Emperor Xuande Zhu Zhanji: My Life as an Emperor
宣德大帝朱瞻基：我的皇帝生涯
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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What’s the Hottest Historical Novel on Tomato Novel?
I’m in a reading slump.
Historical Fiction Without a System: Ming, Tang, Song, Qin, Three Kingdoms, Han, and More
A System is fine too, but it has to be good.
New Books Set in the Ming Dynasty
Set during the Hongwu era, preferably with Zhu Yingying and Zhu Biao as the main characters.
Historical Fiction That Doesn't Dumb Down the Characters
I want a protagonist with brains
Interested in Ming Dynasty History. Any Books That Aren't Melodramatic or Historically Distorted?
No melodrama, no distortion of history, and preferably no authorial agendas slipped in. Rebirth and transmigration are both fine. Are there any interesting Ming dynasty novels that aren't ridiculously over-the-top?
Let Me Witness a Glorious Golden Age (Looking for Good Books, I'm Desperate)
Please recommend good books, please! I am truly out of things to read.
Stories Set in the Ming Dynasty Are Awesome. I’m Reading One Now, Recommended by a Bookworm Who’s Read 5,000 Novels
Top-Rated Historical Alternate-History Novels with Careful, Rigorous Writing
Historical fiction like The Grand Councilor, with rigorous writing.
Stories About Zhu Di's Family
The Zhu Di family of the Ming dynasty
Emperor Novels with Epic Grandeur
New Novels Set in the Early Ming Dynasty, During the Hongwu and Yongle Eras
Good Novels About the Ming Dynasty
Novels about the Ming dynasty are so damn good.
Highly Rated Imperial-Examination and Historical Novels, Reborn Stories Are Fine, Completed Works Only
Either a male or female lead is fine. No golden finger, but the protagonist should have a space. I really can’t stand protagonists with too many plot-armoring advantages.
Looking for a Semi-Historical Novel with a Wild Imagination! Please, Please, Please!
Ming Dynasty Splendor, Please Make It the Yongle Era
I'm only looking for stories set during the Yongle era, please.
Stories Set During the Yongle Era of the Ming Dynasty, With a Transmigrated Protagonist
The protagonist's father was Zhu Di (not his biological father), but the protagonist didn't know and even discussed rebelling with him. Later, he met Zhu Di's granddaughter, a princess who knew martial arts. I forgot her name, and I can't find the book. It was on Tomato, and I really want to read it again.
A Prince Protagonist: No Cold Palace, No Idiots, Just a Normal Struggle for the Throne
Even if the emperor doesn’t favor the protagonist above everyone else, he shouldn’t neglect him compared with the other princes. In the end, the protagonist wins the throne and conquers the realm.
Extreme Reading Slump. Don’t Bother Unless You’ve Read for 3,000 Hours.
After 20 Years of Reading, I Want a Novel That Gets My Blood Pumping
I've been reading novels lately, but I keep losing interest partway through. Please recommend one I can actually stick with. Many thanks!
Looking for Books About Zhu Zhanji of the Ming Dynasty
I want to read about someone who transmigrates to the Ming dynasty, becomes Zhu Zhanji, saves Zhu Di and Zhu Gaochi, destroys Japan, and establishes a Ming empire on which the sun never sets.
Any Novels About Zhu Di?
Looking for books like Reborn as Zhu Di: Purge the Court and Build a Yongle Golden Age. I don't want stories that torment or slander Zhu Di, or have him steal Xu Miaoyun. Those plots are really annoying. I'd like a story where Zhu Di is reborn or transmigrates, changes the past, and inherits the throne in the proper order.
Transmigrating Into the Ming Dynasty as Zhu Zhanji, or Stories About Zhu Zhanji
Please, please, please
Looking for Zhu Zhanji in the Ming Dynasty With a System
Transmigrate With Five Million Troops, the Emperor Father Demands I Give Up Command, Then Transmigrate Into an Emperor
Looking for books like Beiliang Commands Five Hundred Thousand Troops, and Father Emperor Demands I Hand Over Command. Chapter 2: The Demonic True Dragon. The sky was thick with dark clouds, and cold winds howled. In the court, after Emperor Xia left, the princes, princes of the blood, the left and right chancellors, the Three Dukes and Nine Ministers, and other high officials...
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A very good book, I fell into it unconsciously while reading it. The descriptions of many details are very visual, and it feels like watching a TV series. At first glance, it seems to be a very serious historical article, but as you continue reading, you will find that it still has a light and humorous core. The characters of Zhu Di, Big Fatty, the second child, the third child, and Xiao Zhu are all written in a very interesting way. It's just that the pace is a bit slow, and the protagonist hasn't taken charge yet, but judging by how far the plot is progressing, it's already fast. Five-star praise. After the word count of this book increases, as long as the plot does not collapse in the later stages and the writing style is maintained, it will definitely be a good book.
Very well written! Just... If you don't give the protagonist a cheat, Queen Xu will still die, and some of the previous history has not changed. The role of the protagonist is not big.
It's good to watch, not embarrassing, not a stud, not vulgar, the author has something. Except for the period when they are four years old, it is still too weird for a four-year-old child to talk about finances.
The plot is very interesting, and the descriptions are very vivid. It feels like seeing the scenes described in the words with your own eyes. Zhu Di's domineering emperor and his grandfather's love are both written very tastefully. Zhu Gaochi is responsible for his weight, but Zhu Gaosui has a low IQ. Every time he sees his third uncle showing off his skills, he can picture an arrogant layman in his mind. At present, the plot has advanced to the point where the protagonist has begun to take power, and three updates a day is a bit too little.
Overall, it's good, but it feels like Gao E is continuing to write the Dream of Red Mansions. He has a small family spirit. It's no problem to switch to the Duke's family. The prince and grandson should have been replaced a long time ago.
Not bad. The period when I was 4 years old is a bit exaggerated, but it's not too bad. I know how to keep up with it. Just looking at the timeline of the past ten years, I feel that this book has more than 1 million words at most. I can follow the example of Toole's book and increase the number of words. Before I knew it, I had reached 1,000,000 words. I didn't keep up with the updates every day, because it wasn't so intensive, so I saved up thirty or forty pictures to read together. After reading it today, I found that there were only 80 updates. I was really scared that I would die of keeping them. I hope the author will stick to it, come on!
The rhythm is still good. Compared with the Ming Dynasty Fenghua, I can feel the dialogue between Zhu Di, Zhu Zhanji and Zhu Gaochi in the corresponding drama. The images and various postures of the characters are amazing🤙. Besides, I have been a bookworm for more than ten years and have not posted many recommendations [likes], but this time I gave it
I don't see the appearance of a hexagonal warrior at all. Where is his martial arts?
Now that I read it, it is indeed excellent. This book has fewer knives and smooth logic. People who like to read about the harmony of the royal family and the development of the country highly recommend it. The sentences are smooth and humorous, but at the same time, there is also a hidden struggle for power. I hope the author will continue to work hard. It's pretty good, don't be too eunuch, as long as the word count is still of this quality, I have a feeling it will be popular, now I'm keeping it up
It's so good-looking, humorous and insightful, and it blends family love and stories about home and country very well.