
The Slick Father and Son: Zhu Yuanzhang Calls Them a Total Rip-Off
老六父子,朱元璋直呼太坑
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- 1.0M Words
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- Historical
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- Historical High-Concept
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- 1y ago
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- In the Ming Dynasty, My Father Lan Yu Is Such a Legend人在大明,家父蓝玉太老六Alternate title on Fanqie
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Dude, he's Lan Yu! He's been framed so many times, yet he doesn't dare retaliate even slightly. He can act tough, but he should at least pick up a knife!
"Memorial urging the emperor to accept the throne" Duke Yansheng: When Hongwu established his reign, he deposed the prime minister and seized power, repeatedly instigating major cases that implicated hundreds of thousands of officials. It was common for officials to be forced to govern while in shackles.
With so many things being pinned on Lan Yu, his son feels like he wouldn't survive a single chapter.
Old Zhu may have tormented me a thousand times, but I still treat him like my first love. 🤭🤭🤭 This blue jade has become the ultimate simp. This book is very good, and the writing is also quite good. It's just too heart-wrenching.
To be honest, this book is really well written, and the author's writing style is excellent. I feel something's off. I found the first half quite good, but the second half felt a bit strange and not as enjoyable to read as before.
I personally think it's pretty good, but the possession thing 🤦 Why not possess Old Zhu? Give me a reason 😂 Please add some restrictions or something, are there limitations on the skills, or does the protagonist want to play within the rules, or does the protagonist not want things to get too chaotic? 🧐
Why is the rating so low? This is the first Ming Dynasty novel I've ever read about the sixth prince, and it feels like a classic. Lan Yu's recklessness and the protagonist's naivety create a wonderful contrast. Especially impressive is the ability to maintain the pace and stay true to the original intentions even with all the advantages.
Well written! If you keep writing at this level, you'll definitely get at least an 8.5! 👍👍👍👍👍
This is a truly excellent article! The content is detailed and captivating! Please keep writing like this! Don't let the quality drop! Thank you!
It's watchable, five stars.