Ten Years Guarding the Frontier, and Zhu Yuanzhang Begged Me to Rebel Already!
戍边十年，朱元璋求我快造反！
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 869k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- The Strongest Feudal Prince Rebels, and Old Zhu Gets to Become Retired Emperor!最强藩王造反，老朱喜当太上皇！Former title · until Oct 2026
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Reader comments 61
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Why do I feel that after meeting Zhu Yuanzhang, why does the protagonist become childish? This sword halo is so powerful, right?
Ascending to the throne! Otherwise, what are you going to do? You have traveled through time in vain. Don't talk about benevolence, justice and morality.
It's good to watch, I hope there won't be a female protagonist, or the female protagonist will be too out of character and not too heavy-handed
Rare, rare. It is definitely not possible from the perspective of seeking truth and truth, but from the perspective of dramatic conflict, the characterization and plot conflicts are all very high-level. There is not too much finishing work, but the plot that fits the character settings is maximized to render the emotions. It is a rare web article that is solid and not boring. All entertainment works 86/100. Tomato 5/5. This is the episode that I don't understand the most about the Tomato rating system. The quality of this episode is 6.6. It's so mysterious.
The author's writing is smooth, the plot design has ups and downs, the conception is rigorous, and the character descriptions are vivid and delicate, making people want to explore the follow-up. It is a high-quality masterpiece, and I support the author's 5-star praise.
The ups and downs, both the climax and the continuation are compact, and coupled with occasional humor, they are all very attractive. The characters are very distinct and the storyline is well-founded. I praise the author's talent.
I really like it. Author, don't listen to other people saying bad things about you.
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The early stage is very good, with high expectations for the protagonist to become emperor. In Chapter 85, the protagonist's thinking changes. Under the guidance of his father, he is determined to assist and support his biggest competitor Zhu Yunwen, guiding him to be a wise king, and to become an idle prince himself. So far, it seems to be good. The overall writing style is smooth and full of expectations.
This book is quite beautiful and the story is told very well. Thank you to the author for it.