Great Ming: It All Began When I Beat Emperor Wuzong

The protagonist did indeed strike the emperor, which is one thing, but he would definitely not survive against any other emperor. However, Zhu Houzhao was a man of character, so he had a slight chance of survival. Yet, the protagonist went so far as to boast to acquaintances about how he had trampled the dignity of imperial power underfoot. If the protagonist hadn't died, where would the majesty of imperial power have been? Where would the dignity of the royal family have remained?

How many people were turned off by the first chapter! 🤣 I thought that maid was so arrogant, taking advantage of the protagonist, but then the steward locked her in the woodshed with just one sentence! 🤣🤣🤣

The writing is good, but the plot lacks logical coherence.

Who was Emperor Wuzong? I feel like I've forgotten all my history.

If it were me, I'd just split up the family and start my own business. Why stay home and suffer? I'd make some inventions and get the emperor a minor official position.

Although it's a bit of a novice's work, I'm very interested to know what happens next. After all, there are many books about the Zhengde Emperor, and I have a feeling this one will be good! I've invested, good luck!

The formation must remain intact. I'm checking in and casting my vote at the same time.

Charge! Follow the main group's formation and send your votes!

Well, I just came along to join in the fun.

Actually, I think supporting Zhang Yong would be the best option among the Eight Tigers. The protagonist's current team is weak; those guys can only learn martial arts now. But how high a position can they hold just by learning martial arts? Besides, the protagonist is still too naive; he's not ruthless enough, and he's not hypocritical enough.