Emperor Yongle: Zhu Biao

It's great. It's even more fun to beat up the kid. It's very well written. I'm not merciful to the betrayed woman. It's very good. Come on, keep writing.

Zhu Biaowen is the most enjoyable I have ever seen, the details are full of emotions, and the vivid image of the royal family affection is expressed. I like it [like][like][like]

Yes, traveling through Zhu Biao, the most stable prince, I hope the author has solved all the shortcomings of the Ming Dynasty. Especially for the civil servant group, if we want to suppress it, it is best to directly reform and divide the responsibilities. Whoever is responsible for everything will be detained by them, and they will be asked to procrastinate and argue all day long. The imperial examination has also been reformed. For the military general group, it is best to set up a military academy to train talents, conduct systematic military training for the three armies of the sea, land and air force, and rotate the commanding generals for several years. It is best to separate the military and political affairs [laughter] [laughter] and move over the modern national management system. [Laughing awkwardly][Laughing awkwardly]. Hahahahaha😂

Great book! This is the best book I've ever read about the Ming Dynasty. The author would do a better job and stop it from being too bad. I'm looking forward to seeing the glorious moments of the Empire on which the sun never sets!

All my fantasies about the Ming Dynasty have been fulfilled. I love you, author!

To be honest, the beginning of this book is concise and powerful, which attracted me at the first time. When I read the middle, I can always feel refreshed when I feel bored and give up. The most impressive ones are the disaster relief in Henan and the war in Japan. Although it seems a bit cruel from the current perspective, when I think of all the things in modern times, it is still refreshing and comfortable. In short, this is a Ming Dynasty historical novel that I read seriously after I was in the Ming Dynasty pioneering group. I hope the author will continue his work and not leave it unfinished [thinking] [shy].

It's good to read, but don't finish it badly. The first half of the Ming Dynasty books I read before were good, but the second half was too much, and the ratings were still high. This book's rating is only 8. It's really strange. In the end, the author is updating ten times a day [sneaky laugh] [sneaky laugh] [sneaky laugh]

I have long wanted to read a novel about traveling back in time and becoming the Ming Dynasty prince Zhu Biao. This novel is also very well written! There are just too few updates. Can there be more updates? Not too many. Five chapters a day. I would be very satisfied. (Come on! Update more, as long as you don't die, then update towards death!!!)

My favorite book at the moment, go to the author! As long as you keep updating, you can fence with me if you want [you taste it carefully]

It's really nice, but the word count is too few. I hope the author can update it more

This book is so good. I regard the three chapters that are updated daily as treasures. I go to the bathroom on time at 11 o'clock every day and light a cigarette. I read as I read. In just three chapters, I thought about every word repeatedly. It is so good. It's so good. It's so refreshing. It's so refreshing. It's so refreshing. It's so good. This is the first novel that I can read over and over again from the first chapter. The characters are emotionally delicate and can be clearly brought into the protagonist. Every description of emotion is so touching. A simple daily life with the old man. The struggle in Gong Wei, the collision of emotions, and the emotional expression will rise and fall with the plot. I always want to read the content of the next chapter. The novel update reminder every day is what motivates me to go to work. Come on, author!

I hope the author can bring us a different Ming Dynasty, Zhu Biao, the most stable prince in history

The book is very good, five-star review. In my opinion, the biggest problem is the palace fighting part. You said that the male protagonist is powerless, but that's not true. The protagonist just doesn't care. After he dies, he sighs. I guess the author hates women [facepalm] I don't know how to comment. The endless writing of Gong Dou is like a detective novel. It's really tiring. Brother, I can't finish one thing for so many days. My son is also plotting, my brother is plotting, and my wife is plotting. In fact, in the final analysis, the protagonist does not understand an emperor at all. As for all kinds of anti-human things, such as viruses that wipe out native people, human bone furniture, experiments on living people, emmm, whatever, I'm here to watch it anyway.

The writing is quite good, but the author's understanding of Zhu Biao is different from mine. I think Zhu Biao should be a figure like Emperor Wen of Han Dynasty. He should be a decisive person. The four major cases in the early Ming Dynasty were handled by three Zhu Biao. After handling so many major and important cases, the ministers were still grateful to him. You can't say he has a weak temper. Zhu Biao just objected to being too involved. But he was often involved in these major cases. Of course, there are also few historical materials. We have no way of knowing who the specific Zhu Biao was today. Of course, I'm not saying that what the author wrote is wrong. On the contrary, it is well written. Just disagree with me. Very well written. Come on

Not bad! The author continues to write, and I will continue to follow it.

Not bad, the family relationship is very warm, I like this cheerful atmosphere very much. Zhu Biao deserves to be the most stable crown prince. Although the male protagonist does not have the golden finger of a time traveler, he is also a very capable person. I hope that the male protagonist's aura can keep him and Zhu Xiongying and Queen Ma from dying like history. Although the male protagonist will definitely not die, Zhu Xiongying and Queen Ma cannot die either. It is best for the third generation to have Zhu Xiongying ascend the throne in the end. Lu will kill him quickly. I hope the male protagonist will not be too perverted. I hope the male protagonist's female character won't write too many plots, otherwise she won't be able to watch it. The male protagonist's female background is fine, and I don't want to read the male protagonist's love story.

This is my ideal Ming Dynasty, where the world is unified, without the earthen fortresses of later generations, and the theme is novel. Unlike other novels that time travel from the beginning of time or travel to the moment of life and death of the country, although it is in the same category as those time-traveling emperors in the last days, it is unique. Instead of reaching the top of the world with dirt and life-and-death crises, he has reached the end of others since he was born. Others have unified the Central Plains and China, and Japan makes the whole world afraid. Only this book has truly achieved it. Is it the king's land, the shore of the land, is it the king's ministers?

A very good book, worth reading🉐

I've been reading it for a long time and it's quite good. Although some parts are superficial and sensational, it's rare to see such good-looking plain text. The characters are vividly described and the plot is coherent. The writing is also good, but I can only give it four points. I don't know if it's the chapters that have been changed or the author's problem. Many punctuation marks are wrong. I always feel weird when I read it. The reading is not that smooth.

In the early stage, I felt that it was quite satisfactory. After becoming the emperor, there were a little more palace fights, allowing the protagonist to gradually become a qualified emperor. The family relationship with the old Empress Zhu Ma was well written, and the plot quoted classics and reflected many things. One star was deducted because some of the protagonist's actions were too vicious and sinister and I didn't like it. But it's a novel after all, so it shouldn't be taken too seriously. Overall, it's pretty good [Chigua]

In the early stage, various industries were developed, and the military and civil affairs advanced by leaps and bounds. Internally, the family, courtiers and people, and externally, various countries around the world, all kinds of processing methods were in line with the readers' expectations. In the later period, various jokes reflected reality. It was very immersive to watch and it was hard to calm down. All in all, it's a good book and can be read twice.

Minute Maid, I'll rate it after I catch up to the end. The power of the country in the book has a development process. It is not very brainless. Of course, reality will not develop that fast, but it is also very good. I like it very much when it develops to a certain level and fights foreigners and shows off its power. The plot and the changes in the relationship between the several protagonists are also described in detail. The author also likes to criticize current ills and write about some current social phenomena. It seems that the author is a bit angry. Overall, it is very worth reading. Of course, there are some shortcomings, that is, when it comes to the later stages of writing, it is too big to write, and it is also a bit delayed. The next two to three hundred chapters are just to see the completion.

Very beautiful, very sharp, with rich descriptions of characters and events, full of laughter and curses, five-star praise, recommended to everyone. However, in order to write as many stories as possible, the author created some very unreasonable and contradictory plots, and he also went too hard on some details, so he deducted one star. Overall review: Four stars!

It is a relatively good book. It does not overly describe the daily life in the palace, but daily life. Wars come in turns, so it is not too boring to read. The protagonist is also a normal person. He does not start an industrial revolution right away. The emergence of new weapons is also reasonable. Although the character portrayal before the time travel at the beginning is a bit deliberate, it is still innocuous.

I haven't read much yet, so there's not much to say in the general direction. It's a novel. It's a novel. You can write it however you want. Small details and small logic are handled really well. There aren't many authors who have no problem with their logic, but they are also quite a few. But the description of these small details is really profound. When I saw the end of the chapter about the lead-added golden pot by Lu, the concubine of the crown prince, I couldn't help but comment on it first. It's a really good book, with a score of 9.1. I really have the ability to write novels into parallel worlds. For time-travel novels, it is really considered to be the pinnacle of parallel world writing (that is, the logic is correct, the details are real, and the characters are fleshed out as if this is what the real world is like). In the scene I watched, the two big eunuchs and a group of minor palace servants, as well as all the sinners involved, all went on the road. Especially the obscure description of the two big eunuchs on the road, and Zhu Yunwen's struggle at the end, the old man's hatred cannot be broken. It's so well written, I'm going to win an award for this paragraph.

Very well written. The writing style is realistic. It can exceed 99% of the novels that reveal the truth!

There is probably no other Mingchuan novel in Tomato. Although there are some inaccuracies in terms of historical context, it is still very good overall. The writing style of Laosi is naturally outstanding. The descriptions of the palaces and halls in the book are the most exciting and worth reading. The darkness and calculations under the deep walls of the harem are helpless and make people sigh when reading about them. Perhaps it is due to the declining situation of Lu Shen and China a hundred years ago. There are a lot of racist and insinuations about current ills in this book. This may be one of the reasons why the data in the later period of this book is much different, but I am very curious about why Lao Si wrote this and was not reviewed [face covering]. All in all, although there are some problems, in the history of Tomato, this is a T0 level existence!

This is the correct way to deal with the devils who are as cruel as dogs, sinister and vicious, and unrepentant! I have never seen any book that describes the scene of annihilating the ancestors of the Japanese in such a positive way! A little like at the beginning of the first year. Kill and punish decisively, eradicate the roots! When dealing with people who murder family members, even if it is the child's mother, they are still of the same clan! Repaying evil with kindness, letting go of the enemies who killed one's parents and relatives, those filthy things that only stupid and rotten scholars can do, but the crown prince does not do, this is very upright and beautiful! Parents all over the world hope that their children can love each other for a lifetime, but the children have become their own interests, and their lives will never be good until old age! Human heart!

How to say it? The plot is relatively rigorous and the rhythm is not sluggish, but there are still some logical inconsistencies. It is indeed quite attractive at the beginning. Later, as the protagonist's modern consciousness and primitive consciousness gradually merge, it has deviated from the core theme of time travel and slowly moved closer to the theme of emptiness. You can basically predict the final ending after watching half of it. Anyway, I can still keep reading.

This book can be said to be hearty, soul-stirring, and extremely enjoyable to read in order to carry forward the spirit of the Chinese nation and promote the national prestige of the Han nation. However, the description of some dark methods is too detailed, which makes people feel uncomfortable. In addition, there is too much space on palace battles and mutual suspicion between monarchs and ministers, diluting the main theme of the book! ! !