
Ming Dynasty Silly Prince
大明傻王爷
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 455k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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214Chapters
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Not to mention anything else, it is strange that two children, a six-year-old and a ten-year-old, drink tea every day (drinking tea as water) and drink alcohol at all times (and the ten-year-old will not stop lying down every time without drinking) (although the six-year-old can discipline himself to exercise).
The introduction is very poisonous, I hate this kind of thing the most
The prince opens a shop and does business? Will he not be sprayed to death by the ministers of the Ming Dynasty?
I can't stand it after reading the introduction. Please read the book.
When the short-lived Zhengde dies and Jiajing ascends the throne, will your family have a chance to survive?
If Emperor Zhengde has no son, the throne will definitely belong to the protagonist.
It started with 6 years old and 140 chapters. It was still 6 years old. Did the author want to write 10,000 chapters? He gave up.
To be honest, I have no desire to read the introduction. As Zhengde's younger brother. If Zhengde dies as in history, the protagonist will definitely die if he does not become emperor. Unless the author forces cheating, the protagonist must be a super dog licker and have a super intelligence aura to live like a dog.
So does the subsequent throne belong to the protagonist (I want to confirm)