Great Ming: The Mad Prince Who Torments the Entire Court
大明：疯批皇子，祸害满朝文武
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 129k Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
83Chapters
2MReads
1.4kFlowers
9.7Score
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Commentary on Chapter 1 of "The Ming Dynasty: Crazy Criticism of the Prince, Harmful to the Civil and Military Affairs of the Manchu Dynasty" written by the titled emperor. The Crazy Criticism of the Prince is online, and he first deceives Xu Da (please collect flowers for the new book!). Chapter review.
Commentary on Chapter 5 of "The Great Ming Dynasty: Crazy Criticism of the Princes, Harmful to the Civil and Military Affairs of the Manchu Dynasty" written by the Titled Emperor.
Commentary on Chapter 49 of "The Great Ming Dynasty: Crazy Criticism of the Prince, Harmful to the Civil and Military Affairs of the Manchu Dynasty" written by the titled emperor. Zhu Fan comes out of the palace again, and three major scourges gather together.
Commentary on Chapter 33 of "The Great Ming Dynasty: Crazy Criticism of Princes, Harmful to the Civil and Military Affairs of the Dynasty" written by the titled emperor. The boss who is not sick is even more terrifying (please collect flowers!).
Commentary on Chapter 2: Peeping at Xu Miaoyun bathing, Xu Da collapses (please collect flowers!) Written by the titled emperor, "The Ming Dynasty: Crazy Criticism of Princes, Harmful to the Civil and Military Affairs of the Dynasty".
Commentary on Chapter 45: Leaving in the Chaos and Obtaining the Ledger Book, Chapter 45 of "The Ming Dynasty: Crazy Criticism of the Princes, Harmful to the Civil and Military Affairs of the Manchu Dynasty" written by the titled emperor.
Commentary on Chapter 69 of "The Ming Dynasty: Crazy Criticism of the Prince, Harmful to the Civil and Military Affairs of the Manchu Dynasty" written by the Titled Emperor: I received a generous gift, and the token is for me to steal the prince.
Commentary on Chapter 78 of "The Great Ming Dynasty: Crazy Criticism of the Princes, Harmful to the Civil and Military Affairs of the Manchu Dynasty" written by the titled emperor. All those involved in the corruption case were high officials of the imperial court.
Commentary on Chapter 6: Empress Ma wants to beg Zhu Fan for a wife (Please collect flowers!) Written by the titled emperor, "The Ming Dynasty: Crazy Criticism of the Princes, Harmful to the Civil and Military Affairs of the Manchu Dynasty".
Commentary on Chapter 8 of "The Great Ming Dynasty: Crazy Criticism of the Princes, Harmful to the Civil and Military Affairs of the Manchu Dynasty" written by the titled emperor. The Confucian was stunned by anger, starting from the misinterpretation of the Analects of Confucius (Please collect flowers for the new book!) Chapter review.