Great Ming: From the Start, I Reclaim My Position as Crown Prince’s Heir!
大明：开局重登太孙之位！
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- Completed
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- 935k Words
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- Historical
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- Historical High-Concept
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- 2y ago
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- Great Ming: From the Start, I Was Promoted to Executive Vice Emperor!大明：开局荣升常务副皇帝！Alternate title on Fanqie
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Great! They immediately acknowledged the grandson and confirmed the heir apparent – that's so satisfying! It's much better than those who hide it, for reasons like maintaining court stability, and can't reveal it. Who dares to challenge the old man, the Hongwu Emperor? Keep it up! It was really enjoyable to watch.
It's a great read! The family reunion is right from the start, the plot moves quickly, and the Empress Lü is killed as soon as they return to the palace. I hope the author doesn't stop updating! Keep it up!
5 Stars, absolutely 5 stars, no hesitation, immediately recognize kinship and appoint the crown prince. This is the first time I've seen it so fast. I love watching it quickly
Quite good. Much better than some other books. Other books, even after finding the Crown Prince, don't directly acknowledge him or bring him back to the palace. They worry about this and that, and after a few hundred pages it's all just business dealings, without actually taking him back to the palace. It's not interesting to read. This book, however, is truly excellent.
Indeed, bringing them directly back to the palace after confirming their identities is in line with Zhu Yuanzhang's character. Moreover, Zhu Xiong Ying already had a group of military generals as fans, and Lan Yu and Chang Mao were from the same maternal clan. They were just a few civil officials causing trouble. Would Zhu Yuanzhang worry about them?
Zhu Yuanzhang's domineering nature is certainly portrayed, but in Chapter 18, Zhu Xiong Ying's address of Lady Lü as "Mother Consort" needs to be changed. Even if Lady Lü is elevated to the status of Empress, Zhu Xiong Ying is different from others. His mother can only be Lady Chang, and must be Lady Chang. At most, she can be called "Aunt Lü"!
It deserves five stars. Unlike other novels where the characters are secretive and can't reveal their identities, this one, thanks to the influence of the Hongwu Emperor, brought him directly back to the palace.
Zhu Xiong Ying (courtesy name Haha), the King of Hip-Hop in the Ming Dynasty, is also known as Zhu Haha. His dialogues are always interrupted by "hahaha" after just a few sentences!
The author writes very well.
It's quite good and interesting, but there's one point, and it's a mistake many authors make the same way: money! Back then, the only hard currency was copper coins, followed by grain, then silk, with silver coming in last; one tael of silver couldn't even buy a string of cash. Paper money in the Ming Dynasty was a joke. Carrying grain and bolts of cloth to shop and buy medicine was perfectly normal.