Great Ming: I Told You to Choose Consorts, Not Take Concubines Like Crazy

What is the relationship between Zhu Yuanzhang and you? In his eyes, except for Zhu Biao, everyone else was given away for free with phone bills, and the protagonist was never raised. Why don't you go up the pole and lick it? If you don't rebel, you will be worthy of the gift of giving birth. This kind of licking *the protagonist is really**

An illegitimate child who was treated as an outcast still licks Lao Zhu like that. How lacking in love is this? Share your very foundation with a father like this. You are a time traveler, and you are simply as in need of love as Tang San.

Whether pig's feet are cheap or not, Zhu Yuanzhang is indifferent to the protagonist. In the end, pig's feet even take Zhu Yuanzhang to cultivate immortality.

After reading the introduction, I felt quite frustrated and thoughtless. After reading a few chapters, first as a prince, he married Qianhu's daughter as a princess, and then he was almost exiled. He must be Zhu Yuanzhang who acted like a bitch in his early years and failed to control himself. Later, he took out his anger on you. After doing this, he even added a bit of shame and licked you. It's really cool!!!

The eldest wife cried when she saw the protagonist exchanging children for women. I don't want to watch it, my outlook is wrong.

Erotic stuff, if you're not favored, can the daughters of the duke's family be your concubines?

Zhu Yuanzhang is a person who only recognizes Zhu Biao, and the law stipulates that Zhu Yuanzhang can marry as many wives and have as many concubines according to his status. If you commit crimes against the wind, you are not afraid of being killed by Lao Zhu. The protagonist's status is not high among Lao Zhu. Even Zhu Biao and Zhu Xiongying would not dare to do this if they were still alive. I don't know if the author has a brain, but he lost it trying to make money for others.

It can be seen from the beginning that the protagonist has no feelings for Zhu Yuanzhang, and Zhu Yuanzhang also has no feelings for the protagonist. Zhu Yuanzhang's sons can all be taught by famous teachers, while the protagonist is directly assigned because of his birth. The protagonist himself also said that there are three types of Zhu Yuanzhang's sons, the bastards born from Zhu Biao, his other sons, and him, a good prostitute who gave away money for phone calls. When the protagonist first got married and took concubines, Zhu Yuanzhang said that he had disgraced himself, and then said that he would take him back without even thinking about it. What emotion can this have? Later, when I discovered that the protagonist had some money-making skills, he came over to ask for advice. Let the protagonist be the Minister of Household Affairs to get money for him. What bad intentions could Zhu Yuanzhang have? He just wants the protagonist to use his talents to serve the country. Just throw it away after it is no longer useful. To put it simply, you despise his origin when it is useless. After realizing that he was useful, I wanted to squeeze him dry before continuing to despise his origin and throw him away. For example, the chairman of Daming Group regards his son Zhu Biao as his heir. The other sons are inferior. The protagonist is even kicked out of the house without being counted as a human being. Later, it was discovered that the protagonist was self-reliant, had business acumen, and even started a small company that looked very promising. And the business is running very well. Out of the instinct of greed for money, he licked his face and accepted the marriage. I hope that the protagonist can recognize his ancestor and hand over all the shares of his small company to him. He also asked him to return to the company to work for him. Burn yourself to illuminate the Ming Dynasty Group, and when Zhu Yuanzhang gets old, give the head office to his eldest son. As for the protagonist, is this a bastard? I don't have any shares in Daming Company, but for the sake of my bloodline, I can just give him a few thousand yuan a month for retirement. As for the protagonist, there are really signs of following him with his face licked.

In ancient times, would the emperor Lao Tzu control the vassal kings taking concubines? Firstly, no matter what, you are your own descendant, secondly, you are not breaking the law, and thirdly, your own writing is not taken seriously, why are you so idle and have to check the protagonist, if there is something wrong, slap yourself in the face. I don't want to talk about anything else. Can you write a book? There are so many flaws and poisonous points

The names are all messed up. According to the Huang Ming ancestral training set by Emperor Taizu Gao, the last character of the name of the royal family must be the radical of the Five Elements wheel. According to wood, fire, earth, metal, and water, the second generation under Emperor Taizu Gao all have the character wood. For example, Prince Yiwen, Prince Min of Qin, Prince Gong of Jin, Emperor Taizong Di, Wang Ding of Zhou, Prince Zhao of Chu, Prince Gong of Qi, Prince Tan, Prince Zhao, Prince Tan of Luhuang, etc. Are all ranked with wooden characters. What's the matter with Chen coming to you? Chen means "Zhen", which means that when things shake, they grow. Weitian is great, and Weisheng Ancestor is like this, living in all the universe, beautifying the country. Did you come up with this name randomly? Especially the royal family