Great Ming: The Zombie Emperor Breaks Out of His Tomb to Crush the Jingnan Rebellion
大明：僵尸皇，破棺而出奉天靖难
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 924k Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Time Travel
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
512Chapters
6.7MReads
44.4kFlowers
9.8Score
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The protagonist is a monk, a zombie, and an artifact to protect the country. How come the country is only 688 years old??
Will the protagonist be a tool for Zhu Chongba after he comes out? Will the throne belong to the protagonist? If not, there is no need to read this book.
Brother, don't you write like a zombie?
I want to ask you if you can be creative when writing a book? The three books written are almost the same. They basically change the soup without changing the medicine. They all write about Zhu Yuanzhang having a system to know the future. When he learned when Zhu Biao died, he wanted to change, but found that he couldn't. I also discovered that the protagonist and Zhu Di had the option of being emperor. They knew things about Zhu Di's descendants, and also knew things about the protagonist's descendants. After a comparison, they found that the protagonist was very awesome. Then they ran to the protagonist's fiefdom with Zhu Biao to have a heart-to-heart talk with the protagonist and let the protagonist sit on the throne. I've seen money traps, but I've never seen money traps like that. You're going crazy thinking about money!
As of now, I can't see a single bit of the protagonist's emotional life. In the deduction, too, the whole family is dead, and it doesn't prevent the protagonist from practicing Taoism. So what kind of Tao does the protagonist cultivate, the ruthless Tao?
What kind of p stuff is written in the introduction?
What nonsense. It can prolong life, but it can't cure diseases
In the next episode, the protagonist cuts off five of his fingers
Was there also zombies in the Ming Dynasty? Do you know where zombies came from? The Ming Dynasty dragon vein was cut off?
I have always been curious about whether the prince can survive? He must die, can't he be saved even if he is saved?