Reborn in the Ming dynasty as Zhu Yuntong, I even awakened a [Nemesis Annihilation System]?!
When faced with my enemies, I choose to kill them on the spot!
Zhu Biao says I’m cruel, that I’m nothing like my father, and that with my vicious nature, I can’t rule the empire?!
Zhu Yuanzhang says I’m utterly ruthless toward my brothers, with no regard for family ties or kinship, and that I’ll suffer the consequences someday?!
Fine!
Then I’ll be nothing like my father to the bitter end!
First, I twist Zhu Yunwen’s neck and yank off his head. Then I kick Lü Shi to death, wiping out every last member of her family!
And that’s not all.
I’m also going to adopt the Xuanwu Gate method of succession. I’ll lead eight hundred death warriors, storm the Forbidden City, ascend the Fengtian Hall, stand before Zhu Yuanzhang and Zhu Biao, and say…
“Grandfather, please abdicate!”
“I, Zhu Yuntong, shall command all the empire’s armies…!”
The rhythm is pretty good and okay, but the protagonist is still too tough in some places. It's useless to reason with the ancients. If the knife doesn't cut on the body, no one will understand how painful it is. But after the explanation doesn't make sense, the protagonist is very neat and says to fight back and arrange it. It's okay.
So far, the only one I have seen except for a bunch of typos and wrong names, the logic is relatively reasonable. The protagonist's actions are in line with the ruthless nature of a political figure and he is never sloppy in doing things. The character creation is not just mindless force, but a logical step-by-step approach to seizing power. In the end, it is found that the opponent cannot compromise before making a decisive move. Moreover, there is no hesitation at the best time, and the killing is decisive.
I haven't been looking for it for a long time. It's so exciting. This book is really exciting. It's just one sentence or one thing. It's written in too much detail. I guess the author just made up the numbers. It feels a bit verbose. But this small thing can be ignored. It's just very enjoyable. I can finish the book with a hundred chapters. It's all done. The net has been exhausted. After ascending the throne, there is nothing to write about. Foreign wars can be ended in a few chapters. I would like to make some suggestions. Either finish the book and restart it, or directly turn it into a story about the rebellion of princes in the world. The end of the Ming Dynasty, go directly to various dynasties, such as Qin Dynasty, Fusu, Tang Dynasty and Li Chengqian. , You can write more versions of the Tang Dynasty, including Li Shimin, Wu Zetian, Li Longji, Da Han, Ming Dynasty Fenghua version, etc. The author directly directs the princes to rebel and rise to power. This kind of subject matter is refreshing. As long as there is no pulling, each version will end directly with 100 chapters. Next Each one is quite popular. In the middle, you can also add Qingyu, Nirvana in Fire, etc., Or you can write them one by one. It is very refreshing to read what the author writes. I hope the author can write about it, [smile][smile][smile][smile][smile][smile]
There are so many typos that it proves that it's a hand rub and not an AI. In a time when everyone is under a lot of pressure, reading a book that is full of anger can be very relaxing.
The character of the protagonist is very decisive in killing. He will eliminate the roots by cutting the weeds. There is currently no poisonous point. I have seen a lot of early Ming Dynasty protagonists and he is in the top 3. As long as the author remains at this level, he will continue to pursue it.
This is decisiveness in killing. There is no procrastination at all. Just do it. Just go for it and give it a five-star support.
It looks okay so far, and there's nothing disgusting about it. The disadvantage is that the pace is a little slow, which is a good way to pass the time.
The rhythm is pretty good and okay, but the protagonist is still too tough in some places. It's useless to reason with the ancients. If the knife doesn't cut on the body, no one will understand how painful it is. But after the explanation doesn't make sense, the protagonist is very neat and says to fight back and arrange it. It's okay.
So far, the only one I have seen except for a bunch of typos and wrong names, the logic is relatively reasonable. The protagonist's actions are in line with the ruthless nature of a political figure and he is never sloppy in doing things. The character creation is not just mindless force, but a logical step-by-step approach to seizing power. In the end, it is found that the opponent cannot compromise before making a decisive move. Moreover, there is no hesitation at the best time, and the killing is decisive.
I haven't been looking for it for a long time. It's so exciting. This book is really exciting. It's just one sentence or one thing. It's written in too much detail. I guess the author just made up the numbers. It feels a bit verbose. But this small thing can be ignored. It's just very enjoyable. I can finish the book with a hundred chapters. It's all done. The net has been exhausted. After ascending the throne, there is nothing to write about. Foreign wars can be ended in a few chapters. I would like to make some suggestions. Either finish the book and restart it, or directly turn it into a story about the rebellion of princes in the world. The end of the Ming Dynasty, go directly to various dynasties, such as Qin Dynasty, Fusu, Tang Dynasty and Li Chengqian. , You can write more versions of the Tang Dynasty, including Li Shimin, Wu Zetian, Li Longji, Da Han, Ming Dynasty Fenghua version, etc. The author directly directs the princes to rebel and rise to power. This kind of subject matter is refreshing. As long as there is no pulling, each version will end directly with 100 chapters. Next Each one is quite popular. In the middle, you can also add Qingyu, Nirvana in Fire, etc., Or you can write them one by one. It is very refreshing to read what the author writes. I hope the author can write about it, [smile][smile][smile][smile][smile][smile]
There are so many typos that it proves that it's a hand rub and not an AI. In a time when everyone is under a lot of pressure, reading a book that is full of anger can be very relaxing.
The character of the protagonist is very decisive in killing. He will eliminate the roots by cutting the weeds. There is currently no poisonous point. I have seen a lot of early Ming Dynasty protagonists and he is in the top 3. As long as the author remains at this level, he will continue to pursue it.
This is decisiveness in killing. There is no procrastination at all. Just do it. Just go for it and give it a five-star support.
It looks okay so far, and there's nothing disgusting about it. The disadvantage is that the pace is a little slow, which is a good way to pass the time.
No matter what he does, it's cool!
Good looking content
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