Great Ming: I Took My Dad and Ran, and You’re Telling Me He’s Zhu Yuanzhang?

Absolutely great read, a thrilling and satisfying read, but the downside is that it's too short; it ends as soon as you get into it. Thumbs down.

It's so good, so amazing! I don't understand why the rating is so low. I'm not usually a big fan of following updates, but I've been reading it every day 🥰. I hope you write faster, even the donkeys in the production team don't rest as much as you! [Currently working on a draft] Keep it up, author!

I'm not sure if the book has been renamed, but I feel like I've read it before.

Generally. Perhaps it's been too long since I've read a story with a touch of warmth, because I finished it quickly. It has 410 chapters and no ending. For Tomato Novels, it's pretty good. The male protagonist has a shopping cart that came with the Grand Tour; this setting is just to entice comments, and the author can have whatever the shopping cart has as they wish.

I rarely read male-oriented content, but this kind of heartwarming slice-of-life story is really nice.

What's going on? I saw a similar one, and another one is the same. The landlord's illegitimate father, Zhu Yuanzhang, suddenly returned and even mistook him for someone else. The steward, of course, remained silent.

It was a good way to pass the time, but it's a shame it suddenly ended.

Warning: This book is marked as finished, but it's actually on hiatus. I thought it was over, and then suddenly it's declared complete. 🙂

The plot is original and unconventional, and the writing is concise and to the point of being verbose—highly commendable! The only drawback is that the ending felt rushed; I didn't get enough of it.

Good job, keep it up! Hopefully it won't end badly.