A graduate student/professional in the Department of Modern History accidentally traveled through time and became Zhu Xiongying, the eldest grandson of Ming Taizu Zhu Yuanzhang and the eldest son of Prince Zhu Biao.
Historical time point: In the eighth year of Hongwu, Zhu Xiongying was only 8 years old, which was a critical point in history when he was about to die early due to pox. At this time, Prince Zhu Biao was still alive, and Zhu Yuanzhang's iron-blooded rule of the country and the slaughter of heroes had just begun. The remaining forces of the Northern Yuan Dynasty were watching with eager eyes. There was an undercurrent of nobles and civil servant groups in the court. The vassal princes were gradually losing their vassal, and the inheritance of imperial power was in danger.
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Seems generally good so far. However, the author's writing is somewhat inconsistent. It is clearly the protagonist Zhu Xiongying who rescued Zhu Yunxi from fire and water. He has accompanied and taken care of his younger brother since he was a child. They have a deep brotherly love. Why did he suddenly say that he was estranged from his brothers after he grew up and got married to Xu Miaojin? You want to say that it is normal to be estranged from brother Zhu Yunwen, but it is not written at all about when he was estranged from his biological brothers. It is very abrupt. It's as if to highlight the deep love between Xu Miaojin and the protagonist, the alienation between Xiongying and Yunxi was deliberately included. Earlier, we only saw the elder brother taking care of his younger brother, but no alienation at all. You can't write Xiao Yunxi and his elder brother like this just to show the importance of Xu Miaojin!
The further I read, the more disappointed I become. It doesn't look like it was written by the same person at all. The part when he was a child was well written. When he grew up, Zhu Xiongying seemed to have been deprived of his life. His mind was full of Xu Miaojin. He was more brainless than a love brain. He almost regarded Xu Miaojin as his savior😏. How much did the author like Xu Miaojin? The magical power she wrote about her was infinitely useful. The more I read, the more disappointed I became, and the more I read later, the more it looked like an AI article written in a hurry.
Seems generally good so far. However, the author's writing is somewhat inconsistent. It is clearly the protagonist Zhu Xiongying who rescued Zhu Yunxi from fire and water. He has accompanied and taken care of his younger brother since he was a child. They have a deep brotherly love. Why did he suddenly say that he was estranged from his brothers after he grew up and got married to Xu Miaojin? You want to say that it is normal to be estranged from brother Zhu Yunwen, but it is not written at all about when he was estranged from his biological brothers. It is very abrupt. It's as if to highlight the deep love between Xu Miaojin and the protagonist, the alienation between Xiongying and Yunxi was deliberately included. Earlier, we only saw the elder brother taking care of his younger brother, but no alienation at all. You can't write Xiao Yunxi and his elder brother like this just to show the importance of Xu Miaojin! The further I read, the more disappointed I become. It doesn't look like it was written by the same person at all. The part when he was a child was well written. When he grew up, Zhu Xiongying seemed to have been deprived of his life. His mind was full of Xu Miaojin. He was more brainless than a love brain. He almost regarded Xu Miaojin as his savior😏. How much did the author like Xu Miaojin? The magical power she wrote about her was infinitely useful. The more I read, the more disappointed I became, and the more I read later, the more it looked like an AI article written in a hurry.