Great Ming: I’m the Imperial Tutor of Three Centuries, and I Terrify Zhu Yuanzhang

I just hate Zhu Yuanzhang very much. I show murderous intention towards the protagonist. I really want to kill him. Fortunately, the protagonist's counterattack is not bad, otherwise it would be quite poisonous.

If I were Zhu Yuanzhang, no matter how awesome and powerful the protagonist is, or how awesome the royal family will be with the protagonist's assistance in the future, I will take the protagonist away before I die! Because the hidden dangers are too great!

Zhu Yuanzhang will definitely let the protagonist take a step ahead before leaving

There is a limit to the size of the city. The city at Yanmenguan is more majestic and has a higher standard than the capital Yingtian. This is exceeding the rules and is tantamount to treason.

This Zhu Yuanzhang didn't even finish the simulation and wanted to kill the protagonist. Really, I don't even know what I thought, how I became the emperor.

There are many similar articles, but they just keep portraying Lao Zhu as a short-sighted, jealous, impatient, and highly emotional person. If Lao Zhu really has so many shortcomings, how can he defeat Li Shanchang, Hu Weiyong, and other nobles from Huaixi? Not to mention other things, just in terms of endurance, Lao Zhu ranks among the top ten existences in history. How could he watch the scene for three minutes and not think about why he left the protagonist alone? Is it because the protagonist was so outstanding and completely gained his trust that he left him alone on his deathbed? Instead, he directly suspected that he had been bewitched, which was completely inconsistent with the characteristics of an eternal emperor.

I thought that Lao Zhu was going to mobilize the army to fight the protagonist, and the protagonist would cover the sky with one hand, but it turned out that he didn't fight. Readers all know that Lao Zhu will kill the protagonist no matter what, and the protagonist is invincible no matter what, but the tension in the middle is really tiring to watch. I really can't let the protagonist pretend to be cool for once, let's do something like a sword, light and cold, fourteen states. Seeing that Lao Zhu is always torn between killing and not killing, I feel like I'm going to have high blood pressure.

Are you serious about the toll fee of 100 taels? The annual income of an ordinary family is only about 20 taels. And you are still in the early Ming Dynasty. Even if it only charges businessmen tolls. According to modern conversion, it would cost hundreds of thousands at a time. I guess only the God of Wealth can afford it.

When an emperor learns that someone can live forever, guess what he will do. Master Huandi, with Lao Zhu's ruthlessness, you will probably stay in prison for the rest of your life.

Writing Zhu Yuanzhang as a fool, who even told Zhu Yuanzhang that he would only collect tolls from merchants and others would not charge, yet he was still so angry, showed that Zhu Yuanzhang had no brains at all. He was the founder of the Ming Dynasty. He was not an emperor like Chongzhen who had never been out of the capital and had no common sense at all. I