
Great Ming: I Keep Taking Concubines, and Zhu Di Is Furious
大明:我又又又纳妾,朱棣气疯了
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 24k Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Time Travel
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
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11Chapters
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549Flowers
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Reader comments 5
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It's so funny that if you follow the trend and don't learn some basic rules, can a concubine just take a concubine?
The prince-in-law actually means that the princess has married a wife. You still want to take a concubine, but the princess agrees and the emperor is still unwilling. You can't afford to lose that person. If you have this idea, you are already away from everyone except the princess and her children.
There is even a limit on how long you can go to bed. She is no different from a slave to a princess. To keep a concubine is to seek death.
Regarding Yuezhou's book "Da Ming: I took concubines again, Zhu Di went crazy" Chapter 7 I'm in a good mood now, don't force me to whip you! Chapter review.
Commentary on the first chapter of "The Ming Dynasty: I took concubines again, and Zhu Di went crazy" written by Yuezhou.