Ming Dynasty: Empress Ma's Legitimate Son Only Made Lao Zhu Angry

Name: Ming Dynasty: Empress Ma's Legitimate Son Only Made Lao Zhu Angry
Author: Sleeping on an Ant's Back

大明：马皇后嫡子，专惹老朱生气

by Sleeping on an Ant's Back (睡在蚂蚁背上)

Status: Completed
Length: 921k Words
Genre: Military & History
Subgenre: Alternate History
Audience: For men
Updated: 2y ago
Source: Faloo

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Synopsis

Traveling through the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Lin actually became the prince of Zhu Yuanzhang, the foolish son of Queen Ma, and His Highness the King of Wei of the Ming Dynasty! System activation! Host, as long as you collect Lao Zhu's anger, you can draw various rewards! Zhu Lin: "Dad, you are a pretty good guard. Let us play with you. If there are any ready-made prisoners, we love to torment people the most." Zhu Yuanzhang: "?" Anger 10, 10, 10… Zhu Lin: "Dad, your jade seal is not bad. We have just practiced calligraphy. Do you want us to make a seal?" Zhu Yuanzhang: "?!" Anger 100, anger 100, anger 100... Zhu Lin: "Dad, we have a question. If my eldest brother dies, can we become the prince? Hehe..." Zhu Yuanzhang: "!!!" Angry 114514! "You traitor, we will kill you!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.

Reader comments

Either it is really imaginary, or it is based on history. This is half imaginary and half historical. It is uncomfortable to look at. Zhu Xi, Zhu Fanzhu, are all the legitimate sons of Empress Xiaozi! If you insist on using history to make it imaginary, readers will look very **! Either the emperor and the queen have changed their names, and the dynasties have also changed, otherwise the history of the Ming Dynasty is familiar, and it is very uncomfortable to look at it! Now you are the only one reading in Feilu, you are a bit poisonous!
6 likes3y ago
Sand sculpture author. Queen Ma gave birth to three children. Where did the historian come from to say whether Zhu Biao was born to Queen Ma? Zhu Di had objections. The princes, kings of Qin and kings of Jin were all legitimate sons, and they were also legitimate second sons. So lax
5 likes3y ago
These chapters are poisonous, thunderous, and violent. A king can be so impulsive on important matters. Is he worthy of the profession of emperor? Also worthy of an emperor through the ages. Got out of the trap 886
4 likes3y ago