The Wayward 1618

I've only read the synopsis so far, not the main text yet. But one point must be made: Emperor Tianqi, Zhu Youxiao, was not illiterate. On the contrary, this emperor was as intelligent as Emperor Jiajing; otherwise, he wouldn't have been able to stabilize Emperor Taichang's position thanks to this grandson. Furthermore, events like releasing Wei Zhongxian behind closed doors, which demonstrate his intelligence, are self-evident.

They came after seeing the tyrant's sacrifice.

When writing historical articles, some research is necessary. The Marquis of Zhenyuan in the 46th year of the Wanli reign was named Gu Dali. His son, Gu Zhaoji, inherited the title in the second year of the Tianqi reign. Gu Zhaoji was not an only son; he had a brother who was very close to Zhang Dai. The nobles at the end of the Ming Dynasty did not have much real power.

I'm speechless that a book about the Investiture of the Gods ended up with such a terrible ending.

You'll know what the novel is like after reading the synopsis... I have a weak constitution and can't handle poison.

It's funny for the sake of being funny, and it's too nonsensical.

How can a book that was abandoned before it reached 500,000 words be recommended?

Holy crap! This book, which was destined to become a legend, has ended like this?! How incredibly depressed must the author be?!

It's good, but the updates are too slow.

It's very well written, please don't abandon it!