Great Ming: Imperial Brother, I Really Don't Want to Be Emperor!

It is indeed well written. From the very beginning, I have been trying to prevent the Donglin Party from taking the lead. After dealing with the Jurchen Japanese pirates, sorting out the land in the world and starting to collect commercial taxes, and cleaning up the vassal kings, the Donglin Party takes the lead and arrests one by one. The little ones have soldiers and money, and they cry out for the Jiangnan gentry interest groups!

Yes, the writing is quite interesting, and the handling of the relationship with Zhu Yijun was well received. There are many books about Zhu Yijun. I read another book about Zhu Yijun. After Wanli was ousted from the throne, he wrote about Wanli in a very sad and crazy way. Then the protagonist had no brotherly love for Wanli, and finally poisoned Zhu Yijun to death. It was uncomfortable to read, but I still like the author's style.

Not bad, just to encourage you

Personally, I feel quite satisfied. In today's world where systematic writing and mindless cool writing are rampant, it's rare to see such a flesh-and-blood book. Five stars. Come on, author!

Why is the score so low? It's obviously pretty good.

I wrote too much about my little life, so I wanted to give it three stars, but after thinking about it, I decided to give it five stars! After all, writing is not easy for authors! [Laughing]

It's been a long time since I've seen a book with such details. Although the plot is a bit immature, the big-frame issues are all reasonable and not too much beyond the limitations of the era. It's good.

If you want to write about anxiety, you can't just write about anxiety. I want to write about my numb head, my confused eyes, my restless heart, my inability to eat, and even my dogs are happier than me.

This book is good. I give you five stars.

It's still very good, the plot is exciting.