
Great Ming: I, Li Shanchang, Am Done Being an Official
大明:我,李善长,辞官不干了
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- Completed
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- 642k Words
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- Historical
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- Historical High-Concept
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- 1y ago
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- Great Ming: After I Retire to Seclusion, Old Zhu Kneels and Begs Me to Return大明:辞官归隐后,老朱跪求出山Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's alright, but the author underestimated Li Shanchang's power. He wasn't purged by the emperor, had rendered great service and successfully retired, his former students and officials were still around, his eldest son was a (Imperial Son-in-Law Commandant), and his second son was a county magistrate at a young age. Before his rise to power, he was a prominent figure in Dingyuan.
Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Episode 78: Sima Yi feigned illness to deceive Cao Shuang, launched the Incident at Gaoping Tombs, seized power, purged the Cao clan, and laid the foundation for the Western Jin Dynasty. Zhu Yuanzhang: Aha, Little Blackie showed his true colors at noon. He faked illness to deceive us and brought Li Shanchang back to be executed. The End 🤔
It's a novel idea, but we need to consider letting Zhu Biao or Zhu Xiong Ying live. Otherwise, once the name Sima Yi is mentioned, you'll still have to be buried alive with Zhu Yuanzhang.
It's actually not bad. It's not a dog-like figure, nor is it blindly loyal. Unlike previous novels about the Ming Dynasty that blindly idolized Zhu Yuanzhang, it focuses on the conflict between human rights and imperial power. Initially, the protagonist harbors illusions about Zhu Yuanzhang, believing he can simply relax and enjoy his retirement within the country.
Even after Li Shanchang resigned from his official post, he can forget about having a peaceful life.
Finally, I've met someone who doesn't fawn over Zhu Yuanzhang. For that alone, I have to give them a thumbs up!
He initially felt quite pleased with himself for declaring himself emperor overseas and issuing a challenge to Zhu Yuanzhang. However, after defeating Zhu Yuanzhang, he reconciled and released him. Zhu Yuanzhang, on the other hand, had repeatedly tried to kill him due to his suspicions. He should have become emperor himself and made Zhu Yuanzhang a subject, letting Zhu Yuanzhang experience the feeling of living in constant fear.
Even if he ran back to his hometown to farm every day, Old Zhu would never let him go.
The author portrays the protagonist as having a bit of cleverness, but not much. If you're a fan of the protagonist and want a good life, there's only one solution: Zhu Yuanzhang dies soon so the crown prince can ascend the throne. 😏
Believe it or not, the reason this book isn't popular is its title.