[Time Travel + History + Ming Dynasty + Fiction]
It is said that Chen Tanhua of the Ming Dynasty was a very famous minister and Duke of Chu!
But underneath the scenery, there was a suppressed feeling: Li Shan was asked to make a pot of medicinal soup, and then he was tied up with the princess! The lonely minister's road is cut off, and the honorable nobles are flopping in the quagmire!
Hey! This man is holding on to "the sun, the moon, the mountains and the rivers are here"!
The empty seal case, the blue jade case... Dancing on the tip of the knife to get people hard!
Reorganize the military, curb corruption, and Baochao Bank has achieved great success!
He lived through five dynasties, taught two emperors, traveled around the mountains and rivers and ended up in Jiangning.
Do you think he is capable enough? But the first one will be counted to death!
Do you think he is pitiful? Without him, your ancestors would have spent money to buy rice? It has become a waste of paper!
Want to know how this frustrated Tanhua disturbed the Ming Dynasty? Let's see what happens!
(The story is purely fictitious, and some may not be consistent with history. It is for the purpose of serving the story)
Reader comments
When I heard the third chapter, it was well written but felt weird. How should I put it, I was able to get into it but it felt like a lot of plot skipping. It was like I was rushing for a big summary at the end of the film. I immediately changed the character settings and then went into the plot. Exam-face-to-face-with a bunch of people. The plot skipped a lot of details, such as who the escorts were, how many people they brought, what the composition of the people they brought, whether they were traveling by land or water, who were the people connected with the DPRK and China, what the reactions were, whether there was any tip-off, how Lao Zhu responded, what the other side responded to, etc.
When I heard the third chapter, it was well written but felt weird. How should I put it, I was able to get into it but it felt like a lot of plot skipping. It was like I was rushing for a big summary at the end of the film. I immediately changed the character settings and then went into the plot. Exam-face-to-face-with a bunch of people. The plot skipped a lot of details, such as who the escorts were, how many people they brought, what the composition of the people they brought, whether they were traveling by land or water, who were the people connected with the DPRK and China, what the reactions were, whether there was any tip-off, how Lao Zhu responded, what the other side responded to, etc.
The writing is okay, the narrative is OK