Great Ming: Zhu Biao Comes Back to Life and First Breaks Zhu Yunwen's Legs

The setting and characters are well written, I like it. The protagonists are Zhu Biao and modern Zhu Biao, two pseudo-one souls. Apart from being the number one at the beginning, modern Zhu plays more of a barrage role. The Zhu family's family love, father-son love and brotherly love are all sincere. It has been written that Zhu Biao became the emperor and dealt with the Jiangnan aristocratic family and other ethnic groups in Mobei. The tempo is slightly faster, and it's always refreshing.

In the eyes of Lao Zhu, he has only one biological son, Zhu Biao, and the other sons are princes. As long as someone harms Zhu Biao, if there is any doubt whether it is true, Lao Zhu will directly kill him. It doesn't matter whether those people in Jiangnan participate or not. With an excuse, he can directly let the army go to execute the law on the spot. The crime of murdering the current prince will be punished by the nine tribes. What evidence is needed? Lao Zhu's temperament is that if there is suspicion, he will directly arrange for the army to go there. Lao Zhu's character is to kill, after all, there is no other reason for the civilian emperor

The world view has been greatly impacted. It is interconnected and logically smooth. The world view is grand and the characters are three-dimensional. A variety of description techniques are used goog[Like]

I have read a lot of Daming's books. This is the first time I read them from this angle. The more I read, the more I want to read them.

After watching this movie, it gave me some different ideas about the Ming Dynasty. I can only say that the author is very good at writing and digs deep. It is worth watching.

No loss in the pit. No loss in the pit. No loss in the pit. No loss in the pit. No loss in the pit. No loss in the pit. No loss in the pit. No loss in the pit. No loss in the pit. No loss in the pit. No loss in the pit. It's so shocking, read it slowly word by word... No wonder Zhu Yuanzhang said that after killing millions of soldiers in the south of the Yangtze River, the sword on his waist was still bloody.

Nice! I am very much looking forward to the follow-up. The author please maintain the writing style and the daily word count. I promise to update every day! Please let Daming live longer.

The plot is compact and gripping. The death of Prince Zhu Biao was the greatest regret of the Ming Dynasty. It was so enjoyable to read this book.

This is the character of the Ming Dynasty. The small flaw is that the Ming Dynasty did not kneel when going to court! It's his fault to kneel down

I read a lot of novels about the Ming Dynasty, and I finished them in one sitting. They were very interesting, but they were too short.