
The Second Son of the Ming Dynasty
大明次子
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
501Chapters
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With your introduction, is the protagonist born by Zhu Yuanzhang wearing a hat on his brother, or by Zhu Yuanzhang and Queen Ma? The one born to Queen Ma is called the legitimate second son. The one born to Zhu Yuanzhang through an affair, let's not say whether we can recognize him or not, but we can't. The protagonist is the brother's son. If we can recognize him, he is also the eldest son of a concubine. So who the hell is the protagonist? This profile is outrageous.
Someday! When Zhu Yuanzhang passed a bridge with his son, the protagonist of this book, the protagonist accidentally fell into the river. A burst of golden light appeared in the river and a sissy figure emerged and said: Middle-aged Zhu Yuanzhang, are you dropping the son who helped you unify the world in a book on my left, or the son of the protagonist in a book on my right who can make you immortal? Or the son of the protagonist of this book who is drowning at my feet? Zhu Yuanzhang...
Many details are not handled well and are messy.
It's too long-winded. Don't you think the reason why it's not recommended is that the book should be gripping, smooth, and have a main line. After more than 70 pictures, it still deviates from the main line. Alas, it is difficult to be on the recommendation list. I support you. I estimate that half of the people reading it will jump to chapters, otherwise they will not be able to watch it. Really. Books that are not about hegemony must not be too boring, but occasionally they are okay. The ups and downs of the story and the climax have not even begun yet. It is only after 70 pictures of life experience that the story begins to miss out. There is still some time before the story begins. The next step is the climax of recognition, and you will not be able to finish it even if there are not even 100 pictures.
Extremely poisonous, even if he is the adopted son, he is still the second son. The royal bloodline is still Zhu Yuanzhang's son who had such a miserable start. Anyone can be bullied. She was born to Queen Ma. It's true that Shen Nong would be poisoned even if he came.
It's such a mess, Zhu Yuanzhang can be threatened by a cult, how much do you look down on Emperor Hongwu?
I don't even know the relationship between my illegitimate child and my second illegitimate child, so I wrote a book about it without any shame, which is really shameless.
Is this the level that Qidian strongly recommends this week? If you learn from "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty", the comment area will not explode One thing to say is that reading history can be wise. Do you look down on the IQ of readers who read historical novels? It is recommended to go to urban fantasy cultivation to practice your skills first
There are over a hundred chapters that I don't recognize, and I really have no motivation to read.
Your father blocked Zhu Yuanzhang's sword. Are you Zhu Yuanzhang's second son???