
Great Ming: My Father Is Zhu Di. I Beg Him to Chop Me to Death
大明:我爹是朱棣,求他砍死我
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 539k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- Zhu Di Is My Father. So What If I Throw My Weight Around?朱棣是我爹,豪横点怎么了?Former title · until Oct 2026
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Give yourself five stars
This book is okay, the heroine is well portrayed in this book! (Finally, she is not the kind where the heroine is brainless! For example, in this historical theme, in the end, the heroine interferes in politics, causes trouble for the protagonist, and then trudges arrogantly, or her emotional line is greater than her career line) This heroine can be said to be my favorite of all historical themes! To put it bluntly, (I don't understand why the portrayal of the heroine in male novels is never good enough. Either she is a seductress or she is demeaning, or the heroine is always as beautiful as a flower and competes with the gods, hindering the protagonist.) In the past, according to my habit, I ran away when I saw a female protagonist, because here in Tomato, 80% of the authors can't portray the female protagonist well. The female protagonist appears a little in this book, but I think it is very good. This kind of grasp is very good. The career line is more important than the emotional line. Moreover, in the Tianlao scene, he will actually accompany the protagonist and eat. Bitter, at this time, my favorable impression of him increased by two points, and then there is the protagonist, Jin Yiwei. The heroine knows that women are not allowed to participate in politics, but he did not hold back, he just reminded him in kind, which is good. Finally, he is not the kind of heroine who commands the protagonist, what to do here, what to do there, that's very good^ω^ (At first I liked having a female protagonist, but then I was disgusted by the women portrayed by some authors on Tomato. I even suspected that I was misogynistic, but I am a woman. Then I just ran away when I saw a woman. I can only come across one of the few who portray the female protagonist well and in a normal way. I can only say that it is very good!) Yes, it's not a mindless confrontation, and in the end he lives on without any thought. Yes, the protagonist is scheming, capable, and skillful. Although he wants to die and go home to inherit 100 billion, it doesn't mean that anyone can kill him. He only needs to die in the hands of the emperor, that's all.
Zhu Zhijian, the fifteenth son of Emperor Taizu Zhu Yuanzhang of the Ming Dynasty, became the first king of Liao in the Ming Dynasty. The protagonist forgets to be the king of Liao. Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on.
It was well written. I have seen the young Yen, the angry Yen due to his mother, the Yen who fought on the battlefield, and the Auxiliary Prince and Regent Yen. I have witnessed the love between Yen and Yue, the birth and wedding of Prince Qian, and the second son Qi's desire for power, Yen! Well…
The writing is good. Just don't be an emperor. Just be an iron hat king.
I finished smoking, not because I finished reading, but because it was dawn The author can read a book called "Bringing the Warehouse to the Ming Dynasty" Looking forward to the author's next work I've finished reading it 🤭🤭🤭 When Qingyue left, I really couldn't hold myself any longer 😢😢😢
It is like a picture book for children. Each picture is attractive and exquisite, and the overall structure of the story is interesting. However, it is somewhat superficial, incoherent and vague, and cannot be a book for adults. However, it is a relatively unique identity and subject matter in Ming Chuan's novels. The most important thing is that the author has enough sense to give it to him. There is no bloodshed in seizing the heir, and the hero does not die in vain. He does not write about political reforms and the like that require knowledge, but looks at the big from the small, and always writes around Lao Zhu and Xiao Zhu's family (and sometimes the family affairs are not detailed). The text is written at the end, and only narrates the protagonist's life from escape to calmness to loneliness. As a novel, you can still read it to pass the time (especially the first half) (although you need to make up your own mind when reading the second half).
This is the first time-travel book that I have finished reading. Come on, author (ง •̀_•́)ง. Looking forward to the next step. One hundred people have one hundred tastes! I think it's suitable for me to watch!
This is really a very good book. I like to read famous names like this. I originally liked the Ming Dynasty very much, but many things in the Ming Dynasty made me stop thinking about it. This book is very exciting and I like it very much. I hope the author can write another good book like this. I also know that it is difficult to write a good book, but I will support the author's book. It makes me feel the scenery of Ming Dynasty and the sophistication of people in Ming Dynasty. I am really grateful to the author for allowing me to read this book. I am really grateful to the author. Thank you 🙂
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