
Great Ming: I Barely Lift a Finger, and You All Fall to Your Knees
大明:老夫微微出手,尔等跪地叫
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- Completed
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- 338k Words
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- Historical
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- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 3y ago
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- Fanqie
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I can't stand it anymore. It's okay to write a novel that travels back to the Hongwu era without saving Zhu Biao. It's disgusting to whitewash Zhu Yunwen and whitewash the Lu family. Zhu Yunwen was named the emperor's grandson just like in the original history. Nothing has changed to write a time-travel novel.
The positioning of the protagonist is too frustrating. The emperor is trying to play some imperial tricks. Either he just quits and waits for Zhu Yuanzhang to die, or he just follows the emperor. It's really unpleasant to watch while jumping and feeling aggrieved at the same time!
The role of Pig's Knuckle is really bad. I want to beat him just looking at him.
The setting of Zhu Yuanzhang in this book is that he is moody and suspicious. In the early stage, the protagonist made crazy revelations and almost died several times. It is estimated that the fate of the protagonist in the end will not be much better.
After reading a few chapters, I couldn't type the names correctly and they were all typos. I couldn't stand it anymore, so I gave it four stars and left.
I can't even watch it without using my brain.
After getting the names of historical figures correct, let's start writing a novel! ! !
Why haven't I written about King Yan coming out for a long time?
The protagonist is a fool! Who is Zhu Yuanzhang? People who are desperate for imperial power, especially after old age. It has been said that all officials in the Hongwu Dynasty were unworthy, especially after the deaths of Zhu Biao and Queen Ma.
The main character is a big enemy. He can't be called a licker. He can only be said to be self-righteous, a little arrogant and hesitant.