Ming Dynasty: It Is an Ancestral Tradition for Lao Zhu's Family to Bully Their Nephews

It's a very good fanfic, but those who like historical novels may not be able to accept it. The main character is vividly portrayed in the article, especially the humorous and psychological description of finding the jade seal passed down from the country. The handling of the Japanese war after the war was not very good, including intermarriage and sending thousands of people to the palace. Haha, I won't watch it anymore.

It's really good. Although the novel follows the TV series, the insertion of a fourth prince who doesn't exist at all does not feel awkward at all, as if that's the way it is. In addition, the protagonist himself has no external features except for the prophet advantage and soap. It is very comfortable to watch [I learned it]

The first part of the film and TV series is a bit boring, but the second part is much better and quite good. I just don't understand that so many people don't like to watch killing Japanese. I feel that the author is not ruthless enough to kill everyone.

Dog licking articles, those who have this hobby are super good-looking [laughing]

This book is an adaptation of history➕The Ming Dynasty. It is generally well written. As for whether the protagonist should be the emperor or not, I think it is okay. There are too many articles about emperors and the author is not a history researcher. If the book is about being an emperor, then what to do after becoming the emperor is nothing more than reform. A few sentences summarize the whole article and end it [face covering]. As for being an emperor, the content can be written more broadly. The protagonist develops overseas, cooperates with the Ming Dynasty, etc. (If you don't like your personal thoughts, please don't comment.)

Have you considered writing a side story that is interspersed with the main text? After Zhu Di went down, he not only saw Zhu Yuanzhang, but also the emperors of all dynasties. Zhu Di was not afraid of Zhu Yuanzhang at all. Without Zhu Di to wipe Zhu Yunwen's butt, the Ming Dynasty was destined to die in the second generation, not to mention that there were still the twelve kings of Xiang who were burned to ashes.

It's pretty good-looking, but it's too similar to another one in which Zhu Gaoxu is dressed as Zhu Gaoxu. If you do things too well for the Ming Dynasty, you'll be in trouble with the throne. To be honest, there's no point in it. Why don't you go overseas as soon as possible? You can also go to Taiwan.

When you update, subtle flaws will be magnified, and the greenness of the writing will be criticized. When you update twice, a little patience is born, and the progress of the plot is paid more attention to. When you are on the third watch, the little praise starts to sound, and the number of dead harvests starts to decrease. When you update the fifth update, readers' support will spontaneously form, and the voices of praise will become louder and louder. When you are at the tenth watch, the Confucian debates are deafening, and the tolerant attitude is implemented both internally and externally. When you are twenty, you will have a place in the bookworm's memories. Even in your long life, your name will leave a dazzling trace. Updates may not solve all problems, but more than 90% of them The problem all comes from insufficient updates.

The writing is very good, but the author is not very good. One or two chapters a day is enough for anyone to read. If the people from the Three Kingdoms next door see it, they will think we are looking down on it. Hurry up and update a chapter, and give each of these readers who urge me to update a chapter.

It's okay. It's good to pass the time when you're bored, but it's relatively short. I don't know if it's as short as the author [sneered laugh][sneak laugh][sneak laugh][sneak laugh][sneak laugh]

It's okay, it's basically the way of the Ming Dynasty. If this happens, you will either get the upper hand or be killed. What kind of real dragon emperor is there in front of Zhu Zhanji? Barbecue to understand? Daming Fenghua's kind of barbecue

@Qiaoyunnan I suggest adding a marquee at the end to give him some exposure [laughter] I'm more curious about how Zhu Di would react if he saw that the temple name given to him by the protagonist is Shizu [laughter] [laughter], that would be a lot of fun [laughter] [laughter] This way, at least it would be okay, and write hundreds more for him [laughter] [laughter] , and then let Zhu Di see Zhu Qizhen in the original timeline, would he feel lucky to have chosen the fourth child? [Sneaky laugh] [Sneaky laugh] Add some interactions with other emperors [Sneaky laugh] It would be interesting to continue writing, or directly write a sequel to the protagonist's canopy [Sneaky laugh]

Come on, I won't get tired of this kind of housework in the Ming Dynasty

How to say it? The quality of this book made me think that he had updated at least 500 chapters. Maybe it was because it was too in line with my taste. When I looked at it, I realized that it was gone, and then I realized that this was a new book.

In the original time and space, if Zhu Di lived for one more year, if there was a prince who could treat Zhu Zhanji well and had outstanding abilities, Zhu Di would not hesitate to change his name to a prince. Even if Zhu Di doesn't live long, given Zhu Gaochi's body, as long as an adult prince has outstanding abilities and can treat Zhu Gaochi's descendants well, Zhu Di will change his name to a prince. Zhu Gaoxu and Zhu Gaosui cultivated their minds, were not reckless, less insidious, had outstanding abilities, could treat Zhu Zhanji well as brothers and sisters, and they might actually become emperors in the future. Prince Zhu Gaochi was in poor health and could die at any time. Zhu Zhanji was young. If he had outstanding abilities and treated Zhu Zhanji well, Zhu Di would basically change his position. What Zhu Di feared most was fratricide, and Zhu Zhanji, the established king of Han, had no way to survive. As a result, Zhu Zhanji was also a wolf. He reached prosperity during his reign, but he also laid the biggest thunder.

First of all, the concept of this book is very good, and it is written in line with the plot of "The Ming Dynasty"! Secondly, Zhu Di restricted the king of Yue from going to sea. The restrictions were too harsh. I hope Zhu Di can relax the restrictions in the future! After all, Zhu Zhanji is too much like Zhu Di. The best thing for his uncles when he was in power was to be imprisoned! Maybe he might have poisoned some of his uncles before he died! Whether it is the plot or the law of historical development, Zhu Gaochi's accession to the throne is inevitable! Zhu Zhanji's rise to power is inevitable both from historical inevitability and the plot of "The Ming Dynasty"! There is a high probability that the protagonist will not pass the throne, after all, it is not a brainless novel! There is logic! The best thing is that Zhu Di recognizes the reality and secretly or openly lets the King of Yue go to sea, allowing the King of Yue to have a logistics base on the Bay Island or other places! There is a way out! King Yue, there is no need to limit yourself. It is no big deal to arrange people to go to sea and develop Bay Island or Hainan Island! The rebellion of the King of Han was just a matter of imprisonment! It's fine! After Zhu Zhanji ascends the throne, he can go to Australia or New Zealand! You can also occupy Thailand, Myanmar, Lao, advance, attack, retreat or defend! Finally, when Zhu Zhanji gave up the rubber toe, he could take advantage of the situation and occupy it!

I know the author wanted to write a heartwarming ending, but I have also read several books with a similar style. How do I describe the final ending? I've made up for my regrets, but it's still not perfect. I wonder if I can write this book next? I hope the author can make up for the regret. Write a better ending.

The writing is very good. The only flaw is that the changes after time travel are too small. The boss's physical problems and Zhu Zhanji's problems from time traveling from childhood to adulthood. Have you tried to change it or directly explained the reason why there has been no change? The rest is that the details are not in place. Everything else is fine.

It's really okay, but again, the protagonist must not rebel. Don't rebel. If the protagonist becomes the emperor, there will be nothing to see.

Come on, let Zhu Di see his temple name.

It's written into my heart, it's so beautiful

The book is good. If you want to read a more cheerful historical text, you can read this

This is one of the better fanfics I have read, but the rating is relatively low. I have read the ones with high ratings, which were also based on the TV series, but not as good as this one, and the comment section of that book is still there, it is particularly beautiful and the writing is very delicate, but the Zhu Di in that book is just an angry emperor, and does not have the color of the soul in this book. It's like a person with a soul and an empty shell. The only shortcoming of this book is that the later stories are not as exciting as the previous ones, especially after the Japanese pirates!

It's very interesting. You can read it when you're bored and short of books.

Not bad, pretty good. If you're bored, you can take a look.

It's super beautiful and the plot is very attractive ヽ(✿ﾟ▽ﾟ)ノ

What can I say? The front and middle stages are impeccable, very exciting, very plotful, and attractive. At the end, I don't know if it's my fault. It's not attractive anymore. It feels very slow all of a sudden. Maybe the author is also thinking about it. Overall, compared with many books of the same type, it is definitely in the top three.

It's quite interesting, and I have some skills in dialogue.

Not bad, not bad, so far it's okay

I haven't read a novel of this type in a long time.