I Break Emperors of Every Dynasty with My Imperial Tomb Tours

I quite like it, especially the part about the Ming Dynasty and Zhu Biao. How could Zhu Yuanzhang possibly want Zhu Biao to rebel? Even if it were a modern chairman's son wanting to seize power, the chairman himself wouldn't agree. And then there's the matter of Empress Ma. If Zhu Yuanzhang had been so sentimental, he wouldn't have had so many sons.

That's pretty good. This is the first time someone has mentioned Zhu Biao's issues. He's not as good as most people think. That's good. The author has done a good job.

Everything else is fine, except for the constant use of "adult" (大人). Based on my limited knowledge, at least in the Tang and Ming dynasties, "adult" should mean "father." Of course, the author has historical records to prove otherwise, so I won't mind.

It's pretty good, better than the "male lead Zhou Ying" that Zu Long praised.

This is a historical drama that describes historical facts as realistically, objectively, and fairly as possible (especially in its portrayal of Wu Zetian). At the same time, the language is witty and humorous. It's really good, and I really like it!

It's best for authors to clearly distinguish between official and unofficial histories to prevent some people from mistaking unofficial histories for official ones.

The author has a strong foundation in history 👍👍👍 Very well written, keep it up!

It's written quite well, keep it up! At least for now, it doesn't seem like there's much malice towards Yongle; it's just that the system is too eager to cause trouble.

Very good. It doesn't present internet propaganda as factual history; the writing is quite accurate.

It's well-written, but it jumps around a lot. For example, the beginning is very exciting, but the ending is just a sentence, and then it's over and the next chapter starts. The author is very patient.