I Want to Be a Princess's Husband
我要做驸马
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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From offering a globe (slightly poisoned), to a hot air balloon ride (mildly poisoned), to becoming illiterate (poisoned), to the princess finally wielding a knife (dying from poisoning). Speaking of offering a globe, why didn't they introduce the countries? It was just for showing a globe!!! Goodbye.
Since you can even build a hot air balloon, why not just build an airship? If things go wrong, just take your family and run away. Why expose the hot air balloon so early? Besides, daring to fly it to 10,000 meters on your first attempt at building a hot air balloon—what's the difference between that and sawing off a light bulb or welding a detonator?
I have something to say— The protagonist spent a few days indoors rubbing a mirror with his hands, which I think is perfectly fine. When I was in kindergarten, our craft projects involved purifying uranium-235 by hand, and in elementary school, we could observe electron energy level transitions with a magnifying glass.
[Rant] Timeline before the Jingnan Rebellion
Regardless of how many years Hongwu lasted, Zhu Yuanzhang only had one reign title, which lasted 31 years. In 1368, Zhu Biao was made crown prince. In 1370, Zhu Di was enfeoffed as the Prince of Yan. In 1380, Zhu Di was enfeoffed in Beiping and followed the nobles on their northern expedition, where he made great contributions. This marked the beginning of the Hu Weiyong case.
The book's title, "I Want to Marry a Princess," is simple and direct. 😏
As a modern person, you understand flintlock pistols? You even think you know everything about them? Are you trying to fly to the moon?
What kind of recommendation is this from the screenwriter? They must have been paid a lot of money.
What dimension's hot air balloon can fly 100km high?
Li Shanchang's entire family was executed. As his grandson, don't you want revenge? You should have rebelled against the Ming Dynasty, wiped out the Zhu family, and become emperor yourself. Only then would you have done right by your grandfather. "I would rather betray the world than let the world betray me." Since the Zhu family was unjust first, it's no wonder you're so benevolent.
The introduction itself is problematic. Who said Zhu Yuanzhang wouldn't harm his son-in-law? It's not like he never killed anyone.