The Ming Dynasty Appointed a Good Saint Grandson

Not bad, although it is soul piercing, it is still rare to have soul piercing under orders. You can skip the first volume and read the second volume slowly, but if you don't read the first volume, you won't know what the second volume is talking about [laughing and crying]

Historically, it is indeed suspicious that the prince, eldest grandson, queen, second son, and third son passed away within just a few years. Either Zhu Yunzhen benefited or Zhu Di benefited, who knows who? Maybe Zhu Di is rebellious?

Overall it's OK

It feels like there is a lot of foreshadowing in the early stages, but what can I say? The greater the foreshadowing, the greater the worldview the author has set up for this book. Hopefully, the hole dug will be leveled later.

Overall, it's pretty good. After all, people can have their souls pierced. Science can't explain such a bizarre thing. It can only be attributed to theology. With theology, other things can be explained. It's becoming more and more interesting

Good looking, good luck to the author

This is my first time writing, or if I have some logical problems, please correct me. In addition, I also hope that all readers can provide valuable comments and suggestions.

It's not bad, but there were too many characters at the beginning and I can't remember a few. As who said, you can jump to read the first volume.

It's good to read. The second volume is compact and not sloppy. Hydrology