Great Ming: An Eight-Year-Old Prince Blasts Zhu Di from the Start
大明：八岁小王爷，开局炮轰朱棣
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- Completed
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- 2.9M Words
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- Military & History
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- Alternate History
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- The Eight-Year-Old Prince Opens with a Bombardment of Zhu DiEnglish name
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The Japanese dared to invade the Ming Dynasty during the Yongle era; was the author's brain filled with shit?
All he ever does is play dumb to fool others, and he ends up being the fool himself. Always saying "wait and see," he's a complete idiot. With that kind of skill, he doesn't play a one-sided game, he plays a hapless one. Seriously stupid. Latest chapter: Threats come knocking. What are we waiting for if not to kill him? Never see him again.
The protagonist is clearly the strongest, yet he insists on playing dumb to deceive others. Just because he's surnamed Zhu doesn't mean he's a fool. He mentions having a system that allowed him to sign in many subordinates and build up a powerful faction—what a load of rubbish! It was never actually written. I hate these kinds of books the most; they're all hype and no substance.
They've gotten so used to being treated like pigs and dogs that they've forgotten how to be tigers. They always have to wait until the enemy has killed everyone around them before they make their move. Are they out of their minds? Author, can you please change your writing style? You're going to get flamed for this!
Don't pretend to be weak on the surface but actually be weak in private; that makes you a real fool. Show your strength and ability in private, letting your subordinates and those around you know you're playing the fool. That's the right way.
The more I write this book, the more exaggerated it becomes. Are you writing about the Ming Dynasty or a martial arts sect? You're even writing about the martial arts world! I feel like the author has been padding the pages a bit.
Author, are you sure you're writing about a wolf in sheep's clothing, or a pig playing itself?
The author seems to freeze up around women. Sun Ruowei is nobody; the protagonist is only eight years old. Besides, wouldn't it have been easier to just kill Sun Ruowei?
The author must have lived in Russia before the early Ming Dynasty, right? It was still a Grand Duchy, wasn't it?
Does the author also like Sun and want to whitewash her image?