Great Ming: I Told You to Rule as Regent, So Why Has the Whole Dynasty Gone Mad?

Some say that every time an author puts pen to paper, a world is born. The people in that world have color, but as soon as the author stops writing, that world loses its brilliance, as if it has died, and time stops swinging, forever frozen in that moment.

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Dear brothers, sisters, and even the most accomplished authors, this humble author has a question I'd like to ask for help with. This book has two female leads: Hu Shanxiang and Sun Ruowei. As we all know, both were empresses, but there can only be one true empress. So the question is, who should I choose?

I really dislike Zhu Zhanji. He abandoned the Northeast, almost causing the annihilation of Chinese civilization. He abandoned Jiaozhi (Vietnam), causing China to lose Southeast Asia. He abandoned Southeast Asia, causing China to miss its chance to become the world's greatest power. If it weren't for his capable grandson cleaning up his messes, the dynasty would have changed hands.

If you're looking for the emperor's imposing presence, don't bother watching. You'll feel nauseous. Imagine a grandson of the crown prince bowing and addressing a civil official as "Your Excellency" in court—you're really something else!

Zhu Zhanji, right? Go have a child first, name him Zhu Qizhen, then chop him up and feed him to the dogs.

I remember someone saying that if I were to transmigrate into the body of Zhu Zhanji, the first thing I would do is shoot Zhu Qizhen onto the wall 🐶

I appointed you to oversee the country, not to become a eunuch.

Personal matters, will be updated tomorrow or the day after.

I told you this author would stop updating, but they were still stubborn. They kept whining that they still had over a million words left to write. What a stubborn mule!