[Ming Dynasty] I Seem to Know Too Much

Thank you for letting us meet Zhu Houzhao and Jiao Shizhi. Know their stories. I don't read much ancient literature, but I really like the large style of writing. I always feel that the protagonists in Da Da's works are very strong, just like Jiao Shizhi, just like Wen Liang. But speaking of attack, I prefer Zhu Houzhao to Fourth Master. The emperor who laughed and scolded was a true-tempered emperor. He was born to be flamboyant and did not know how to restrain himself. No one could control his temper. But in order to adapt, he learned to tolerate and compromise, and grew from a little prince who was cared for and pampered to a mature man. I have always felt that the real Zhu Houzhao was a gifted but willful child until his death. Ke Shizhi changed him, and he was also changing Shi Zhi. Shizhi gives me the feeling that he is like a squinty-eyed character in Japanese comics. He looks kind and weak, but in fact, the real inside is wrapped up in layers, like an onion. Zhu Houzhao spent a long time peeling onions. I never thought before that he didn't succeed until chapter ninety-one... He would only use this kind of patience for the right person. In fact, every time I read the sequels of ancient novels, I feel a sense of fate, just like reading a history book - in a parallel world, the protagonists all exist. They work hand in hand for life, and meet again after reincarnation. I read the records in history textbooks or various materials, subconsciously read them many times, and then wonder: Why do they seem familiar? Why are the corners of my eyes sore? Why do you want to smile again? In the last extra chapter, the younger brother came over and gained fame, and I always felt that he and the second prince would have a good relationship...

I picked this up from the article about raising cubs, and then I finished it! Come on! I like the big text! I like it too!

If there is a story after my brother, I would also like to read it

I'm really late. I wish I had read this earlier. Shou'er and Ren Zhi are both doing well.

I may have overrated it, but Wenhuang recently took it out and reviewed it again! I feel that this kind of love makes people warm

It's so good. I have test anxiety, so I spent a whole day reading it from beginning to end~ I'm still not finished.

Purchase from article hoarding activities and check in after reading ✓ Although it is an earlier work by the author and teacher, the quality is surprisingly good ~ Reading historical derivatives is like looking at another development direction of history. All regrets and unwillingness can be made up for here. Because of the presence of Jiao Jiao, the Zhengde Emperor in this time and space seems to be less absurd and more serious (not much). Sure enough, if you want to see the less absurd Zhengde Emperor, you still have to read the fan derivatives_(:зゝ∠)_… Most of the major events during the Zhengde period have been written about, and they all have a pretty good ending. The emotional line is really sweet. Jiao Jiao and Emperor Zhengde were destined to be like this. They met when they were young, stayed together all their lives, lived in the same quilt and died in the same coffin, and almost never separated. The plot is a bit cruel, but the relationship is not. They love each other unreservedly.

17 Years was actually 8 years ago

This is the second book I read about my wife, and I burst into tears

Review of Wenhuang, it's great