Everyone else transmigrates to Zhu Di's side and becomes Empress Xu. Only she ends up at the Jianwen Emperor's side, becoming his empress.
With the soul of a woman from a later age, Ma Wan'er becomes the grandniece of the big-footed Empress Ma and begins her long journey of leveling up through the Ming dynasty.
If she is destined to become empress of the Ming Empire, just like her great-aunt, then she will do whatever it takes to protect her family and change history.
This story dances in the shackles of history. It's a history-focused farming and political-strategy story, with plenty of historical research. Since history changes, readers who aren't fond of historical fiction can treat it as an alternate world. It has all three kinds of relationships: family, romance, and friendship. There are many characters, and it's a long novel.
I'm having fun telling the story, and you can just enjoy the show. Leave a favorite and a comment when you're done. Friends who enjoy history are also welcome to share their thoughts or discuss it.
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It's a very in-depth article, but it's a pity that the author stopped writing it. She stretched out the timeline from childhood to adolescence in nine chapters, and wrote the key points in great detail. It's really awesome, unlike many articles nowadays which are long and watery.
It's a very in-depth article, but it's a pity that the author stopped writing it. She stretched out the timeline from childhood to adolescence in nine chapters, and wrote the key points in great detail. It's really awesome, unlike many articles nowadays which are long and watery.
The author writes really well, I really like Zhu Yunwen
The author's writing is exquisite, and the plot is very attractive. I have always liked Zhu Yunwen, but it is a pity that he is not suitable to be an emperor. He was raised in the palace since he was a child and has a cowardly character with the sour Confucian air of a scholar. His literary skills and military skills are not as good as those of Zhu Di. He lost his country in order to gain a good reputation. I don't know whether he values family ties or is stupid. But even though I like Zhu Yunwen very much, his descendants are also very miserable. It is really a mistake to be crowned a commoner for a dignified and orthodox man. The main reason is that Zhu Yunwen cannot sit firmly on the throne, nor can he control these civil and military ministers and vassal kings, and he has no ability to govern the world.
The paper is full of calculations, but maybe this is the real life experienced by the royal children. The author wrote it very well.
This article is really great. It's rare to see such an antique yet realistic article. Although I found it rather disturbing to watch because it was a bit sadistic. . .
After reading it, I felt empty in my heart. To be honest, I was very tired after reading this article. It was full of conspiracies and conspiracies throughout, but I still persevered. It's very beautiful. I love the male protagonist so much. The little beast is so pitiful. I cry~] My love for the little beast has surpassed that of the male protagonist. [Why is this? When I saw the last few chapters, the little beast turned blind, I burst into tears~~ In the end, because of the hard work I had to stay up late to read the whole story, I begged for a sequel!
Well, my longevity! Reminds me of "Seeing and Not Seeing" written by Zashiram Dodo - "You see me, or you don't see me, I am there, neither sad nor happy. You miss me, or don't miss me, the love is there, never come or go. You love me, or don't love me, the love is there, never increase or decrease. You follow me, or don't follow me, my hand is in your hand, never let go. Come to my arms, or let me live in your heart. Love each other silently, silence Joy."
Hey, when will you publish a new article?
I still have more to say~ I hope the author will continue the extra story~
Therefore, those wise kings in history were not good fathers or guides! One by one, they can't even teach their own heirs... Alas!
Well, maybe some of them are taught too well... =_=.
It's a very in-depth article, but it's a pity that the author stopped writing it. She stretched out the timeline from childhood to adolescence in nine chapters, and wrote the key points in great detail. It's really awesome, unlike many articles nowadays which are long and watery.
It's a very in-depth article, but it's a pity that the author stopped writing it. She stretched out the timeline from childhood to adolescence in nine chapters, and wrote the key points in great detail. It's really awesome, unlike many articles nowadays which are long and watery.
The author writes really well, I really like Zhu Yunwen
The author's writing is exquisite, and the plot is very attractive. I have always liked Zhu Yunwen, but it is a pity that he is not suitable to be an emperor. He was raised in the palace since he was a child and has a cowardly character with the sour Confucian air of a scholar. His literary skills and military skills are not as good as those of Zhu Di. He lost his country in order to gain a good reputation. I don't know whether he values family ties or is stupid. But even though I like Zhu Yunwen very much, his descendants are also very miserable. It is really a mistake to be crowned a commoner for a dignified and orthodox man. The main reason is that Zhu Yunwen cannot sit firmly on the throne, nor can he control these civil and military ministers and vassal kings, and he has no ability to govern the world.
The paper is full of calculations, but maybe this is the real life experienced by the royal children. The author wrote it very well.
This article is really great. It's rare to see such an antique yet realistic article. Although I found it rather disturbing to watch because it was a bit sadistic. . .
After reading it, I felt empty in my heart. To be honest, I was very tired after reading this article. It was full of conspiracies and conspiracies throughout, but I still persevered. It's very beautiful. I love the male protagonist so much. The little beast is so pitiful. I cry~] My love for the little beast has surpassed that of the male protagonist. [Why is this? When I saw the last few chapters, the little beast turned blind, I burst into tears~~ In the end, because of the hard work I had to stay up late to read the whole story, I begged for a sequel!
Well, my longevity! Reminds me of "Seeing and Not Seeing" written by Zashiram Dodo - "You see me, or you don't see me, I am there, neither sad nor happy. You miss me, or don't miss me, the love is there, never come or go. You love me, or don't love me, the love is there, never increase or decrease. You follow me, or don't follow me, my hand is in your hand, never let go. Come to my arms, or let me live in your heart. Love each other silently, silence Joy." Hey, when will you publish a new article?
I still have more to say~ I hope the author will continue the extra story~
Therefore, those wise kings in history were not good fathers or guides! One by one, they can't even teach their own heirs... Alas! Well, maybe some of them are taught too well... =_=.