Dingnan Guard: The Prince of Chu's Residence

In fact, this was written for fun because of some random ideas. This is the first book. The writing style is a bit rough, and there is also a tone of compulsion to compose new words. I apologize to those readers who came here in a hurry and left disappointed. But after all, this is the first work signed for serialization, and I want to finish it. This is a small beginning for the idea of ​​writing about the entire world of Daning that once crossed my mind. Although I was in danger of dying in childbirth, I worked hard to finish it and write down some of my inner thoughts about ancient borders, power schemes, governance, systems, pioneering or conservative, enterprising or conservative. I don't know how to write a cool novel where the main character is born into a noble family and cheats all the way. Everyone should have their own ups and downs. At the beginning of the world of Daning, I want to write down some thoughts that may be immature: whether they are emperors, nobles, courtiers, scholars, scholars, knights, or commoners, they all have things they can't do, and they may all betray their former selves. Perhaps only a very small number of people can wait for the person they want to wait for. The glory and wealth they deserve may be just a fleeting cloud in front of their eyes. Then, Yang Chen will truly mature and grow up in such a world. As for what it will look like, everyone will wait and see. The clear light is not lost, and the coming year will be endless. Beginning, the world of Daning starts from here.

Not bad, it's finally a novel that's not brainless.

Finally, it's not the kind of white text where the protagonist travels through time or has a system.

A very nice book. Although the writing style seems a bit depressing, the author's delicate writing style and vivid descriptions are deeply rooted in my heart. This may also be a breath of fresh air for Tomato's stereotyped routines. It is difficult to see a better book on this platform. From the beginning of the Chu King's vassalage, to later and Yue Yi's acquaintance and her wedding to Yu Wenxue seem to be written based on the protagonist's emotional line, but there is a lot of interspersed events and people related to the life of the protagonist and the empire. Everything is so fascinating. I haven't finished reading yet, so continue reading. I hope the author will update soon haha [Sending Hearts]

Come on, the writing is very good, but I don't know which dynasty it is based on. Unlike other historical novels where the royal family is ruthless, this book Yang Jingxiong has a rough and rough mind, and the royal family also reflects the magnanimity and style it should have. It is very good

Let me make a guess. The author said before that the fifth emperor, King Chu, was brilliant. Yang Zhi was the third, so his son was the fourth. He probably followed the path of Zhu Biao and Zhu Yunzhen. His son cut down the feudal vassal, and the protagonist went to a courtship to get back what was his. If he becomes the fifth emperor, if he is not the protagonist, then the world will probably be in chaos. Everyone wants to be the emperor, and the descendants of the Yang family will attack each other. In the end, others will take advantage of it. This is called the death of the fourth generation without the King of Chu.

It is a very good book, and it also writes about the lack of freedom of the royal family in feudal society in the past dynasties. Unlike other books, the protagonist can do whatever he wants. I hope the author can keep writing.

It is an imaginary history that incorporates the Tang, Song and Ming dynasties. The protagonist and the prince feel like they are modeled after Emperor Yongle and Zhu Biao. The writing is quite good, but it is a pity that it is on Tomato, a platform where people are impetuous and like to read cool articles. I feel that not many people are watching it.

It's not bad, I'll give it a try if I raise it more.

It looks great, good luck to the author!