The Ming Dynasty vassal king Zhu Gaoxu, who was roasted into a "barbeque" by his nephew, was reborn in the fifteenth year of Yongle just before his death. This time, he decided to change his way of life - but he soon discovered that being a "good guy" in Game of Thrones was harder than rebelling.
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I think it's well written, why is the rating so low?
There is one point where I feel a bit confused. Who roasted the King of Han? His nephew. When Zhu Qizhen came to power, it must be his nephew. How could the King of Han know that Zhu Qizhen was captured? This thing has gone over and over again, and now I have seen it for the third time. When it comes to Zhu Qizhen being captured, the King of Han is drinking. I'm all confused. Could it be that I remembered the history wrongly?
I think it's well written, why is the rating so low? There is one point where I feel a bit confused. Who roasted the King of Han? His nephew. When Zhu Qizhen came to power, it must be his nephew. How could the King of Han know that Zhu Qizhen was captured? This thing has gone over and over again, and now I have seen it for the third time. When it comes to Zhu Qizhen being captured, the King of Han is drinking. I'm all confused. Could it be that I remembered the history wrongly?