
I Just Seized the Throne from the Bastard Emperor, and a Great Ming Chat Group Appeared!
刚抢堡宗皇位,大明聊天群来了!
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
1.3kChapters
12.5MReads
42.1kFlowers
9.7Score
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Is it fun for a mentally retarded author to copy history? There are reasons for low ratings
I don't read many novels about Zhu Yuanzhang. I feel that Zhu Yuanzhang is written very well and is too self-righteous. It's usually okay, but in the novel, it gets annoying. There's no sense of immersion and it's a bit depressing.
The Pu family are Jews, kill them all!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If Yu Qian's name is changed, no one can stand what he did. Abolish the North and South Lists and adopt the recommendation system. How dare you drop military rations to provide disaster relief when there is still food in the official warehouse. In the Jingtai Dynasty, whether Zhu Qiyu led the civil and military ministers or the civil and military ministers controlled Zhu Qiyu can be understood at a glance. If you really care about these, none of the Nine Clans are enough to cut them down. Although the emperor may not necessarily do good things if he has real power, he certainly cannot do good things if he does not have real power. Even if you have the intention, you are powerless. A referee without the support of real power is as bad as a certain football. No more than 7 emperors of the Ming Dynasty lived past the age of forty. Except for the two immediate emperors, Zhu Yuanzhang and Zhu Di. The rest are either broken or have soft ears. The more stubborn ones either died of illness or fell into the water.
I don't know why I keep writing about the Ming Dynasty. Is the Ming Dynasty good? The Ming Dynasty was the dynasty with the most cannibalism, more so than during the Five Husty Periods. It was passed down from the Ming Dynasty that they ate babies and even used fetuses with fetuses as medicine. Ming Taizu Zhu Yuanzhang shared the food with the wife of a general who had disgraced him openly in the court. He also said that the meat was the meat of an evil woman. There were also cannibals in the royal family such as King Fu. According to the Ming Dynasty, could the relatives of the protagonist be executed directly? I really don't understand. In the Ming Dynasty, apart from Zhu Yuanzhang who had the ability and means to become the Ming Taizu, Zhu Dina's idea that the emperor should guard the country and the king should die for the country, and some patriotic celebrities, what else could there be to praise?
It's too shabby. I can talk about a small thing for two chapters, and it's like this in every chapter. I talk about one thing halfway, and then suddenly go off topic and talk about a lot of other things, and it's like this in every chapter. Then continue to repeat this process, talking about one or two sentences about the previous chapter or two.
When Zhu Qizhen was defeated, I wanted to know how old the protagonist was
The civil servants were appointed by Zhu Qiyu. Because Zhu Qiyu was not the successor, he needed to please the civil servants. He set a precedent for the emperor to bribe ministers and greatly promoted the civil servants.
Nowadays, most of the history writing is Confucian history. Why is no one writing from other classes?
There is so much nonsense that I feel tired even if I skip it.