I Cursed Zhu Yuanzhang from the Start, and the More I Courted Death, the Stronger I Became

This book is a masterpiece that I have put a lot of effort into, making people laugh out loud and warm their hearts. Xu Cheng, "the number one man who enjoys death in the Ming Dynasty", is crazy and uninhibited on the surface, but he values ​​​​love and justice on the inside - he is gentle to his wives to the core, and he is ruthless to his enemies to the point of bloodshed. Although there are many female protagonists, each one is not a flower vase. Xu Cheng has pursued them through various channels. The tenderness makes people cry, and the rhythm is relaxed and moderate. Under the shell of systematic and cool writing, there is a gentle expression of the modern concept of equality and humanistic care. It's not a loss if you chase more, I guarantee that the more you watch, the better you will get! And oh, this book will gradually fill in all the institutional loopholes in the early Ming Dynasty that were difficult to reconcile with Zhu Yuanzhang!

The male protagonist Xu Cheng is awesome. He scolds Zhu Yuanzhang at the beginning. This is also a benefit of being systematic. The author's writing style is elegant and uninhibited. He laughs, curses and curses. It really makes the whole novel very interesting, and it is refreshing to read and feel relieved. Keep reading!

The start is high-energy, and the exciting points are intensive to hit the readers' preferences. As an imaginary historical article, the opening chapter of "Begging for Death by Scolding Zhu Yuanzhang, the Stronger He Gets Stronger" is full of conflicts: a petty official who traveled back in time to the Hongwu period encountered the famous scene of Zhu Yuanzhang trying to kill the imperial doctor. The protagonist took advantage of the system buff to directly criticize the emperor. This contrast of "seeking death at the beginning" immediately caught the reader's attention. In terms of writing, the author's narrative is clean and neat, without redundant foreshadowing. Zhu Yuanzhang's imperial palace and the protagonist's broken mentality are well portrayed. Zhu Yuanzhang's imperial majesty and the protagonist's "escape" form a strong dramatic tension, and the system "gets stronger the more it tries to kill." The "big" binding setting also provides reasonable support for the protagonist's outrageous operations. Every attempt to commit suicide can correspond to an increase in strength, and the sense of enjoyment is progressive. It fully utilizes the advantages of time-travel novels + system novels. Readers who like imaginative historical novels will find it difficult not to love it.

Xu Cheng is so awesome, he has a god-level death-seeking system attached to the game at the beginning. He provoked Zhu Yuanzhang from the beginning and was rewarded. Then, the prince gave him a harem. There are also some villains who provoke the male protagonist, and then the male protagonist cleverly treats them in his own way. The plot is very enjoyable, and the male protagonist is also very good. [Eat melon] [eat melon] [eat melon] [eat melon] Anyway, the male protagonist has a lot of harem, including princesses from other countries, or courtesans and the like. When attacking other countries, there was a tit-for-tat confrontation at the beginning, but in the end the female protagonists voluntarily stayed with the male protagonists, which was very interesting. [Laugh]

The setting of this novel is simply a mudslide in the literary world! The protagonist is bound to an outrageous system that "you can become stronger by scolding Zhu Yuanzhang". At the beginning, he yelled at Emperor Hongwu as a "stinky beggar monk". He committed suicide in front of the civil and military officials of the court. Zhu Yuanzhang was so angry that his face turned black as the bottom of a pot. He turned around and rescued Zhu Xiongying with an S-level reward. He even dared to ask the princess as a concubine, which made Old Zhu so angry that he drew his sword and killed people. In the end, he happily accepted the gold reward. On one side is Ming Taizu, who was decisive in killing in history, and on the other side is a desperado who dares to say anything in order to become stronger. The interaction between the two is full of tension! The author uses a light and funny style to write the heavy history of the early Ming Dynasty vividly, which not only makes up for the difficulty of Zhu Biao's lineage, but also plays new tricks with the setting of "the more you commit suicide, the stronger you become". Every chapter can make people laugh and cheer, and they simply can't stop!

This book outlines vivid portraits of characters with delicate brushstrokes, and the plot is laid out in a relaxed and relaxed manner. There are delicate emotions and profound thoughts hidden between the lines, making people immersed in it. Whether it is the joys and sorrows in the story or the life insights between the lines, it can easily touch people's hearts and bring an immersive reading experience. There is still an aftertaste after the book is closed. The warmth and power hidden in the words will leave a long-lasting echo in the heart. It is a masterpiece worth reading again and again.

It is a rare masterpiece. The author cleverly combines the sense of history with the refreshing sense of system flow, and the setting is novel and unconventional. The rivalry between the protagonist and Zhu Yuanzhang is full of tension, and the horror and humor of "accompanying a king is like accompanying a tiger" are just right. The plot is compactly advanced, which not only fills up the regrets of history, but also makes people read heartily. It is a rare masterpiece of historical imagination.

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The author's writing is very good, and the plot of the story is exciting and ups and downs.

It's quite good-looking, imaginative and respectful of history.