The Great Ming Emperor's Eldest Grandson!

It's quite entertaining to read, though it seemed a bit far-fetched at first. But as I continued, my perspective shifted. It's just a novel, why take it so seriously? The author's writing style is already very engaging. It's a good book, a true gem. It's just a bit short; I finished it in one day.

To be honest, I can't understand why people still think constitutional monarchy is a good system. Powerful ministers could at most change the emperor, but now they can change the royal family. How did Britain's constitutional monarchy come about? Because the king was killed, and the people below established it to stabilize the situation. A powerful emperor establishing a constitutional monarchy—you can't come up with that idea without some serious knowledge.

Under the ancient patriarchal system, a person declared dead by the royal family would no longer have the opportunity to inherit the throne, nor could they return to the royal family. Many things, even if seemingly straightforward, do not conform to logic.

This might be what Zhu Xiong Ying looked like as a child.

I'm absolutely not going to keep books as pets anymore; the last one I was trying to keep just died.

I checked the replies today and found that the post and a lot of people's replies were deleted, probably because they were criticizing the author. I'm wondering if that was necessary? Did the author offend someone? When I say "No. 1 In its genre," I don't mean the entire historical fiction category.

To be honest, wooden tracks are utter nonsense. If the author insisted on including them, the book would fall apart. The most important thing right now is to advance the technology tree: cement, iron smelting, steelmaking. Anything we don't have domestically, we'll send people to bring back from Europe. The advantage of being reborn is that we won't take detours. We know exactly which direction to take.

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Author, you really need to find a job... You used to update twice a day when you had a job, but now you're a full-time writer and only update once a day... How can you be so shameless?

It's not bad, but there's too much fluff. A chapter is mostly filler. We're here to read a book, not to learn history.