Alliance of All Heavens and Great Ming Dynasties

To be honest, it is unthinkable for a queen to live outside the palace and open a restaurant. The emperor will be impeached by ministers whenever he leaves the palace, let alone a queen. The novel is not nonsense. If a female channel author like you comes to the male channel to beg for food, don't bring your female channel style over. I have no objection to female channel authors writing male channels, but you can't do this.

What is an emperor? It feels so unreasonable to invade another world and have to follow the plot. You have become the emperor and you still have to run around. The army can just drive over.

The initial group of emperors was okay. I thought I could write several group portraits about the development of the Ming Dynasty. Later, I barely tolerated the time travel. After all, the infinite subject matter has a wide audience, and the author has to be suitable. But when you travel to martial arts, you are a bit speechless, especially when a queen comes out of the palace to open a restaurant, and the emperor is so obsessed with it that it is outrageous, and he writes a decent theme into an ancient female channel novel...?

It's awesome. The author is really awesome. He wrote about a queen who is very poisonous. Her sister's husband sent someone to assassinate her. Her father-in-law begged for mercy and was sent to the frontier and then died of illness. The queen was so angry that she left the palace and opened a restaurant by herself. Moreover, the protagonist has never touched another woman and is very affectionate. What you wrote is really awesome. . .

I heard that the author is a woman? Don't write routines for female channels on male channels, everyone should be well!

I don't understand the meaning of Chapter 37. First of all, a queen moved out of the palace and opened a restaurant. Secondly, the protagonist never bowed his head. If he didn't bow his head, he would "keep his integrity" to this queen and not touch other women. How about you decisively involve the father-in-law in the assassination and depose the queen. Otherwise, you have to appease the queen and recommend a brother-in-law or something to do a good job. After all, everyone is dead. As the emperor, this is the biggest concession you can make. You don't have to write him off. In this chapter, I can only tell that the author is guilty of being a literary youth. I hope the author can change it. I feel like your chapter would be better without it. Of course this is just my personal opinion, you can change it or not!

Chapter 37 is poisonous, too pretentious, and the queen has never touched a woman since leaving the palace, disgusting 😰

I will continue the story Moving out of the palace more than two years later, the queen brought back a child and said that it was the emperor's biological flesh and blood. She said that she gave birth to a child after three years of pregnancy and planned to name him Nezha😏

Can the queen leave the palace and open a restaurant? ? ? ? ?

The queen's father proposed marriage to the emperor's assassin and was demoted to Liaodong and died! A queen with nothing to do actually moved out of the palace? Are you kidding me? At most, he would live in a remote house in the palace. Just move out of the palace. Does the Ming royal family lose face?

The essay is unqualified and rewritten. What is there at the beginning? Is the protagonist a time traveler? How did he travel through time? How did the system come about? The protagonist is now firmly established. You have eaten the author of the previous scenes.

I, Zhutian Dashun, am in conflict with you anyway.

I stayed up most of the night, and after reading Chapter 21, I felt completely lost. How should I put it? I really like the atmosphere in the homes of the early Ming Dynasty generations. I can refer to several TV series, which I won't name. As a descendant of future generations, it is a good thing that the protagonist's achievements are not inferior to those of his predecessors, but there should still be respect, right? Of course, except for those who are called emperors But for Zhu Yuanzhang, Zhu Di, etc., Shouldn't there be respect for the elders? Needless to say the truth! Since you bear the name Zhu Houzhao, as a reader, I think you are Zhu Houzhao. Don't think that he has traveled through time. To be disrespectful to our ancestors, I honestly cannot accept it. Especially since they haven't done anything to make anyone angry, let alone done anything to feel sorry for you! On the contrary, if you can have the throne, it is best to thank them! Having said this, of course I will not read it again. Please show some respect to your ancestors. Of course, if they are all bastards, just pretend I didn't say it

The queen moved out of the palace. She is really awesome. I have little talent and knowledge. I really don't know any queen in the past who moved out of the palace. I don't know if she has put a hat on the male protagonist. The male protagonist is still there to have an infatuation. It is really a female channel routine.

An uncle assassinates his nephew. The author is really good at editing it. The biggest reliance of the Zhang brothers is that the emperor is his nephew. The two of them watched the emperor grow up and were able to speak well in front of the emperor. And now you are saying that they assassinated the emperor for an unrelated civil servant group? There are several questions after the assassination, 1-Whether the assassination of the emperor is successful or not, is he immortal? No ruler will let the assassin of the emperor live. The purpose of living is to tell others to come and assassinate me. No matter whether he succeeds or not, he does not have to die. 2- To say the least, if he succeeds, he will not die if he passes the blame to others. Empress Dowager Zhang does not have a second son. The new emperor must be a side branch. Who does the new emperor know about him? Can they still stand aside? Then the question is, what kind of interests drive the Zhang brothers to do this at the risk of destroying their own foundation and doing no good at all? Money? Right?

The queen ran out of the palace to file for divorce, which seemed normal to the protagonist...

Laughing to death, the queen is outside the palace? What do you think the harem is for? A good historical novel has turned into a Qiong Yao drama. Isn't this queen the protagonist?

In Chapter 37, he released a poison and was scolded miserably. I heard that in Chapter 109, the Queen was written to death! It's too late to remedy the situation

I can't stand it anymore. I have never figured out whether this pig's foot is from time travel. You say it is time travel. What you did to the queen is a poisonous point. In ancient times, this kind of thing has to be abolished. Emotions are nothing. And if you are a time traveler, you have no feelings in the first place. You are equivalent to a stranger, and you will be abolished. If you haven't traveled through time, why do you know so much? You are completely like a modern person. And if you are an ancient person, my education in ancient times will basically disappear the queen's family. After all, the husband of the queen's sister is a regicide. This is the opposite. When he rebelled, he actually came to plead for mercy. According to ancient times, nine tribes were punished. The most normal way is that the queen mother will accompany the Buddha with a green lantern from now on, the queen will be deposed and relegated to the cold palace, the father-in-law and his family will be sent to the border, and the three tribes of the regicide family will be executed. This is what the ancient emperors did

Awesome, the brother-in-law who assassinated the emperor, I can only say that the author knows how to edit it.

Yes, I am speechless. They are all extraordinary. They still have the thinking of ordinary emperors. These people have cultivated their immortality.

Telling a personal joke: The emperor refused to marry a wife and had no heirs because of his degeneration.

It's outrageous! The queen mother's brother assassinated the emperor. This is an unforgivable crime for that emperor. The queen's father dared to plead for mercy and was exiled to death. The queen still dared to quarrel with the emperor. You, the queen, can't sit still. After all, you and I are also guilty of the same crime.

From being forcibly dragged by a group of weird emperors to the prehistoric era, it was impossible to watch.

The emperor guards the country? Where is the national gate? The king died in the country? If a bald man commits suicide in Nanjing without leaving Taiwan, will he also die in the country?

Ming Dynasty, shouldn't Zhu Qizhen be the first to be killed, the God of War of the Ming Dynasty?

Around chapter 200, it started to be complete nonsense. I don't know where I copied it from. I could still read it at the beginning, but later I started scrolling on the keyboard because it was too troublesome to write.

What is the character of this protagonist? I don't feel like I like to watch the fun! Feeling like a psychopath

The biggest poisonous point of this book is that the protagonist will not touch other women for the sake of one woman. I don't understand this. You said that you are an emperor and have 3,000 beauties in the harem. No matter how infatuated you are with a woman, you can choose not to have a queen, but you will not touch other concubines. Do you think this is reasonable? As a sane person , would not do this, besides, he is still an emperor who dominates the world, and the emperor you wrote about before is still an emperor with great talents and great strategies, but when you write it like this, it seems that the emperor is very petty, without any sense of responsibility, without any sense of mind. This seems inconsistent and makes people feel sick.

Zhu Jianshen, you have wronged him. He took over the riddled and almost broken Ming Dynasty from his father. He single-handedly built the paper-paste Pavilion Elder and the clay minister to save the Ming Dynasty. He was called the Little Han Emperor Wu. He put down the chaos internally, rectified the court, and beat the Jurchens to the point of almost annihilation externally. Mongolia was in a panic Escape, A starting point where the superior would lose when being ridden in the face by a flying dragon, but he turned the tables against the wind. Wan Zhen'er had no sons, so seizing the direct line was nonsense. None of Zhu Jianshen's 11 sons was killed by the Wan family. When Wan Zhen'er died, Zhu Jianshen's 11 sons were intact.