The Boldest Emperor in History: The End of the Ming Dynasty

I didn't explain anything in the previous article, and it was just a blur of operations.

In the last days, everything is just talk. If you can eat enough, you will be awesome:

The author has never been a soldier, right? The oppressive feeling of saying a few words in front of the leader, the whole body is sweating and shaking, for fear of saying the wrong thing or doing the wrong thing. A woman of a lower generation of literati admires the general without being scared to cry in front of him twice. She even delivers food to the general without having to report him. In ancient times, she was lucky that she didn't have her capital cut off!

I just read the introduction and found that Korean kimchi is made in China.

Anyone who subscribed later regretted it. . . There are a whole bunch of women, prostitutes, and Mongolians. There are n women in more than 120 chapters.

The protagonist can be more reckless. No matter what stage he has reached, there is no need to be too timid. If you have a golden finger, you can start over. If you can read, come on.

A novel written in the late Ming Dynasty. The protagonist is either an emperor or a pauper. There is no such thing as the second generation of rich people and the second generation of officials.

Your book reminds me of Mu Yunfeng's History Crusher. Chongzhen inside was carrying a telegraph pole and fighting in and out.

It's okay. There are some minor problems with the plot in the 90-odd chapters, but they're not major problems. It's getting better now. I hope I can keep up the good work and not collapse again.

Seeing Chapter 18... I want to confirm that the protagonist is Chongzhen? The novel is quite interesting, the characters are relatively rounded, it is easy to read, and some flaws are innocuous. I think this book should be rated above 8 points