xiufang, even Wanwan is better. Jiang Yuyan and Murong Qiudi are both very cruel in love.

The ending is too perfunctory and a scam.

In the second chapter, a beautiful woman is intoxicated, and she also makes arrogant remarks at every turn. The co-author is a robot with the same name.

Why have there been so few updates in recent days?

Too wordy. Already good at water