The Tumu Crisis from the Start: As Emperor Jingtai, I’ll See Emperor Yingzong Off

Good-looking! Focus on your career, there is no emotional line, there is nothing poisonous about it. Author, you have to stick to it, write less about emotions, just touch on the queen and concubines. The Queen looks normal now, and I can finally read a book about a normal woman.

If you still care about your reputation, it would be best for Zhu Qizhen to die in the rebellion.

Zhu Qiyu can be said to be one of the regrets of the Ming Dynasty. The author wrote about what I imagined Zhu Qiyu would be like if he knew the future, and wrote about the feeling of regret being filled. I think it is very interesting. Why is the rating so low? Is it because this topic is relatively unpopular [what]

The precious thing about this book is that it gives Zhu Qiyu a wealth of knowledge from ancient times to the present. It is soul-stirring to read, and the various reforms are just right. I hope that the future Zhu Qiyu will have a bigger pattern and ambition, a fuller character, but a more steady pace. (A little bit of insight [laughs])

It's really good. Zhu Qiyu directly established the character of a good brother, blocked other people's paths, directly occupied Dayi, and successfully got rid of Zhu Qizhen!

It's quite good. Compared with Tomato's other cool articles, every character in his works is flesh and blood. We can not only see the advantages of some celebrities and famous ministers in history, but also see some of their control and choices about the current situation in the court. We can see the contradictions in every figure whose name is recorded in history books. Compared with some other boasts and pursuits, he is more real.

I saw Chapter 98. I have been a bookworm for more than ten years and I want to write a review. This book is very well written so far. It ranks among the top three serialized Ming Dynasty history books of the same type that I have read. Good luck to the author.

As far as the dozens of chapters are concerned, it is a good, good book and one of the absolute top ones in the same genre. There is no awesome system or various god-level inventions. Let the characters use their brains to live in the plot.

It's nice to look at, and the court is well balanced. In fact, blind killing can't solve the root of the problem. It's good to moisturize things quietly like this. Not much to say, this is a very good book. I have put it in the recommendation post, so more people will see it. This is my greatest affirmation to the author!

This book could also have another name, On the Repeated Whipping of the God of War (˵¯͒¯͒˵)