Great Ming: Taking Stock of Their Lifespans from the Start Leaves Old Zhu Stunned

I've written so many pieces, when will it be the protagonist's turn? Isn't it just to repay your life expectancy? As for being so procrastinating? It's not like I don't have to write anything later.

These are all mentally retarded novels

The first few chapters are just jabbering and there is no plot progress at all. The same thing takes several chapters to write about the reactions of several people. It can be solved in half a chapter, and almost 90% of Feilu's books are like this.

I have always suspected that there was gas in the Forbidden City, which caused many emperors of the Ming Dynasty to have short lifespans. A few of them, Lu Wanli and Jiajing, did not leave the palace and basically had no contact with the red paint in the palace. In addition, they took good care of themselves, so they lived longer. Like other emperors, some died of inexplicable illness, and some had a very short lifespan. Is this possible? And like Kangxi, who had pockmarks on his face, and later Qianlong, did they live longer because they had people to take care of them and also ran around? I'm curious about this. If we want to talk about lifespan, is it that some of the decorations in the palace contain formaldehyde-like substances, which led to the short lifespan of most emperors of the Ming Dynasty? Of course, these are my conjectures, but I always feel that it may be related to some chemicals in the palace, right?

If it becomes popular, there will be novels in the future that take stock of the lifespan of the Emperor of the Tang Dynasty, the lifespan of the Emperor of the Han Dynasty, the lifespan of the Emperor of the Song Dynasty, the lifespan of the Emperor of the Three Kingdoms, the lifespan of the Emperor of the Manchu Qing, the lifespan of the Emperor of Qin, the lifespan of the Empress of the Ming Dynasty, the lifespan of the Empress of the Song Dynasty, the lifespan of the Empress of the Tang Dynasty, the lifespan of the Empress of the Han Dynasty, the lifespan of the Empress of the Manchu Qing Dynasty, etc.

This book is really awesome! It's chapter 42 and I still don't understand what you're doing.

When writing, could the author first check the generation of Zhu Yuanzhang? The descendants of Zhu Yuanzhang do not have the generation of Yong at all.

It's funny that you connect yourself with the Ming Dynasty. Let's not talk about whether a mortal dynasty of the Ming Dynasty can bear the karma of mortals. I assume it can bear it, but there is a limit to this burden, right? Don't tell me that a mortal dynasty can always bear the karma of mortals? In other words, if the protagonist wants Ming to always be able to bear the protagonist's cause and effect, he must let Ming create his destiny. Otherwise, it is impossible for Ming to always be able to bear the protagonist's cause and effect. Sooner or later, Ming will collapse. But if the protagonist follows the path of the Luck Dynasty, then the protagonist must preach the Ming Dynasty and make the Luck Dynasty stronger. But the two biggest questions before the protagonist are, do the Ming Dynasty have enough cultivation resources? Is the world strong enough? How to make Yunchao stronger if there is not enough protagonist? How does the protagonist himself become stronger? If the world is not strong, then can just anyone behind him break the space? This is simply an infinite loop. If the protagonist can't solve these problems, then you shouldn't let Daming bear your karma in the first place.

It's quite outrageous. The emperor summoned the feudal king, and the time when someone went to inform him was that the feudal king rushed back from the feudal territory on the same day. The author, you don't have any knowledge of ancient transportation?

Erbi, really Erbi. Damn it, have you read history? Have you checked the information? And it's so watery. Damn it, after writing a paragraph, you actually need three or four f*cking sheets to write it. You have to write three or four pictures to finish a paragraph, you are a fucking talent too.