Great Ming: My Brother-in-Law Is Zhu Youxiao

During the Little Ice Age at the end of the Ming Dynasty, temperatures plummeted. At this moment, Zhang Guojiu rubbed his hands together, exhaled a puff of warm breath, and remarked that the weather was getting colder 🥱. Upon hearing this, the surrounding generals and guards hurriedly offered their greetings to Zhang Guojiu 😏.

The author has completely let loose... But to be fair, it was still quite enjoyable to read 😀

The protagonist is already this powerful, why not become emperor myself? 😏😏😏😏😏

Authors can't just keep having fun and killing all the time, otherwise it gets cliché and the supporting characters become less intelligent, lacking any variation. There was a novel about a tyrant in the Ming Dynasty that just kept killing people and nobody read it anymore.

Awesome, fucking awesome! In short, all the pests are wiped out, utterly invincible. Back then, because of loans from the US and the Soviet Union, we were forced to keep some people, which resulted in endless trouble. It wouldn't be appropriate to suffer that kind of humiliation in an online novel.

I suspect the studio has taken over now, right? It's so sloppy every single day!

In reality, at the end of the Ming Dynasty, if you wanted to reform, the only way was through killing, or rather, for the emperor to rebel against himself. Interest groups were already deeply entrenched, and civil officials and Confucian scholars had already placed themselves in opposition to imperial power.

The author has done a decent job by reading over two hundred pages. To be honest, your writing skills are quite unconventional. It's really not very interesting to watch. The plot is always the same: first there's conflict, then there's murder. Honestly, it's tedious and boring, with absolutely no fun. They just focus on writing about officialdom; it's disgusting to even read about it.

The book *Mingji Beilue* records an incident where, on March 14th of the seventeenth year of the Chongzhen Emperor's reign, Li Zicheng's army besieged the city. Emperor Chongzhen secretly ordered the eunuch Cao Huachun to "collect and bury the remains of Wei Zhongxian." According to Feng Menglong's *Yandu Diary*, this was Cao Huachun's request.

I've finished reading all the books the author wrote before, and I hope they continue to do well! The book was very enjoyable to read. After reading for so many years, I'm actually quite interested in this kind of fast-paced, exciting story. You can see the author has made many attempts. The previous book was all about killing, while this one tried many plots, conspiracies, and battles of wits.