Great Ming: I Sell Pokémon to the Zhu Family
大明：我把精灵卖给老朱一家
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 348k Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
156Chapters
3.1MReads
103.9kFlowers
9.6Score
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Reader comments 50
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Why are you kneeling when there is obviously a cheat?
Is the protagonist too kind? With the strength to defeat the second level gods, it's not like I don't eat beef in the Ming Dynasty. One person can directly destroy a country. Those who obey me will prosper, and those who go against me will perish.
If the elves really appeared in the early Ming Dynasty, Zhu Yuanzhang would 100% control the elves and not give them to ordinary people, so that no one could overthrow them.
Let me explain in advance that I haven't watched it yet, but I feel like Zhu Yuanzhang is so picky and searching, shouldn't he send troops to rob him?
In this kind of self-centered world, the protagonist must have the right personality, like a licking nanny, no one will look at it. The protagonist is too humble to be a man
I prefer to watch Pokémon promotions and other topics. I am not a pure fan of Ming Dynasty, or I am not a fan of Zhu Chongba. It can be seen that the author admires Zhu very much, but if you really like a historical figure, then the most rational thing is to understand him comprehensively, instead of reading some online unofficial history and praising him as a god. You must first realize that he is a human being, and then you can think about the merits and demerits of being a human being. Since the protagonist comes to this world, he must not only save some tragedies, but also subtly change the people around him in a good direction. What I hate most are those people who reveal themselves and then add fuel to the fire and kill more. The four major cases during the Hongwu period killed hundreds of thousands, which is much more casualties than the barbarian invasion and looting of a city. However, many Laki authors regard these as evil, and will harm the whole family as long as they are disobedient. This is why there are very few Hongwunian novels that I like, but it's not always like this. It's just that many authors are too low-level and have poor outlook on life.
The author should still be a high school student, so cute and cute
What the hell are you writing recently? I came to read elf novels just to see the protagonist join someone else's army to help fight for hegemony? Author, please be clearer.
Your update speed can easily kill you
Lao Zhu just wants the whole country to support his descendants. If he knew that his descendants had millions of people, he would not be happy to death.