Great Ming in a Mixed Martial World: Now That We're Gods, Who'd Still Be Emperor?

Everyone's noses are roaring, and even luck has come out. The princess gets angry when she dies, but the protagonist, the eldest son, is quiet when something happens. How can a princess do something that can be hidden from the prince and the emperor? It's funny, isn't it?

It makes me **, she ignored the abuse for a few years, but once she got rich, Queen Ma developed a deep love for her grandson and grandson. The protagonist even went over to offer treasures, and gave a reason for seclusion that she didn't know, but the protagonist actually believed it. As a powerful person in the Gaowu Dynasty for a few years, she didn't know and it proved that she didn't care, instead of being deceived. If Lu really had this ability, he wouldn't be killed in one fell swoop. The protagonist is still here licking her, it's amazing to watch**

I feel like it was written in a very violent way. It's okay to forget it, but it didn't come out in one breath, which seems a bit frustrating. Moreover, the character's IQ is really worrying. The protagonist has such strength. They actually dare to think about how to deal with the protagonist. Who can beat the protagonist Zhu Yuanzhang if he doesn't take action? If Zhu Yuanzhang fails to take action, both sides will suffer. The relationship with Daming is also constant. With the protagonist's strength, it is very simple to take the people of the Huaixi lineage who are loyal to him. As for those who don't want to leave, just treat them as strangers. If Zhu Yuanzhang dares to stop him, then they will die together. Anyway, they all fall out. As a result, you pat your own butt and don't take people away, insisting on getting involved with the Ming Dynasty. If you want to use the Ming Dynasty as the foundation, forget it. You are not the problem. In that case, wouldn't it be best to completely break away from the Ming Dynasty and form one's own force? Wouldn't it be best to let other forces see the Ming Dynasty's jokes and avoid them from being tabooed against the protagonist because of Zhu Yuanzhang and making those two Zhu regretful? Now, the other forces that are constantly fighting will think that if you reconcile, then there are two peak combat powers who will definitely want to get rid of one to maintain balance, and the one targeted will definitely be the protagonist.

It feels like writing people other than the protagonist and his power as mentally retarded. The protagonist has obviously been exposed to such great power and strength, but those mentally retarded people still want to destroy the protagonist or conquer the protagonist's power.

Just like Gou Shen, in the end all enemies of the protagonist are whitewashed.

It made me very angry. What the hell was written?

Dear Yanzu, Xiaoxiao of Xiaopujie family is about to be born. So there are a little less updates. Xiaopoujie will try to speed up when there is a chance. Xiaopoujie here has better support from Yanzu.

He actually used a temple name like "Di Xin" and called Yang Guang "Emperor Yang Guang"... The title he used when he was enshrined in the Imperial Ancestral Temple. Anyway, you can't use "posthumous title". It's okay if you use it in a positive way, but if you use it in a derogatory way, it's courting death. However, no matter the temple name or the posthumous title, you cannot address it while you are alive... Because they are all titles for the dead. It's okay to use the name of the country... The official title is to use the name of the country, King Shou, King Wu, and King Zheng of Qin. The title of Zishou is actually wrong, because the king has no surname. It is a modern practice to add a surname to the king.

One is the infrastructure stream, and the other is the god stream! It's different!

It has just been released. One or two chapters a day. Are you competing with readers for endurance?