
Returning to the Ming Dynasty to Become a Prince
回到明朝当藩王
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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The writing is okay, humorous, but Lan Caidie is a bit poisonous. I don't know why the author arranged such a character.
The book is good to read, but there are too many people and things involved in reading it. It just needs to be interesting to read. It has to be entangled with history. This is a novel and not a history of the Ming Dynasty.
It's okay, but no one is watching. I mean, the author won't be a mess [laughs crookedly]
Compared with other Ming Dynasty novels, this one is really good
Zhu Biao, the crown prince of the Ming Dynasty, was the unluckiest among all the princes, but he was also the wisest. Unlucky enough to have the throne at his fingertips, it was a pity that he died of illness.
It looks good, I just hope the author doesn't want eunuchs
The male protagonist wholeheartedly supported the crown prince's rise to power and became the most powerful vassal king in the Ming Dynasty. In the end, he helped the prince successfully reduce the vassal state and led Zhu Yuntong to establish a country in India and Zhu Di to establish a country in Australia. The male protagonist opens a harem
Overall, it's okay. Li Jinlong and the prince shouldn't have a hostile relationship. As written in this book, don't be too obviously biased towards King Yan. This is impossible, otherwise Lao Zhu would have fooled him. King Yan should not be so serious about treason while Zhu Biao was still alive.
If you like cool writing, you can read it, but don't be too arrogant. But it is somewhat dissuading for the party to retreat. It's not easy for the author to code. Although I don't like it very much, I still give it four stars, so I'll give it a try.
Great and beautiful! It's just a pity the ending. It should be said that Zhu Yuanzhang came back once after his death, and then did not come back for twenty years. It would be even better to come back and meet Zhu Biao later!