Great Ming: From the Start, Old Zhu Forces Me to Take a Concubine, and I'm Stunned

I feel like the male protagonist is a little smart... Empress Ma started to like to give up to Zhu Yuanzhang forcefully, so that she could successfully rebel, and she had to rush to lick him

Traveling through time without rebellion, a chrysanthemum with an electric drill. If you have to be a g, then you must be a good g and don't let Queen Ma and Zhu Biao disappear, otherwise you will not be able to avoid the teammate's engine cleansing Huaixi Xungui.

This is the fate of the protagonist Tian who traveled through time and did not rebel.

**I like to be the one who rushes into battle, and being killed is not unfair at all..

In the protagonist's mind, anything can be given to Zhu Yuanzhang, a wage earner. Lao Zhu's only achievement is to restore the Han people's country without any problems or evil, but his policy is to treat the people as domestic slaves of the Zhu family. The protagonist is also a domestic slave, giving all good things to Lao Zhu, and not accepting things from the master. He calls it noble and only wants to see the prosperous times. He and Zhu Yuanzhang start from the same starting line and don't become emperor themselves, so they like to work for others, right? You still think that you have sworn sworn friends to Lao Zhu since the beginning of the uprising and will not do anything to you. The old feudal peasant mentality is that as long as you do not bleed the blood of the Zhu family, if you make a mistake that threatens Lao Zhu, you will die even if he recognizes him as your adopted father.

I always feel that the protagonist will definitely not end well in the end.

Zhu Chongba was most selfish and only thought about Lao Zhu's family, regardless of the people. He killed officials to fight corruption for them. The Zhu family world is not for the people, just for his own rule. Why didn't he execute Lao Zhu's family for breaking the law? If he really wanted to be good for the people, his son, the most important, would be punished. Besides, saying that he was good for the people was far worse than a great man.

This protagonist is no different from Yi Xiaochuan

This author should basically have his servility engraved into his bones. The protagonist is fully capable and has the opportunity, but instead of licking Zhu Yuanzhang hard, the Qing Dynasty fell. As a citizen of the new era, the author advises you to turn back.

Why do you act like someone's little brother and brag so much?