Great Ming: Zhu Di Simulates and Exposes My Multiple Personalities

It seems there's also one that simulates Zhu Yuanzhang.

How much do you charge per negative comment? If you don't like it, don't read it. Nobody's begging you. I already have enough to read, day after day.

Feilu's books are all produced by the same studio using the same template, then they hire a bunch of ghostwriters to create a sea of books and cultivate a toxic market.

The title "First Emperor" is a posthumous name, while "Gaozu" is a temple name. Do you even understand history? What do you mean by giving me the posthumous title "First Emperor Gaozu"? The novel was alright, but after seeing this basic error, I instantly lost all interest in continuing.

It's come to this. Either Zhu Di is determined to make you or your father, the Prince of Han, the crown prince, or he'll use a simulator to drain you dry and then kill you to eliminate any future threat to his lineage. Instead, he's still dragging his feet and hesitating. He'll be watching you perform brilliantly in the simulator while continuing to be a devoted grandson.

The era of cold weapons offered the greatest scope for the application of strategic thinking, military prowess, and military leadership. The advent of firearms drastically reduced the effectiveness of these abilities. Zhu Gaochi has a strong sense of righteousness, ascended the throne legitimately, and has the firearms and equipment you contributed, backed by the strengthened economy you've…

There's an imitation by an old Zhu; I guess either he's the one who wrote this, or this one copied him.

I feel that if Zhu Yuanzhang could have known what would happen after his death, he wouldn't have passed the throne to Zhu Yunwen. Zhu Yunwen, in his quest to weaken the power of the princes, fabricated charges against them—Zhu Yuanzhang's sons—and even drove a prince without ambition to his death. This forced Prince Yan, Zhu Di, to feign madness. His so-called benevolent rule was merely a facade, a facade reinforced by the ministers' endorsements and the reputation of his father, Zhu Yunwen.

Multiple personality disorder is a mental illness, and even in a foreign country, one couldn't hold a position of power.

The title of Chapter Thirty-One even includes Li Shimin! This plagiarism is incredibly lax! Could you please change the character's name when you copy and paste? Otherwise, it makes us readers look clueless.