
The Ming Emperor's Legitimate Grandson: My Father Is Zhu Biao, My Grandfather Is Zhu Yuanzhang
大明嫡孙,家父朱标,家祖朱元璋
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The Thief of Years has been so successful in writing about the ancestral-grandson relationship between Chongba and Xizi. I often get tears in my eyes after reading it. I hope that the author can see the father-son tenderness between Chongba and Biao Ge, and Biao Ge and Xizi in his writing. Come on [Like]
It's very interesting to watch, but there are a few small flaws, such as the conflict between time travel and rebirth. I won't talk about the rest. Overall, the flaws are not outweighed by the flaws. The most important update is more stable. It just depends on whether there will be more fun in the future. It is worth following every day.
This book is well written. It brings Zhu Yuanzhang to life. Zhu Biao makes people feel distressed. Don't let Zhu Biao die. Author, please give me a boost, I'm optimistic about you [strong][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]
Great book! It makes up for the historical regrets about the lineage of Prince Yiwen and Zhu Biao. The book vividly and vividly describes the ordinary fireworks relationship between the protagonist and the three generations of Zhu Biao and Zhu Yuanzhang. Five stars are awarded. In a word, it is about the turmoil in the temple, the manipulation of power, time travel, exploring the legends of emperors, making up for the regrets of the dynasty, and showing the charm of history.
This writing is really awesome. No one in the book is a rookie, and everyone's IQ is online. Author, please update well, you are like a great god. [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]
It is already among the top ten novels I have read about the history of the Ming Dynasty (I personally prefer Qin and Tang Dynasty). It has neither outrageous cheating nor any messy romance. It is already far ahead.
Very good, even if I give it a score of 9.8, It is not high. The battle between people's hearts, father and son, brothers, courtiers, you can see the leopard at a glance. Frontier, Ming Dynasty Baochao, and Haice, although they only missed a little information, they were very aware of the overall situation. "Governing Shu requires deep thought." I haven't written about Peking yet, but I am very much looking forward to the story of the protagonist going to Peking and meeting the King of Yan.
It's very beautiful. No wonder the creator must be literate. What an literate person writes is different. It has tight logic and makes people feel comfortable to read. Some words are so long that it makes people want to vomit. This is the most reasonable book I have read about traveling through ancient times. The implementation of any policy or change will not be smooth sailing. War is not fought at will. Food consumption must be considered. Opening a sea ban is not just opened at the drop of a hat. The reaction of the people and all parties will definitely not be supported by everyone. You need to grow your brain, hehe.
The somewhat submissive image of the time-travel hero in the early days attracted a lot of bad reviews. Personally, I think this is normal. After all, he was not favored at the beginning. How many of those who can make a name for themselves in history are not human beings? What does the male protagonist have to fight with, and how can he survive for three chapters? Later, the male protagonist gradually received attention and favor, and then showed his talents step by step. The historical figures described in the book are very vivid and the details are well drawn. The author still put a lot of effort into checking historical materials. If you read this book as a great read, you can go out and turn left. The male protagonist didn't take power at the beginning, so he couldn't just create a newspaper, improve firearms, artillery, etc. This book was very enjoyable to read. I don't understand how the score of 7.7 Came about. According to my review, it would be above 9 points.
The author of this book is very gripping. I have also read some adaptations by other authors, but I gave up reading it halfway through! The author portrays the character's personality very deeply, the plot does not drag on, and the character's spirit is shaped within a reasonable range. It gives me the desire to keep chasing. If a book doesn't have the desire to read, it's just mediocre. I can't guarantee that those who say bad things can write a Minggai novel that makes people want to follow it, but I feel that if I were to write it, I wouldn't be able to! If it's not good, I won't bother to write a book review! Waste of my time. Like the author, there are many people who like the Ming Dynasty. We all stood at the beginning and saw the ending of a dynasty, including "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty". I was also deeply shocked by this book, and only then gradually understood part of the historical process. Reading history can make you wise, and don't deceive me sincerely! No matter which dynasty changes, there is a spirit and sentiment, and whether it is a hero or a defeated bandit, it has its influence and reference. What is passed down is the Chinese people's sense of belonging to this land. Looking at history, no matter how broken and bumpy it is, and the clouds are treacherous, looking at today's prosperous age, all the hardships come with joy! Already very contented! We are Chinese, Chinese people! There is still national blood, the desire for light is maintained, and it will be carried on from generation to generation! I only wish that the country is peaceful and the people are safe ~ the weather is good ~