This article is unfolded from the perspective of the royal family in "The Thousand Mile Journey to the End of the Ming Dynasty". The male advocate Suiliang travels to become Zhu Youjian. He is thirsty for talents. He has five powerful generals and ten civil servants under his command. He changes the fate of the Ming Dynasty in one fell swoop, prevents the Manchus from entering the customs, expands the territory, and invites all nations to come to the dynasty! He became an emperor capable of both civil and military skills, and was posthumously named Emperor Gaozong of the Ming Dynasty.
The entire timeline was disrupted by the protagonist's time travel!
(This book has nothing to do with official history, please do not substitute it!)
Reader comments
Four stars. After all, I came to see Suisui. The summary is more like a career article about ZTE Daming, with fan stories interspersed in the middle, and the background is a game background. The general plot direction and summary, if you don't mind, don't read it, it's below
Liang Sui's cp is probably that the protagonist is a career-type ZTE Ming Dynasty, which changed the fate of Sui Sui's family, but not completely. Sui Sui's family is suspected to be gone (maybe missing?) And the enemy is a foreign race. Liang is not considered a wolf. I'm working as a bodyguard for Suisui. The protagonist has a system, but his appearance rate is slightly low, right? Lower than normal system files. If you want to see Suisui and the original male protagonist, you can go. It is written in vernacular and semi-comfortable (because it is not always enjoyable) and some of the plots are a bit outrageous (such as the resurrection of Liu Bowen), but it is still watchable.
Four stars. After all, I came to see Suisui. The summary is more like a career article about ZTE Daming, with fan stories interspersed in the middle, and the background is a game background. The general plot direction and summary, if you don't mind, don't read it, it's below Liang Sui's cp is probably that the protagonist is a career-type ZTE Ming Dynasty, which changed the fate of Sui Sui's family, but not completely. Sui Sui's family is suspected to be gone (maybe missing?) And the enemy is a foreign race. Liang is not considered a wolf. I'm working as a bodyguard for Suisui. The protagonist has a system, but his appearance rate is slightly low, right? Lower than normal system files. If you want to see Suisui and the original male protagonist, you can go. It is written in vernacular and semi-comfortable (because it is not always enjoyable) and some of the plots are a bit outrageous (such as the resurrection of Liu Bowen), but it is still watchable.