The Ming Emperor’s Uncle

Inexplicably, I remembered Xifeng Jin's book 🤓

I can't stand it anymore. The protagonist's identity only gives him two paths. One is to be the emperor, and the other is to run away. No matter which direction you develop, you can write a good book. But this system is too poisonous. Give up the throne and let the protagonist be a dog. Even if he is not an emperor, he will not run away. There is no way he can survive as the protagonist. Zhu Zhanji didn't have much affection for him, and the protagonist had done too much and had enough prestige in the military. As long as he didn't die, he would think he would rebel. Also, the constant descriptions of family affection in the article make me feel sick. I just traveled through time and could not see my parents. I could turn around and call others my parents, brother. The protagonist studies muskets to give Zhu Zhanji more reasons to kill him in the future.

Tatar and Qing TV dramas are harmful to people. The word "Prince" was only called "Prince" in the Qing Dynasty. Before the Qing Dynasty, vassal kings generally addressed themselves as "King", "Your Highness" and "Gu" This chapter says that some people said "slave" was actually a Qing Dynasty-specific word. Emperors of the Ming Dynasty generally called themselves "I" or "I" or "I" and "Gu" The courtiers generally addressed the emperor as His Majesty or Long Live. As for the title "Master", it is actually commonly used by Tatars and has a positive effect Guangda has almost ruled the entire universe. In fact, in the Ming Dynasty, there was almost no single word "ye" to refer to oneself as "ye". Although some things are vague, as literary creators, we should uphold the common sense of reverence, dissemination, restoration and promotion of correct historical and literary documents. On this New Year's occasion, I hope this book will be able to highlight the spring of the Ming Dynasty and the surge of literary thoughts, opening up the prosperous age of the Ming Dynasty. Open technology appropriately. . . . . .

Many people say that historical texts should not have systems, but I don't agree with that. Let me ask, will an ordinary person really be as awesome as the novel says after traveling through time? Even college students may not dare to say that they remember all the knowledge they have learned, so a system or a cheat is very necessary. If the protagonist was already awesome before time travel, that would be a different story.

When you are an imperial uncle, your life is not in your own hands.

There is no reason for poor grades! 😰

I once read a novel in which the male protagonist traveled back in time to the body of Chongzhen at the end of the Ming Dynasty, reformed the army, killed thieves and exterminated the slaves, and then assimilated North Korea and Vietnam into the Ming Dynasty, claiming to be the people of the Ming Dynasty. In my opinion, this book is really 10,000 times more disgusting than those of those who cross the Qing Dynasty and send pussies. May I ask the author of that novel? Do you know the population of North Korea and Vietnam? The combined population of the two countries is 20 million, and the men are at least tens of millions. What if they can't find wives? Will the male protagonist find a way to marry women from the Ming Dynasty? Anyway, the total population of the Ming Dynasty is only 40 to 50 million people. Will there still be a Chinese nation in a hundred years? ? ? I found that some authors write historical novels and they know how to assimilate other people. Why don't you marry your sister to a Southeast Asian and assimilate the monkeys? They only give away one person when they write novels of the Qing Dynasty, but you send tens of thousands of people to the novels of the Ming Dynasty. ! !

Since ancient times, there has been no family affection in the royal family. You, a powerful prince with a large number of soldiers, still want to live a quiet life, maybe the next life.

Now that you have decided on the main line of development, you should not keep writing about the local court. You should have gone to Yunnan to develop and kill Burma, capture Siam, and merge the states, instead of not until nearly three hundred chapters until you have a little bit of the Yunnan vassal king.

Ming Renzong and Ming Xuanzong were all very good at civil and martial arts. If this book is against Zhu Gaoxu, King of Han Dynasty, then I don't care about my personal opinion, so don't criticize it. However, Ming Xuanzong was very likely to kill Zhu Gaoxu before he died, unless he went to Yunnan, but for the sake of Ming Dynasty, he had better not go. After all, Tumubao is still waiting for him. The ending can let him go to the north to fight against Mongolia and die on the battlefield. The feudal king's preferential treatment policy can also be changed. No more. Don't spray. I hope the author can see it.