My Father-in-Law Is the Yongle Emperor
我的公公是永乐
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 184k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
In booklists 8
Stories About Zhu Di's Family
The Zhu Di family of the Ming dynasty
New Novels Set in the Early Ming Dynasty, During the Hongwu and Yongle Eras
Looking for Stories Shipping Historical Figures, Female-Oriented
Are there any books where both leads are historical figures? They can transmigrate or be reborn, but they must both be historical figures. For example, Emperor Renzong of Song × Consort Zhang, or Zhu Yuanzhang × Empress Ma.
Livestreaming Between Ancient and Modern Times: Showing the Modern World to the Dynasties of the Past
Looking for books similar to *Streaming Across the Ages: A Galaxy of Stars*. The kind where someone tells ancient people about China’s invasions over the past hundred years and the stories of famous figures from antiquity.
Stories Set During the Yongle Era of the Ming Dynasty, With a Transmigrated Protagonist
The protagonist's father was Zhu Di (not his biological father), but the protagonist didn't know and even discussed rebelling with him. Later, he met Zhu Di's granddaughter, a princess who knew martial arts. I forgot her name, and I can't find the book. It was on Tomato, and I really want to read it again.
Transmigrating to Ancient Times and Building a Modern City
Are there any stories where someone transmigrates to ancient times and uses modern technology to build a city?
Looking for a Novel Where the Male Lead Is a Legitimate Son or Grandson of the Ming Dynasty's Founding Emperor, Zhu Yuanzhang
Looking for a novel where the male protagonist is a legitimate son or grandson of the Ming dynasty's founding emperor, Zhu Yuanzhang.
Any Novels With a Female Lead Who Transmigrates to the Ming or Song Dynasty?
Reader comments 55
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It's such a pity that the heroine's mother was fine. She was fine before she got married. She even gave her food when she went to Peking. She seemed to care about her. But then, when the heroine became a princess, she came over and went crazy [awkward laugh] This fat guy is pretty good. The people in the old Zhu family are all pretty good in this story. Zhu Zhanji is reborn and now has his second child. He is said to be making up for his regrets. I wonder who he is? If he didn't compete with Zhu Zhanji for the throne, he should be a general? I guess General Yue Feiyue When can progress be made faster? Changes are so slow now.
The plot is very interesting. It filled me up with the difficulties of the Ming Dynasty in history. The plot is also very interesting. Zhu Zhanji was also reborn. The Ming Dynasty should not have died so early in this matter.
Ahhhhh, I am still following the update every day, but now it shows that it has been removed from the shelves, is it the same for others?
The heroine really relied on her own passion to save people at that time. If the heroine didn't save people, would it be that the beauty had traveled through time? And that beauty even gave the heroine a golden finger. It would be great for the heroine to travel back in time. She could change the fate of that era to some extent. And Moreover, the heroine's child is a reborn child. With the experience of the previous life, there is no way this life will be worse than the previous one. The author also said that the heroine's second child has a good background, so I am even more looking forward to the plot in the future. If you like this kind of article, you can read it...
The subject matter is relatively new and the content is very interesting, but I have two suggestions: 1. The article is too inclined to the chronicle literature, which lacks enough meat and lacks meat. It would be more eye-catching to add more detailed descriptions and rhetoric. You can look at other people's well-written articles; 2. The purpose of punctuation is to make it easier for readers to read and understand. However, there are too many punctuation errors in this article. It is necessary to re-clarify the content while reading. For example, there is a sentence: "Mom, have I told you?" When I read it here, I thought it was the children talking to their mother, but in fact it was the wife talking to her husband, mentioning her mother... There are many and so on, and some of them need to be combined with the following to understand what is said.
It's beautiful, thank you to the author!
It can't be true! Japanese holdings are so disgusting. I banned it directly because it mentioned beating up little devils.
It's a very good book. Why would Mao remove it from the shelves? I can't figure it out!
I've been following it, why was it suddenly taken off the shelves?
The storyline is definitely 5-star. Although the characters are somewhat different from those in history, this does not affect the status of this book in my mind at all ~ By the way: I really love reading it! Please, the author, please don't stop updating! Otherwise, I will have one less source of happiness [grievance]