A Carefree Life in Hongwu's Reign

Where did the White Lotus Sect get such strength? Did Zhu Yuanzhang's entire Imperial Guard become idiots? They can just enter the palace whenever they want, and the Crown Princess is just a minor leader of the White Lotus Sect? Please, this is the founding period of the Ming Dynasty, not the end of a dynasty. Zhu Yuanzhang is one of the top three emperors in history, yet you portray him as a complete waste.

The writing has some issues, especially the part about the succession struggle. People should step forward when they're supposed to; they're not children anymore, they should have an adult's mindset. I'm almost at my wit's end.

Why is it that even though the protagonist transmigrated, he actually has the intelligence of a child? Old Zhu's meaning is so obvious; how could the protagonist, with any brain, not see it? Isn't this a bit of a forced intellectual downgrade? Of course, the book itself is still good, and the writing style is similar to the one about Emperor Gaozu of Han—both are humorous and slice-of-life.

It's chapter 600, and Zhu Yunwen is still causing trouble, the White Lotus Sect is still causing trouble, disloyal princes are still causing trouble, and Zhu Yuanzhang is still forbidding the killing of relatives with rebellious intentions. So, the protagonist is just going to suffer as much as possible? Where's the fun in that? If there's no fun, what's the point of reading this? It's more boring than advanced mathematics.

The recent barrage of criticism from readers didn't appear suddenly; it's the culmination of all their dissatisfaction. From the very beginning, this book portrays Zhu De and the Embroidered Uniform Guard as intellectually deficient. Zhu De is depicted as a foolish old man who only knows how to beat his grandson, while the Embroidered Uniform Guard is utterly incompetent, relying on their…

I discovered this book the day before yesterday and read it all the way up to the last six chapters. Then I took a look at the book's online community and saw a lot of criticism, so I thought I'd try to offer some constructive criticism. It's been a long time since I've read a historical novel that's this relaxing.

Having read up to chapter 185, I've already made Zhu Yuanzhang seem less intelligent several times. He started with nothing but a bowl and ascended the throne legitimately. Can't you please show some common sense? That trashy Consort Lü should be deposed immediately. Why didn't the Embroidered Uniform Guard work when they should have?

The beginning was alright, but what happened later? Did the author suddenly become a saint? They wrote it themselves: the Ministry of War openly organized corruption and slandered the Crown Prince, and the author, instead of protecting the ringleaders and accomplices, kept them in jail. This is just another Zhu Yunwen; it's completely pointless.

The author started to get blinded by the current success and began adding some vulgar elements in an attempt to retain readers, making the story unreadable.

Not many orders, 217 chapters Preparing to delete the book and run away This book was very appealing at first. The interactions between grandfather and grandson are hilarious and heartwarming, making people burst into laughter. That's the biggest highlight that kept me reading. But you can't keep dwelling on this forever.