Great Ming: I Storm the Palace with a Blade and Rebuke Zhu Yuanzhang
大明：提刀上殿，怒斥朱元璋
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 422k Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
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194Chapters
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Reader comments 50
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I feel that the character of Zhu Yuanzhang you wrote is not very full. You always reflect his tyranny, but can the founding emperor of the country be so simple at the beginning? His wisdom must be extremely high, but you did not reflect it. You only reflected the hero who killed himself, and the protagonist has performed so well. Anyone with a discerning eye can see the gap between him and Zhu Yunwen. Why do you keep writing that Zhu Yuanzhang wants to benefit from the protagonist? Do you think he can't see it? Or do you want to write about the battle of wits and courage between the grandfather and grandson to increase the relationship and then change the protagonist? But I feel that Zhu Yuanzhang is a very decisive person. When he sees that the protagonist is far better than Zhu Yunwen, he will change his mind. Even if you don't know how to write it, you can describe it from the side with your inner thoughts.
This is the first time I saw someone trying to force the throne with the emperor. I haven't had a cerebral hemorrhage for ten years and I couldn't write something like this.
Among the three sisters of the Xu family, the eldest sister is Princess Yan and she is old enough to be the protagonist**. You actually want the protagonist to marry the eldest sister?
It's completely random. Xu Miaoyun married Zhu Di, and Zhu Yunxi was still an unfertilized egg. How dare you think about it?
Are your grandchildren going to marry Xu Miaoyun? Isn't that Zhu Di's wife?
Liu Bang will hit the hero three times in one click
Zhu Gaochi is only a few months older than Zhu Yunxi. You mean Zhu Di is a bachelor, and Zhu Gaochi is gone. In the twenty-fifth year of Hongwu, Xu Miaoyun must have been thirty. In the Ming Dynasty, she was still unmarried at the age of thirty, so she was considered a leftover girl among the leftover girls.
The scene is very good, Zhu Yunxi just wants to be tough!
But these protagonists will all do things that are prohibited by Zhu Yuanzhang. Let me see if any of them dare to tease Zhu Yuanzhang about being a monk or a beggar?
BrbrAs the title says, it's a pity that Zhu Yunxi is younger than Zhu Yunwen