Across Time and Space, I’ll Bring Prosperity to Chongzhen’s Reign
超时空，我为崇祯开盛世
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- Completed
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- 595k Words
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- Historical
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- Historical High-Concept
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- 2y ago
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A Ming Dynasty Male Lead Raised by Empress Ma, Who Threatens Zhu Yuanzhang With Ancestral Tablets Every Day
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The protagonist is the kind of person who likes to apply modern people's values to ancient people and forcefully narrow the road. The other side brought him a plate for food. Later, the male protagonist knew that the palace porcelain was valuable, so he thought it was too valuable and he couldn't take it? But the reality is that the thing on the other side is worth the same as our two-dollar plates. In the same way, if the male protagonist gives the other party rice, salt, flour, and sugar, will the other party feel that you are insulting them by giving them tens of dollars? The male protagonist simply cannot figure this out. He only thinks that what he gives to the other person is cheap pleasure, and what the other person gives him is a rare treasure. Then he gets tens of millions and hundreds of millions of antiques and has to work hard as a cow horse for fear of losing his job. The magic gold made me laugh. Well, the subject matter is okay, no, I will collapse after reading other comments, so let's leave it at that.
The perspective is quite unique, and it's good to start with a little princess. I'm so confused. Before I saw the author's updates, there were many chapters a day. Why did I start reading the chapters every day for the past two days [face covering]
It's quite objective, okay, it suits my appetite.
Very well written. Worth reading What is this article about?
I like this subject very much. Currently, there is no subject about Princess Zhaoren in any reading app. It is difficult to understand what happened to the two princesses in the late Ming Dynasty. She was cut off by her father at such a young age before she could enjoy the warmth of the world. She couldn't bear it and lamented the helplessness of the world. I hope the author writes with heart, and I will continue to pursue it.
Even for the sake of two princesses, I wouldn't be so humble. It's too licking. I need to write it more forcefully.
Overall it's pretty good, but I wish the subplots that had little to do with the theme could be written less. Now that I have read Chapter 41, the interweaving of modern and ancient plots always feels very disconnected.
Although it has flaws, it is for the little princess and for the last Han Dynasty in China. Must have five-star praise [Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss]
It's well written, and there's nothing bad about it compared to that one. No, buddy, you are putting the cart before the horse. If you write about a little princess, just feel free to write about a little princess.
Um! Well written, Zhaoren was the most pitiable princess in the Ming Dynasty.