How to Make a Great Minister

I wish we could meet at the starting point so that I could see your hydrology

It's like being fed a bunch of pigs. In this ending, the protagonist is a modern man, and he actually accepts that the emperor has so many wives and children. Doesn't the protagonist want to be a couple for the rest of his life? What are the extra wives and children of the other half? Same wife? I would rather the protagonist find an ordinary person to live with

Wow, nice looking. After a few months, I found it and read it again today. Hey, it's just too clear water?

Alas, I always have the feeling that the little prince will attack the prince when he grows up.

Well, the first part is okay, but the plot jumps a little bit later on. I don't know how the emotions of the two are connected with each other on the emotional line; the career line is also relatively empty. However, the author chose Chongzhen, which is quite difficult and understandable. Finally, I hope my wife will work harder, improve her writing skills, and write better articles.

I feel sorry for Chaochao, I still hope he has someone to accompany him who understands both cold and hot feelings, instead of only getting a little bit of love in the end.

Is this a trap, madam?? The Emperor's family is real... I pity me Chao, he wants to be a couple for the rest of his life (╥ω╥`)

I was a little confused that it ended like this. It originally laid out a lot of things, including the fight against the Qing Dynasty, trade with foreign countries, and the cleanup of the Donglin Party, but it suddenly ended in one stroke. The emotional line is a bit confusing, and the supporting characters appear and disappear suddenly. . . But it's interesting to write about rebirth in this era of Chongzhen, so please give it a try (?˙ー˙?)

I feel that these two people really need to communicate well in some areas, otherwise they will be in trouble

In fact, the setting of modern people traveling through time and being reborn in Chongzhen is really great. In the political situation of being besieged on all sides and completely collapsed in the late Ming Dynasty, it was more possible to help the building to collapse. But it is indeed difficult to write. The dilemma in the late Ming Dynasty is difficult to solve, and the emotional drama of the monarch and his ministers is added. It is not easy. Thanks to the author for his imagination and persistence in writing the ending.