
I Became the Imperial Preceptor of the Yuan Dynasty
我在元朝当国师
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- 147k Words
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- Military & History
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- Alternate History
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- 6y ago
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I just want to ask the author: Did you intend to keep the throne for yourself, or give it away to someone else?
The author recently met a cross-dressing guy and they're having a great chat. I'll update again tonight!
An author should have their own opinions and historical political thinking when writing a book. Haha, looking forward to Zhu Baba? Such naive thinking. You think Zhu Baba is a good person? If Zhu Baba really rises to power, the protagonist will inevitably be subjected to slow slicing.
Seeing the information about the naval battles of the New Year and the ships costing tens of millions of taels of silver, I'm speechless. Does the author even know what tens of millions of taels means?
With 550,000 reads and thousands of fans, the author is at a loss for words. This book is under contract but will not be available for purchase online. The author's writing will continue to improve, and the book will continue until its completion. There will be breaks, but it will not be abandoned. Please read with confidence.
The Manchus at least ruled the country together with the Han Chinese, and although their status was low, they were still considered human beings. The Yuan Dynasty, well, anyone considered human was superior to a Han Chinese, and the Han Chinese were further divided into northern and southern Han Chinese. In the eyes of the Mongols, the Han Chinese weren't even considered human.
Do you know what a saint is in history? It's someone who doesn't bathe. From birth to death, not bathing is considered a saint. If someone's name has the word "saint" in it, then their ancestors were people who didn't bathe and had worms in their heads. Think about it, if Joan of Arc was beautiful, would anyone burn her? She was just a village girl, and a village girl who didn't bathe. Her skin wasn't good either.
Could you tell the author what the readers think of the Yuan Dynasty? The author would like to hear your opinions.
The author can check history; in the third year of the Xuanhe era of the Song Dynasty, the national population was nearly 100 million. By the eleventh year of the Zhiyuan era at the beginning of the Yuan Dynasty, the population had dwindled to only 8.87 million.
Author, are you an idiot? You must be a woman. In that dynasty, what was the status of women? Don't you know? Women couldn't hold official positions. That woman was named Yang Jin. Author, your IQ is practically negative. The status of women in that dynasty was incredibly low. Don't you know?