Return to the Ming Dynasty and Become Emperor

After reading the introduction, I don't want to read it. Zhu Di is useless to defeat. There are two stupid pens in the Ming Dynasty, one is Zhu Yunwen and the other is Chongzhen. Zhu Yunwen uses a bunch of nerds, or trolls with ulterior motives to govern the country and commit suicide. Lao Zhu had already arranged it before his death. Don't do it yourself. , To maintain a balance, no one can overturn, and whoever rebels will die. But in the end, he cut the skin off as much as possible. The method was too childish, and he actually forced his own uncle to death. This is simply an abomination in feudal society. It made all the feudal kings basically rebel. You want to die for raising an idler? I don't want to go into details about a series of suicide attempts. If you don't know, take a look at it for yourself. After traveling through Zhu Yunwen, as long as you don't let those nerds take power, pay attention to maintaining a balance, and don't let anyone have too much power. The world will be peaceful, and the restless Lao Zhu will help you kill them all despite the infamy! Don't be too comfortable being Emperor Jianwen, of course if you do it yourself, no one can save you!

The writing is not good, the plot is scattered, and the three concepts are confused. Damn, I'd better wear more clothes! ! ! ! ! The poison point is too short!

Since you have traveled through time and become someone else, why do you still need to use modern names to describe it? Sometimes it is a modern name, and sometimes it is an ancient name. This should be a taboo in the writing method of soul travel. Anyway, I have not seen any book written like this. Also, is it too low to go to Jiaofangsi to pick out beauties in excitement from the beginning? Moreover, I don't see any sympathy for the fate of these women. Is this really the thought of a person who has received modern education? Or is it that the protagonist was assimilated by the ancients so quickly and naturally agreed with these dark systems? I haven't read a few chapters, but within a few chapters it's an aunt and a beauty picker, so it seems like it's just a mindless stud story.

Prince? Hahahaha Zhu Yunwen is the prince? ? ? Who is his father Zhu Biao? Hahahahaha, please add some historical knowledge.

Jianwen is not a legitimate son, the character "Yun" refers to his seniority, which was determined by Zhu Yuanzhang There is no need to read the following. It is better for the author not to write historical articles.

Your writing style is not suitable for writing about palace battles

What should I say, I actually pushed my aunt away. After reading this book, I felt that my outlook on life was a bit confusing.

After reading a dozen or twenty pictures, I feel that the author does not look like a time traveler at all. It's been fourteen years and you're not prepared at all? ? And aunt? ? I really don't know what the author was thinking. Also, since you have traveled through time, you should change your name. When you see He Zhi, you feel like you are in trouble.

The protagonist of this book by the author Jun is not likeable, and he also has an aura of reducing intelligence. There may be people who only read the first few chapters and then gave up. Anyway, I only read the fifth chapter.

Looking back, I see why the ministers and subordinates all call His Highness the Prince of Pig's Feet. He is the grandson, and the prince is his father. Even if his father dies, as long as the emperor is his grandfather, as the heir to the throne, he is the grandson of the emperor. The heir to the throne is the prince if he is the emperor's son, and the emperor's grandson is the grandson. Moreover, it is Zhu Yunwen, not Wen. This name is obviously not a descendant of Zhu Yuanzhang. There are a lot of poisons 😅

I checked the information but found that this is not the Qing Dynasty.

The introduction is pretty normal, but why is it so obscene. The character design is so unlikable, if it weren't for the halo of the protagonist, he would definitely not survive Chapter 3

Actually, I feel that there are too few show-off plots... Ahem, I am also an author, and I really don't know what to do. Everyone says that my plots are procrastinating. Although it is true, I think you are the same, hehehe.

I just have a question, did Zhu Yunwen ban the sea at that time, or did Zhu Yuanzhang ban the sea? I don't know the answer to the question? There was a forbidden sea in the Ming Dynasty, but I don't know when it was banned.

With a novel like yours, I can't become an emperor within a hundred pages; I haven't read it yet. What's the title of the book?