
I Conquered the Xiongnu in Great Ming, and Sister Zhou Livestreamed It
我在大明封狼居胥,被周姐直播了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 321k Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
127Chapters
1.4MReads
10.7kFlowers
10.0Score
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You wrote something about riding a horse. One of the most powerful princes in history asked you to write like this. Everyone dares to criticize him. Yang Xian dared to contradict Zhu Biao. He was so stupid in front of Zhu Biao. Even Zhu Biao thought that Yang Xian had screwed up his whole family and he didn't dare to say anything. Look at what you wrote. He is just a prince. Then Yang Xian will change it when he says it. Can you write it? Don't say this. Tell me, you don't even dare to think about it. Look at the shit that the prince of a country asked you to write, and no one dares to criticize it. If you can't write historical articles, don't write it, or go back and read a book, or at the worst, watch TV dramas. Even though your novels are not so rigorous, they must at least be logical. You don't write whatever you want to write. Again, the shit you write is not
When Prince Lao Zhu rebelled, he was able to praise the prince for his future while tying him up and sending him away. The plot was written just to pretend to be a slap in the face. How could the most stable prince be Yang Xian?
Zhu Di respects Zhu Biao so much that he writes blindly about you.
I feel relieved when I see so many people scolding you. Do you understand what a prince is? Who else can jump out and accuse? If you dare to jump, I guarantee you will not survive the next day. Who is Zhu Yuanzhang? Immediately, the emperor will kill decisively. Zhu Biao is Zhu Yuanzhang's favorite son, and he is also the best among Zhu Yuanzhang's sons. Zhu Yuanzhang has been away at war for many years, and his children are all brought up by Zhu Biao. As long as Zhu Biao doesn't die, no one can punish him, do you understand?
With a layer of Ming Dynasty skin, the most stable prince is like a joke. Which Tang Dynasty article did you learn to replace the characters with those from the Ming Dynasty? If you haven't studied history well, at least read some Ming history before writing.
Zhu Biao is the most stable prince. As a minister, would you dare to challenge Zhu Biao? Too impetuous. The author writes well and doesn't deviate too much.
Many people said that Zhu Biao rebelled, but Lao Zhu was still clapping and applauding. This is absolutely impossible. No one, I mean any emperor, will never allow his descendants to rebel against him, even the one he likes the most. And ministers would never crowd around a rebel emperor. Of course, the prerequisite is that your rebellion succeeds, just like the foreign students from Wasi, the emperor Zhu Qiyu died. The fact that the Queen Mother supported her behind her back and killed a bunch of ministers does not count. As long as he is still in power and his descendants rebel, as long as he fails, he will at least be under house arrest until death, and in serious cases, his family will be ransacked and no cockroaches will be left in the prince's mansion. For example, Li Chengqian, the son of Emperor Tang, would rather not have a suitable successor later than reset Li Chengqian. This is the price of rebellion. So don't talk about anything. The emperor applauds whoever rebels. No emperor will forgive the rebels.
A prince is being criticized by this and that. Do you think you are a prince? I suspect you did Gouba, died,,, licked,*, the reincarnation of an old poisoner, right?
There are so many people who have traveled through the reunification, and what you **wrote** is **notably disrespectful to Zhu Biao**. Are you **? **It can be said that almost all the princes were brought up by Zhu Biao.
I feel like there is a common problem in this kind of novels, maybe wholesale from factories, that is, the protagonist will never reveal his identity as a time traveler to the anchor, and then what? The anchor and the people behind the anchor are also smart. They can't tell that the protagonist is a time traveler, or they can't figure it out. Even if the protagonist does some actions that only modern people can do in front of the anchor, the anchor and the people behind the anchor will not think that the protagonist is a time traveler. Then there are so-called historians who say that history is learned in vain and the history books are wrong.